This Morning With Gordon Deal

U.S. House passes bill protecting marriage equality, Americans endure 'dragon's breath' heat wave, and what a good night's sleep can do for your heart.

Indiana mall shooter was 20 years old and had a juvenile record, hundreds dead as extreme heat wave broils Europe, and here's how tires can save $70 a year on gas.

Uvalde school shooting report finds 'systemic failures' in law enforcement response, Zelensky removes Ukraine's General Prosecutor, head of Secret Service, and NY football coach to attempt Alcatraz Sharkfest Swim for charity.

What do active shooters have in common, is that remote job opening really remote, and what's the definition of a fake Twitter account.

President Biden meets Israel's leaders with focus on Iran's nuclear ambitions, Joe Manchin pulls plug on climate and tax talks, and stop challenging the world's fastest sprinters to races.

Flood leaves 44 people unaccounted for in southwest Virginia, Why the Fed is taking a hammer to the housing market, and 1 in 4 Americans say they want to purchase an electric car.

The Jan 6 committee outlines the role of far-right groups in the attack on the Capitol, more scrutiny on the response of law enforcement during the Uvalde massacre and why Amazon still clicks with shoppers.

Hospitals must provide abortions in emergency situations, President Biden pushes to ban assault weapons, and US Navy sailors reunite with the dogs they rescued from near-certain death in the Middle East.

President Biden weighs authority to declare abortion-related public health emergency, big cities can't get workers back to the office, and Wall Street reaches for cliché to excuse your withered 401(k).

Welcome to your worst travel nightmare, how do you avoid letting fear control you, and it the cruise industry coming back.

Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe assassinated, House Republicans weigh national abortion restrictions, and how to save money on travel.

Boris Johnson plans to resign as British Prime Minister, Highland Park shooting suspect admits to deadly attack, and ways your credit cards can help you fight the pain of inflation.

Highland Park parade shooting suspect charged with first-degree murder, what can be done to help us feel safe in public, and how your dog is preventing your summer vacation.

Highland Park July Fourth parade shooting leaves at least six dead, White House faces legal hurdles in weighing abortion response, and these high school seniors raced away from graduation to fight a fire.

Independence Day - Employees afraid to discuss mental health at work, Americans are worse tippers now than before Covid-19, and how much money do you really save by not having kids.

Soft landing for the economy Is still possible, spending for July 4th is down, and having Mr. T as your co-pilot.

President Biden calls for dropping filibuster rules to pass abortion rights into law, markets post worst first half of a year in decades, and how the iPhone changed us.

U.S. to ramp Up military presence in Europe to counter Russia, threats of violence reach more public officials, and Stanley Cup delivered to wrong address.

Former aide drops new testimony to the Jan. 6 panel, why companies think paying for abortion travel is worth it, and Kentucky toddler is the youngest Mensa member in US.

46 migrants have been found dead inside a semi-truck in San Antonio, abortion opponents consider how far to press, and pilot shortage driving airline reliability woes this summer.

Abortion ruling poses fresh midterm challenges for Democrats, Republicans, G-7 nears agreement on exploring new sanction capping Russian oil price, and man loses USB flash drive with data on entire city's residents after night out.

School shooter drills can be traumatic, but do they work, adults sleep better together than alone, and goats with big appetites are front-line workers in fire prevention.

Senate passes bipartisan gun bill funding red-flag laws, mental health programs, Trump Justice Officials cite pressure from him to overturn 2020, and here are 10 items you'll want to have in your carry-on.

Uvalde school-district Police Chief Pete Arredondo is put on leave, President Biden calls on Congress to approve a 3-month gas tax holiday, and exposure to any light during sleep linked to obesity.

State officials recall pressure from Former President Trump, allies on 2020 election result, Senate begins debate of bipartisan gun control bill, and teacher twirls out of school after 50 years of teaching.

Uvalde parents, community members call for chief's resignation at emotional school board meeting, President Biden says he is near decision on backing federal gasoline-tax holiday, and Nobel sold for Ukrainian kids shatters record at $103.5 million.

Heat wave to shift east after posing dangerous conditions in the Plains, what is a recession and are we in one, and he's a 'proud dad' to 3 million people.

What happens when stock markets become bear markets, a weakened euro is good news for US travelers, and Father's Day fun.

Witnesses lay out how VP Pence resisted pressure to block 2020 election results, Dow closes below 30000 as post-fed rally reverses, and how to recognize warnings signs of heat related illness.

U.S., Allies pledge new help to Ukraine, Fed raises rates by 0.75 percentage point, and John Cena makes Ukraine teen refugee's dream meeting come true.

Mitch McConnell backs gun-control framework in boost to bipartisan package, Yellowstone Park will stay closed, and these electric vehicles are cheaper to own than gas ones now.

Jan. 6 hearing focuses on Trump's false claims of 2020 election fraud, S&P 500 enters bear market, and Flag Day is a patriotic spectacle in these communities.

Senators reach framework for legislation addressing gun violence, Jan. 6 committee holds more hearings this week, Phoenix gas station owner is selling gas at a loss.

America is pushing teachers to the brink, how to stop being so scatterbrained, and orphaned turtles and kids who set them free.

Jan. 6 committee lays out case against Donald Trump in first public hearing, gunman opens fire at Maryland factory, killing three, and young Yankees fan gets heartwarming baseball surprise.

Armed man arrested near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's home, House passes Democrats' gun measures, and credit card perks that can help you fight inflation.

Gun talks focus on juvenile records in background checks, surging gas prices top $5 in 13 states and counting, and selling your stuff online.

GOP senators surprisingly bullish on prospects for a bipartisan gun deal, Jan. 6 panel seeks to break through with primetime programming, and Massachusetts restaurant worker receives $2K winning lottery ticket as tip.

Gun reform legislation makes progress in Senate, Russia's Putin warns West on missile supplies, and Iditarod dog found months after disappearing from checkpoint.

Democrats and Republicans are trying out family therapy, the mental health crisis in our schools, and rooting for the refs.

President Biden urges gun legislation following mass shootings, ways tech can save you money, and why the long weekend has never been harder to pull off.

Gunman kills at least four people in shooting at Tulsa Medical Clinic, Buffalo supermarket suspect indicted on first-degree murder, and man reunites with birth mom after 20 years.

Mourners gather as funerals begin for Uvalde school killings, Supreme Court blocks Texas social-media law, and the sports fans who root for the referees.

President Biden vows to 'continue to push' for gun laws after visiting Uvalde, ways Russia is wrecking the global economy, and sisters find each other after 45 years apart.

Memorial Day - Ukraine's battlefield success no surprise to their National Guard trainers in U.S., is your kid financially literate, and patriotic Memorial Day quotes.

Employees afraid to discuss mental health at work, how to be adventurous, and deputy who saved drowning 2-year-old has heartwarming reunion at kindergarten graduation.

More details emerge about how the Uvalde shooter entered the school, McConnell signals a willingness to engage with Democrats on gun measures and the worst case scenarios for summer travel

More information emerges about the Texas school shooter, how the tragedy has re-ignited the gun control fight in Congress and taking a closer look at the mental health crisis in our schools.

Texas shooter kills at least 19 children and two adults in elementary school, what we know about the Texas school-shooting victims, and 911 dispatcher saves man's life during 3-hour call.

President Biden says no change to U.S. "strategic ambiguity" on Taiwan, how to avoid summer employment scams, and exactly when to book a hotel to get the best deal.

Speculation over whether President Biden will run again heats up, military plane carrying 39 tons of baby formula arrives in U.S, and these 5 used cars' trade-in values are skyrocketing.

Going back to the office was harder than expected, what if we have been breathing wrong all along, and officials warn of spike in romance scams as summer approaches.

Mass murder suspect returns to court as grand jury probes rampage, Oklahoma lawmakers pass near-total abortion ban, and how you can get the house you want.

President Biden invokes the Defense Production Act to increase baby-formula supply, Dow slides more than 1,100 points, and Waitress at Pennsylvania Applebee's saves choking boy.

President Biden denounces racist conspiracy theories after Buffalo mass shooting, UFO video footage reviewed during Congressional hearing, and Texas restaurant owner giving out free formula.

Buffalo suspected gunman was kicked out of Tops store the night before rampage, Sweden joins Finland in seeking NATO membership, and Virginia dad, a veteran, graduates from college alongside his daughter.

Weekend wraps with shootings across the country, soaring food prices worry lawmakers, and self-care businesses see surge in customers.

Americans are stuck in an age of scarcity, subsidies for sports venues back in vogue despite low returns, and the hybrid workplace needs to work for everybody.

White House moves to curb baby formula shortage, President Biden's focus on inflation underscores political challenge, and things to know about Friday the 13th.

Abortion-rights bill backed by Democrats fails in Senate, Inflation slipped in April, and Rhode Island waitress surprised with $810 tip on $48.17 bill.

House approves Ukraine aid package but no deal in Senate, gas prices surge to another high, and police officer delivers premature baby after thinking he's responding to overdose emergency.

Escaped Alabama inmate and corrections officer caught, abortion challenges corporate America's political activism, and mystery man rains cash on N.J. mall shoppers, yells Happy Mother's Day.

Ukraine fights for Mariupol, conservatives subdued over potential abortion victory and why college graduates are overestimating their starting salaries.

American consumers are shopping, traveling, and working out like it's 2019, the race to dominate the new battery economy, and there are 19 living Kentucky Derby winners.

Dow, S&P 500 slide more than 3 percent, Democrats to force vote next week on Roe v. Wade decision, and why you shouldn't look at your investment accounts every day.

Democrats claim political lifeline in wake of Supreme Court abortion leak, Fed lifts interest rates by half point, and how to manage higher interest rates.

Supreme Court is investigating leak, how long will gasoline and diesel prices be so high, and best money moves for May 2022.

Leaked draft of Supreme Court opinion indicates Roe v. Wade may be overturned, how does money affect your mental health, and DoorDasher saves Massachusetts woman's life while delivering pizza.

Approval for Biden Ukraine aid request likely after Kyiv visit, 3 University of Oklahoma students killed returning from storm chasing, and couple gets married on flight after cancellations ruin wedding plans.

Some restaurants are outsourcing key menu items, suburbia is standing up to Wall Street investors who are scooping up houses, and 102 marathons in 102 days.

Biden seeks new aid for Ukraine as Russia makes slow progress in seizing East, FDA advances ban on menthol cigarettes, and things you're wasting money on.

Putin warns West of lightning retaliation for intervention in Ukraine, Democrats mull how to fight amid latest GOP culture wars, and how to keep your phone from overheating during the summer.

Russia halts gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria, stocks fall as Dow drops more than 800 points, and cancer survivor to run 600th marathon.

Twitter accepts Elon Musk's offer to buy the company, Russia warms of "considerable" risk of nuclear war and how workers changing jobs are helping keep inflation high.

U.S. to boost military aid to Ukraine, why everyone is mad at Biden right now and which foods are going to see the biggest price increases.

Cities try to turn the tide on police traffic stops, the baseball team trying to prove that defense doesn't win championships, and why we want all things fried.

Russia says it controls Mariupol, Philadelphia to end mask mandate and the big cites where the rent has actually gotten cheaper.

Justice Department to appeal court ruling on mask mandates, why retirees could help solve the labor shortage and what you should do after your car's lease ends.

DOJ will appeal federal judge's ruling dropping COVID masks, new surrender deadline in Mariupol as West promises Ukraine more arms, and NASA beamed a doctor to The ISS in a world-first holoportation achievement

TSA will not enforce Covid mask mandate on public transit, Russia begins new military offensive, and what has got Astrology fans scrambling.

Ukrainian forces refuse to surrender, how President Biden can cut inflation, and 102 marathons in 102 days with one leg.

A group thinks more political parties is the answer to the divided country, whose keeping theaters alive, and the U.S.F.L. is back this weekend.

Russia's Black Sea flagship sinks after Ukraine claims missile strike, Elon Musk makes $43 Billion bid for Twitter, and endless Poodle hybrids spark backlash.

Brooklyn subway shooting suspect arrested, Biden Administration to provide Ukraine with heavier weapons, and does anyone understand NFTs.

Police search for gunman in attack on Brooklyn subway, inflation surges again while Biden blames Putin for higher gas prices and why cleaning an Airbnb costs so much right now.

Ukraine's Zelensky calls for more military aid, Philadelphia reinstating indoor mask mandate, and mechanic finds art by abstract artist Francis Hines worth millions in dumpster.

Ukraine, Russia gear up for war's biggest battles, Democrats plan to seize on GOP opposition to Jackson, and cat that survived Russian attacks is adopted by Ukraine government.

A Ukrainian church and its Russian neighbor navigate wartime tensions, why do some people seem unable to catch COVID, and things you probably didn't know about the Masters and Augusta National.

Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as first black woman on Supreme Court, Ukraine calls for more arms, and how to choose the best seat on a plane.

Ukraine urges civilians to flee looming Russian offensive in eastern regions, Sacramento police believe at least 5 people opened fire in deadly mass shooting, and a Publix employee's friendship with a toddler shopper goes viral.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy details alleged Russian atrocities, Oklahoma legislature passes near-total ban on abortion, and best money moves for April 2022.

U.S. and allies vow action over reports of Russian atrocities in Ukraine, Senate advances Judge Jackson nomination, and Ohio athlete raises over $12K for Ukraine.

Sacramento police say there were 'multiple' shooters in violence that left six dead, new reports of war crimes emerge as Russians retreat from Kyiv area, and meteorologist phones kids on-air, warns them of tornado.

Are we losing impulse control, an IRS worker in Kansas City is trying to make sure you get your tax refund, and gas prices throw a wrench into vacation plans.

Ukrainian troops push forward as Russian forces regroup, federal judge strikes down parts of Florida election law, and why is it called April Fools' Day.

Russia plays down progress in peace talks, President Biden is expected to tap oil reserves to control rising gasoline prices, and should you pay your taxes with a credit card to get points.

Ukraine proposes neutral status with guarantees, Severe storms, tornadoes target millions across the U.S., and things you should do before quitting your job.

President Biden says 'moral outrage' behind Putin comment, are we losing impulse control, and Dodgers re-sign former player to help with mental health struggles.

Ukraine insists on territorial integrity as talks loom, President Biden says he is not calling for regime change in Russia, and single dad receives kidney donation from total stranger who replied on social media.