Monica Ricks

Security will be tight for Game 3 of the NBA Finals as the New York Knicks look to extend their series lead over the San Antonio Spurs.

President Trump will be attending and Secret Service will be implementing TSA-style screening procedures.

Day two of a festival in Toledo, Ohio has now been canceled after a mass shooting there injured at least a dozen people.

Toledo Councilman John Hobbs.

Two of the 12 people shot are in critical condition.

Police say they're also following up on leads, but no arrests have been made.

The USDA is working quickly to contain a screwworm outbreak in Texas after two cases of a flesh-eating parasite were confirmed in cattle this week.

But Texas Governor Greg Abbott is reassuring the public.

It is, however, sparking concerns about potential impacts on the domestic beef industry, with meatpackers and consumers both facing higher prices due to smaller cattle herds.

An American doctor who contracted Ebola while working in Congo has been discharged from a hospital in Germany where he's been getting treated for the last three weeks.

His wife and kids were also in quarantine and tested negative.

But the virus is still spreading in Africa.

So far, dozens have died.

And it looks like Pope Leo's got some competition as fans flock to Spain to see the pontiff and Bad Bunny.

Leo spread a message of peace and unity last night in Madrid.

The Latin superstar headlines a sold-out show there later tonight.

Worldwide Developers Conference tomorrow, where it's set to debut a new AI strategy and an overhauled version of Siri.

The conference is also expected to show off operating system updates for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, its smartwatch, TV set-top box, and Vision Pro headset.

And as we look ahead to SpaceX's potential record-breaking IPO this week, there's some economic data that's sure to grab investors' attention.

We get more on that from Bloomberg's Karen Moscow.