forte reporting for us tonight. day to give back the crowd for family came together at a local food bank loans scans. yeah. i think he grabbed cell phone. >> and made some jokes about fun day for a good cause. that's after the break. welcome back. >> been kind of a long day right. fund a rewarding day, no vicki and bunch of other people here, a crowd for the pleasure really of spending a good amount of time at the san francisco-marin food volunteer in just actually a few hours to bag some food to feed families who sure could use it and i had my cell phone shot, some video of some familiar faces bagging goodies. check it out. >> everyone is dragging all this food. i mean, it's trick or treat you out the plum >> joe king aside, a really great way to roll up your sleeves say they make sure there's daria just sure that there's food on the table for neighbors. you know who could use it. yeah. i mean, there definitely in need before the pandemic and then that has just made it so much worse in the numbers. they around >> i

forte has more on the complaint. >> today. the department of justice is suing the state of georgia, the lawsuit over the peach state's new voting laws or complaint alleges that recent changes to georgia's election loss or an active with the purpose of denying or abridging the right of black georgians to vote on account of their race or color the move jump-start a campaign against the wave of new state laws. many say restrict access to the ballot fueled by false claims by former president donald trump, the 2020 election was subject to rampant fraud having the come into this fight is a really. >> positive sign of what is to come. georgia governor brian kemp signed the election overhaul into law back in march. since then, it's been the source of controversy sparking boycotts, the relocation of the mlb all-star game from atlanta to denver and protest of what many say is an act of voter this is unconstitutional and it's a violation of everything that we've come to know and and and i i see. >> and who gets to participate in camp res

. >> a reporter jonelle fort has more now on how authorities are responding to the rise in shootings and several major cities. >> america facing get another violent shooting. stretching nationwide cleveland. 7 people wounded at a graduation party. a similar situation at a grad party right outside of miami have 5. >> a person shot. >> 3 bases in new orleans gun fire at a block party injured at least 8. out west. 4 people shot dead in a portland home and in chicago, more than 50 people shot. at least 5 dead and multiple incidents over the weekend. one situation 8 shootings in one location. >> something got to get bro here in atlanta. a man shooting out of a car sent a jogger to the hospital stats show gun violence in the u.s. surging so far the gun violence archive reports more than 8400 gun related deaths this year and over 240 mass shootings as of june. 1st. >> this violence has to stop. >> coming up, more than a year since the pandemic shutdown international travel cruise ships are setting sail once again, but they may look different from now on. and a cool down is in the works. you

we've got jonelle forte with the story ahead of this 4th of july airlines on a scramble with more than 3.5 million people expected to take flight in the coming days we're going back and forth. no now. >> so. friday i want have that be, you know, i'm leaving here going to flint. there's been a series of snags leading into the holiday weekend. >> delays and cancellations stranding thousands of passengers fueled by bad weather and staffing shortages. my flight had already been canceled. so i got rebooked on another flight. >> through the app on my phone and i finally land in dallas to run to the to get to my plane and that flight gets canceled since monday southwest airlines canceled more than 2000 flights. the company now promising employees extra overtime paid to pick up shifts to help avoid disruptions. >> american airlines also hard hit the company cutting about 80 flights per day through mid july until its adjusted to the rapid surge in travel. but who wanted know the hiccup signs of an industry racing to get up to speed. united airlines announcing today is betting big on the rebound