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Search teams in the Grand Canyon are still looking for at least one unaccounted person after rescuing dozens from deadly flash floods that swept through the national park, leaving behind a trail of destruction and killing two people. Now there are questions about whether the flood warning systems in place were working properly, and whether the park service did enough to alert hikers to potential risks. NBC News correspondent Dana Griffin is on the ground in Arizona.

Then, Israeli settlers in the West Bank have been targeting Palestinian families in recent weeks, trying to force them out of their homes. Over the weekend, an NBC News crew and the Palestinian woman they were interviewing were attacked by a group of masked settlers. NBC News international correspondent Matt Bradley explains how this fits into a larger pattern of Israeli settler violence and what the government is doing to rein it in.

Finally, a jury in Nevada has convicted Duane “Keffe D” Davis of first-degree murder in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur. The Ringer senior staff writer Joel Anderson reflects on Tupac’s legacy, as the 30-year saga comes to a close.

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