National News From ABCnews.com

• NY state police lag behind agencies nationwide on camera use
  A mainstay technology is missing among New York state troopers
• Delaware police: Man shot wife, then self at nursing home
  Delaware State police have confirmed they think a man killed his wife, then himself, in a shooting at a nursing home
• De Blasio calls for probe of NYC power outages
  Mayor Bill de Blasio is calling for a "full investigation" into the power outages in New York following this weekend's high temperatures
• NYC mayor calls for probe as many wait for power in the heat
  Mayor Bill de Blasio is calling called for an investigation of power outages that came at the end of this weekend's oppressive heat, saying he no longer trusts utility Con Edison after it decided to turn off power to thousands of customers
• House fire devours Baptist church in Savannah, Georgia
  A house fire in Savannah, Georgia, has largely destroyed the adjacent First Metropolitan Baptist Church
• Delaware boaters fall into water, police halt runaway vessel
  Delaware Fish and Wildlife Natural Resources Police say they were able to stop an unmanned, runaway boat after its drivers fell into the water
• Louisiana officer suggested Ocasio-Cortez should be shot
  A Louisiana police officer posted a comment on his Facebook page calling U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez a 'vile idiot' and suggesting that she be shot
• New court date set for man accused of killing woman, 3 kids
  A new court date has been set for a Georgia man accused of killing his girlfriend and her three children
• Woman: Husband killed in freak accident on N Carolina beach
  A woman says her husband was killed on the North Carolina coast when a wave crashed into him, slamming his head into the sand and breaking his neck
• 10 Things to Know for Today
  Among 10 Things to Know: Puerto Rico braces for huge protests against governor; Democrats and Republicans prepare for special counsel Robert Mueller's Congress testimony; Israel demolishing dozens of Palestinian homes in east Jerusalem
• The Latest: Power restored to nearly all utility customers
  A utility company says it has restored power to nearly all of its 33,000 customers on Kauai
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• Report: At least 14 Alaska cities have officers with records
  The Anchorage Daily News and ProPublica report that at least 14 cities in Alaska have employed police officers whose criminal records should have prevented them from being hired under state law
• GOP group removes post calling congresswomen "Jihad Squad"
  An Illinois Republican group has apologized and removed from its Facebook page a post that showed images of four Democratic women members of Congress and referred to them as the "Jihad Squad."
• Authorities: 8 hurt by lightning at Florida Gulf Coast beach
  Authorities say a lightning strike at a Gulf Coast beach in Florida has left eight people injured, one of them critically