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Also: Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will have a July hearing on his desertion charge; President Obama visits Utah; and there'll be a brief lunar eclipse tomorrow.

Also: President Obama will nominate Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford Jr. as Joint Chiefs Chairman; the NYU student held in North Korea speaks; and Hawaii's Kilauea volcano causes some small earthquakes.

Also: Cyclone-stricken Vanuatu residents ask for food; the White House will rebuff certain Freedom of Information Act requests; and Japanese tsunami debris from 2011 still washes ashore in the U.S.

Also: Police will discuss an investigation into rape claims printed in "Rolling Stone" magazine; NATO's chief suggests arming Ukraine; and the founder of modern Singapore dies.

Also: Pope Francis may visit Cuba this fall; Tennessee lawmakers won't make the Bible the official state book; and it's true: the worst traffic in the world is in Jakarta, not New York City.

Also: A Secret Service officer is put on leave; the U.N. says only one third of countries meet global education goals; and thieves steal hundreds of pounds of gold from a Mexican mine.

Also: Same sex marriage moves forward in Guam; a new settlement is proposed in the concussion lawsuit against the NCAA; and the U.S. will identify the unknowns killed on the USS Oklahoma.

Also: Kentucky senator Rand Paul is expected to announce he's running for President; there's been a multi-ship collision on the Mississippi River; and it's election day in Chicago and Ferguson, Mo.

Also: Loretta Lynch will finally get a confirmation vote; an international watchdog fears 30,000 migrants may die this year at sea; and this is the 100th anniversary of the use of chemical weapons.

Also: The European Union holds a summit on the migrant crisis; a report says North Korea may have several nuclear warheads; and Puerto Rico's government could shut down over financial problems.