PBS NewsHour honors the 10 victims of the Boulder, Colorado mass shooting, recounting their lives and the impact they had on their community. Victims included individuals from various backgrounds, such as a retired photo editor, a police officer, local business workers, and community members known for their kindness and contributions. The tribute emphasizes the ordinary circumstances of their lives before they were tragically ended.

Amy Walter and Errin Haines discuss the political implications of the COVID-19 relief bill and President Biden's immigration policy. President Biden's approval ratings are positive, and the American Rescue Plan is well-received. The administration is actively communicating the benefits of the relief package, which includes provisions for an equitable vaccine rollout, school reopening, and child care support. The Democratic Party faces internal divisions on immigration, and the Biden administration has sent mixed signals on its stance. The issue of immigration remains a contentious topic, with expectations for the administration to address the crisis inherited from the previous government.