KOSIK: OK, we are following breaking news in New Zealand where at this moment it is 10:24 in the evening. 49 people have been killed, dozens more injured in a terror attack at two mosques in the city of Christchurch. This happened as Muslims were gathering for prayer services. Police say one man in his 20s has been charged with murder. Three people total are in custody. Two explosive devices were found in one of the attacker's cars. And we've got a live report coming up in just a few minutes.</s>BRIGGS: But now, the FDA fast tracking an antidote to opioid overdoses to be made by the same company that makes OxyContin, the drug that's fueling the very opioid epidemic. Purdue Pharma says it is committed to finding solutions to the opioid crisis even though it is named in dozens of lawsuits for allegedly accelerating it and then making drugs to treat it. In a statement to CNN, Purdue Pharma has called the allegations irresponsible.</s>KOSIK: The Connecticut Supreme Court handing a victory to the families of the Sandy Hook massacre victims. They can now move forward with a lawsuit against gun manufacturers. The families claim gun maker Remington knowingly marketed its AR-15 rifle to people for offensive military style combat missions against their enemies. Connecticut law does not allow ads that encourage criminal behavior. Remington's AR-15 Bushmaster model was used by the shooter in the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre.</s>BRIGG: All right, coming up, New Zealand's darkest day, 49 killed, dozens more injured at a terror attack at two different mosques. We are live in Christchurch, New Zealand when we come back.
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