Shakira Concert Draws Millions, White House Shooting Investigation Continues, Spirit Airlines Shuts Down A roundup of major news events: Shakira's massive concert in Rio, updates on the White House shooting investigation, the search for Satoshi Nakamoto, the Lincoln Memorial's restoration, and the collapse of Spirit Airlines. Rio de Janeiro witnessed a spectacular event on Saturday as global music icon Shakira captivated an estimated two million fans with a free concert on the iconic Copacabana Beach. City officials have confirmed the attendance figure, positioning the performance as one of the most significant and largest-scale concerts in Shakira’s illustrious career. The energy was palpable as fans from all walks of life gathered to enjoy the singer’s hits, creating an unforgettable atmosphere along the famed beachfront. This concert underscores Shakira’s enduring popularity and her ability to connect with massive audiences worldwide.The event was not only a celebration of music but also a boost for Rio de Janeiro’s tourism and cultural landscape. The sheer scale of the crowd presented logistical challenges, but authorities reported a smooth and safe event, highlighting the city’s capacity to host large-scale gatherings.Meanwhile, in Washington D.C. , developments continue to unfold regarding the incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. US Attorney for the District of Columbia, Jeanine Pirro, has stated definitively that the suspect in the shooting directly targeted and shot an injured US Secret Service agent. This confirmation came during an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper, where Pirro addressed concerns about her potential involvement in the case.Tapper pressed Pirro on the possibility of recusal, given her status as both a witness and a potential target during the incident. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are meticulously examining the suspect’s motives and background. The incident has raised serious questions about security protocols at high-profile events and prompted a review of protective measures for government officials and attendees. The Secret Service is cooperating fully with the investigation, providing crucial evidence and insights into the events that transpired.Beyond these headline events, other notable stories are developing across the nation. CNN’s Jim Sciutto has been reporting on the ongoing quest to unmask the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the enigmatic founder of Bitcoin. Investigators Tyler Maroney and William Cohen are delving into the digital trail left behind by the pseudonymous creator, attempting to uncover the individual or group responsible for launching the revolutionary cryptocurrency.Simultaneously, a familiar landmark in the nation’s capital, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, is undergoing a restoration project. The pool is being repainted in its traditional ‘American flag blue’ hue, offering a refreshed aesthetic for visitors. CNN spoke with tourists who expressed their appreciation for the renewed appearance of this iconic site. In a more somber turn of events, Spirit Airlines has ceased all operations, marking the first major US airline to shut down in a quarter of a century.The airline’s collapse has left thousands of passengers stranded nationwide, with all flights canceled and customer service suspended. A poignant video shared by a Spirit Airlines crew member on one of the final flights offers a glimpse into the emotional impact of the shutdown. CNN’s Betsy Klein is providing comprehensive coverage of the fallout from Spirit Airlines’ closure, detailing the challenges faced by affected travelers and the potential implications for the airline industry