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n. was that she might have terry and work in gaza faces collapse. and just key done is not to suspend funding 1st agency for palestinian refugees. the i'm here the moments thanks for joining us. the united states says 3 of its troops have been killed and dozens more wounded in a drone strike on a base on the jordan, syria bowed up president job. i didn't blame yvonne back to minutes. as for the attack, he vowed to hold the perpetrators to account media. we could say the drawn strike near a barracks at the base. it's the 1st time american military personnel had been killed by hostile fire in the region since the start of the israel from us for a washington bureau correspondence and also appear chief in his pole, gave a small of the killing of the 3 americans in jordan, near the border with syria is definitely a significant escalation of an already precarious situation in the middle east. this is the 1st time as we just mentioned, that u. s. troops have been killed, but enemy fire in the middle east since the beginning of the cause of war. and the pro

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tonight we're seeing 63 more pages of text messages allegedly written by the former office or the n word was used more than 100 times along with a slew of other racist and homophobic slurs. civil rights attorney adante pointer just got his hands on a new batch of text messages allegedly written by former san jose police officer marc mcnamara represents k on green. the college football star still recovering after getting shot 4 times by mcnamara and 2022. green is disgusted by the text messages. pointer says his client was trying to break up a fight inside a crowded to korea. >> when half-a-dozen officers responded, mcnamara was the only officer to pull the trigger. a federal judge recently ordered the city of san jose to release these text messages which include an exchange with another officer who gripes about a young rookie officer who requested time off from work to attend a pride parade. the 2 also use the n word in almost every other tax. it's unclear if the second officer was working for san jose pd or another police agency at the time. it's scary to think that. >> there are people tha

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