this is the current situation of azam al-omari mosque.er the airstrikes of the regime last year. the third oldest church in the world is located in the historic area of ​​zaytoun, gaza, the church of st. perfrius, whose construction dates back to 425 bc . in october last year, the zionist regime destroyed this church . as a result , martyrs were martyred and a lot of damage was done to this church. became. as a result of zionist attacks many libraries, museums and ancient sites in gaza were destroyed. the service of some of these historical buildings goes back to 4 thousand years ago. south africa submitted a document against the zionist regime to the international court of justice and accused it of genocide. the basis of this complaint is the geneva convention and the hague convention. international agreements that are regulated under the supervision of unesco and on the protection of heritage. humanity is emphasized during armed measures. israel has devastated gaza, with almost all of its civilized infrastructure and agricultural land e

most important commercial center of the region, and now this is the facade of the grand mosque of omari in the center of gaza city, dating back to the 7th century ad. this mosque has a capacity of 5 thousand worshipers. its library was built in 127 ad. there are 20,000 copies of all kinds of manuscript books, old maps and manuscripts. was kept this is the current situation of azam al-omari mosque. after the airstrikes of the regime last year zionism now only its minarets remain . the third oldest church in the world is located in the historical area of ​​zaytoun, gaza. st. perfirius church, whose construction dates back to 425 bc , was demolished by the zionist regime in october last year . at that time , 500 palestinian muslims and christians the church was present. a number of palestinian citizens were martyred in these bombings and a lot of damage was done to this church. as a result of the zionist attacks, many libraries, museums and ancient areas of gaza were destroyed. some of these monuments date back to 4 thousand years ago. south africa submitted a document against the zionist

omari. it began last thursday. that was the last day this case was on trial. kazaa was asked questions by prosecutors about april of last year and what she remembered in the days and hours before her brother allegedly killed bob lee. they also asked questions about a series of texts that she received from her brother on the morning of lee's death. prosecutors believe an incident involving kazaa and lee is what led nima momeni to kill him. now, kassar's testimony ranged from details about drugs to allegations of sexual assault as well as one very direct message that her brother did not kill bob lee. the prosecution knows she's a dangerous witness, and that's why they called her in their case, to control her testimony. and if she does testify in such a way that helps the defense, it hones in the prosecution that this case comes down to the forensics. the dna evidence that it was his dna on the handle of the knife. lee's dna on the blade of the knife and the. well, mr. clark also speculates that nima momeni may take the stand at some point in this trial, but unti

. >> killed in the fire were 23 year old michael gordon and his cousin, 16 year old omari godfrey.he fire left michael's brother, 11 year old malik gordon, with burns over 95% of his body. he's a student at michelle obama elementary school in richmond. the fire broke out at this complex on manchester avenue in san pablo at about three sunday morning. i'm told by an investigative source, the fire appears to be accidental, caused by food on the stove. >> someone may have been cooking and fell asleep. >> tanika gilbert is another aunt of the boys. >> everybody is pretty much overwhelmed. nobody prepares for any tragedy to happen like this to their families. >> now the family is struggling to make sense of their loss and sharing memories of their loved ones. >> michael was a beautiful, beautiful soul. always smiling. always gave the biggest hugs every time he seen us. >> omari was a student at richmond high school. >> he was aspiring to be a ufc fighter. he actually just got into wrestling. >> i spoke by phone with denise kirk, who is the mother of michael, seen together in this photo,

. >> killed in the fire were 23 year old michael gordon and his cousin, 16 year old omari godfrey. the fire left michael's brother, 11 year old malik gordon, with burns over 95% of his body. he is a student at michelle obama elementary school in richmond. the fire broke out at this complex on manchester avenue in san pablo at about 3:00 sunday morning. i'm told by investigative source, the fire appears to be accidental, caused by food on the stove. >> someone may have been cooking and fell asleep. >> tanika gilbert is another aunt of the boys. >> everybody is pretty much overwhelmed. nobody prepares for any tragedy to happen like this to their families. >> now the family is struggling to make sense of their loss and sharing memories of their loved ones. >> michael was a beautiful, beautiful soul. always smiling. always gave the biggest hugs every time he seen us. >> omari was a student at richmond high school. >> he was aspiring to be a ufc fighter. he actually just got into wrestling. >> i spoke by phone with denise kirk, who is the mother of michael, seen together in this photo,

. >> killed in the fire were 23 year old michael gordon and his cousin, 16 year old omari godfrey. the fire left michael's brother, 11 year old malik gordon, with burns over 95% of his body. he is a student at michelle obama elementary school in richmond. the fire broke out at this complex on manchester avenue in san pablo at about 3:00 sunday morning. i'm told by an investigative source, the fire appears to be accidental, caused by food on the stove. >> someone may have been cooking and fell asleep. >> tanika gilbert is another aunt of the boys. >> everybody is pretty much overwhelmed. nobody prepares for any tragedy to happen like this to their families. >> now the family is struggling to make sense of their loss and sharing memories of their loved ones. >> michael was a beautiful, beautiful soul. always smiling. always gave the biggest hugs every time he seen us. >> omari was a student at richmond high school. >> he was aspiring to be a into wrestling. >> i spoke by phone with denise kirk, who is the mother of michael seen together in this photo, and malik, she's at malik's beds

. >> killed in the fire were 23 year old michael gordon and his cousin, 16 year old omari godfrey. the fire left michael's brother, 11 year old malik gordon, with burns over 95% of his body. he's a student at michelle obama elementary school in richmond. the fire broke out at this complex on manchester avenue in san pablo at about 3:00 sunday morning. i'm told by investigative source the fire appears to be accidental, caused by food on the stove. >> someone may have been cooking and fell asleep. >> tanika gilbert is another aunt of the boys. >> everybody is pretty much overwhelmed. nobody prepares for any tragedy to happen like this to their families. >> now the family is struggling to make sense of their loss and sharing memories of their loved ones. >> michael was a beautiful, beautiful soul. always smiling. always gave the biggest hugs every time he seen us. >> omari was a student at richmond high school. >> he was aspiring to be a ufc fighter. he actually just got into wrestling. >> i spoke by phone with denise kirk, who is the mother of michael, seen together in this photo, an

omari didn't survive. >> we're very devastated. this is a huge loss. >> reporter: amy jackson is a cousin of the boys. she says most of the family spends hours at the hospital every day. malik is in critical condition with burns to 95% of his body. >> he's fighting. he's putting up a good fight, and we're just trying to stay strong and continue praying. >> reporter: it's been difficult as family members are also grieving the loss of two young men. >> we never thought that this would happen to us, um, and we basically need support from community leaders. anybody. we need a lot of support. our family, we don't have anything to give them a proper burial. >> reporter: jackson says the family is grateful for the support they've received so far, first of all from the numbers such as mary luis who alerted firefighters there was three people in the apartment. >> i told them there was three kids upstairs. they got two out and found the other in the back room. >> reporter: contra costa county firefighters are still looking into the cause of

nephews and left a third with severe burns. 23 year old michael gordon and his cousin, 16 year old omari godfrey, died sunday morning. michael's brother, 11 year old malik gordon, suffered burns over 95% of his body. investigators say the fire broke out around three in the morning on sunday at the complex on manchester avenue. the fire appears to have been caused by food on the stove. a memorial of candles and flowers now sits outside the complex. >> no words can express how much pain the family is going through. we are heartbroken. we have not eaten. we have not had no sleep. everybody is pretty much overwhelmed. nobody prepares for any tragedy to happen like this to their families. >> several gofundmes have been set up to help support the family. you can find those links on our web story at ktvu.com. and a major candidate for san francisco mayor is targeted by a burglar. what he says the perpetrator did after making his way into his campaign's headquarters and an east bay pastor, is demanding an apology after he was seen in a political ad. the endorsement he says he never pproved meet

then omari a main. a yard side candle was lit in the blue room of the white house to remember those killed on october 7th. the rabbi also delivered a prayer as part of that event. the israeli ambassador to the united nations spoke about the anniversary in new york. scott mcgrew continues our coverage here. israeli ambassador danny danon, one of the many speaking today marking one year of war with no end in sight. here's the ambassador and then senate majority leader chuck schumer. when the massacre of october seven unfolded, the un refused to act. it couldn't find the most basic morality to condemn. one condemnation of the brutal murder of innocent civilians. and it could not bring itself to call out the atrocities for what they were. instead of standing with the innocent, this institution remained silent. october 7th is a day that will live in infamy. rarely. never. almost. has the world seen such viciousness coming from the evil terrorists of hamas who killed little babies, beheaded the elderly, raped

you mentioned just before we came on air, omary, where something would be totally ridiculous and moscow just respond to say, interesting and immediately that gets posted, that gets elevated to potentially 200 million of his followers every single it's happening and murdered that musk has obviously a lot of business interests that rely on us government contracts, connections if i mean, he's putting a lot of stock that trump's gonna get reelected. it would obviously benefit him hugely. >> yeah. i mean, when you hear musk talk about the stakes that are at play in this election. he talks about how the fate of the western hemisphere is at risk depending on whether or not trump wins. but he has a lot financially at stake too. you think about all the government contracts that spacex has all of his different entities, how intertwined they are with our own government and a lot of the research or space exploration that's going on tesla and all of that. it's all tied up for him financially to and look, i just think it just this culture of the cultural role he plays on that you mentioned. >> even b

i mean, shoutout to omari hardwick for carrying the torch for so long, you know.sed to even get four seasons as a spinoff of an -- of an original show that just blew so many people out of the water. so, when we came with this spinoff, it kind of was tailored for that audience, and it came with that audience, but it's branched out since then, man. >> seth: you've done a lot of acting at this point. >> yes. >> seth: you've done a lot of acting at this point. >> yes. >> seth: but this is the first time you played a lawyer. >> yeah. >> seth: were you excited about getting an offer to play a lawyer? [ laughter ] >> i'll tell you this -- it was great to be on the other side of the table. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> pretty much. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: a very -- a very believable lawyer, i feel like. do you feel like you missed a calling? >> well, you know what? here's the thing. [ light laughter ] when -- when -- i paid my acting coach enough that i should be as convincing as i am as a lawyer. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> but, you know, lawyer -- i think i

omari, the sister of nima momeni and a key witness in this case.now, she is a witness for the prosecution at this point. but what she says can be damaging to the case that either side wants to make. while her testimony on direct with the prosecution has been murky and she frequently states, i don't remember or i was under the influence, it will be interesting to see whether her testimony becomes more clear when the defense starts to ask her questions. that is, legal analyst stephen clark. now let's take a look back at what he calls murky testimony. it began last thursday. that was the last day this case was on trial. last week, césar was asked questions by prosecutors about april of last year and what she remembers in the days and hours before her brother allegedly killed bob lee. now, prosecutors also asked questions about a series of texts that she received from her brother on the morning of lee's death. prosecutors believe an incident involving césar and lee is what led nima momeni to kill him. now, casa's testimony ranged from details about dru

i also understand that no omary that you've said that no american troops therefore, are you saying the u.s. is not planning on a kinetic strike against iran, because right now, when you say there will be consequences, all that you were leaving it vague and people, donors, dana, i want to understand are we going to be joining israel in hitting back against iran in a kinetic madam. >> yeah. so with all due respect, you're talking about a hypothetical future, right. and presupposing what israel may or may not do. so i'm just not going to talk about you said there will be consequences and jake sullivan said there will be consequences. so what i think broadly speaking the u.s. has been clear that bobi security, economic consequences should iran's attack. but i just don't have anything to preview specifically as it relates so all right. yes, sir. >> thanks, pat. >> just to clarify did any us aircraft track any of the missiles either before the launch or during in the attack, even if they weren't involved kinetically in the defense of israel. >> so i won't go into specifics, chris, other than