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the spartan college of aeronautics in tulsa, oklahoma. they said "yes."rom the federal aviation administration to take the lessons. but the faa repeatedly and in no uncertain terms denied his requests. and after the fifth rejection letter, zach finally gave up. >> it's like, this is not for me. this is impossible to do. and so, my mom was over my shoulder at this point, right, and she's like, you are not done yet. >> i said, "you can never succeed until you've learned to fail." >> reporter: and patty says her son obviously hadn't failed enough. so zach kept at it, until finally, they cleared him for one take off. and when zach was given the opportunity to show his potential, it became clear as blue sky that you don't need hands to have wings. zach graduated from flight school a few years ago and now teaches the same course so many told him he couldn't even take. why do people need to hear this? >> because my story isn't just for amputees. we all go through trials and tribulations. the word "impossible" is an illusion behind the word "possible." >> reporte

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all of the secondary technicalities, that once uh there is a vote, a amongst the security and uh, tulsa, done best want us to also know that almost those permanent number is the united states, which is, uh, the biggest ally of these are out and it is not expected to the united states is going to follow along and cool for a ceasefire because in fact they've been repeatedly saying that what they are supporting is at humanitarian pause, but not a ceasefire. and this is something also that was echoing fox with a lot of people here today. a rally is expected to take place in the old city of jerusalem behind me. amongst them, a lot of supporters of the far right coalition dealt with calls for the own going to, to continue until all, how much militants eliminated. mean, why they're also of course, very ordinary citizens for say, see, must be an end to this violence to the cycle. of violence, it's been going on for decades and that they say they must be a ceasefire because this is the only way full but still have a common vision here that enables security. live in peace, both for palestinians a

the us defense secretary lloyd austin is holding tulsa with as well as defense minutes. so you'll have gone in to these. he's also scheduled to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. washington is expected to present as well for more targeted approach to bullets, how mazda, in order to avoid civilian casualties and cause a mazda is considered a terrorist organization by the u, the u. s. and several other countries. a tonic, same as all correspondents in jerusalem. and i also, whether the growing international pressure on israel is having any effect on the needs, yahoo, government, well, there's certainly more international pressure, but it doesn't seem to have visible impact yet on the is really government's here or the decisions we've actually heard. again, from prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the weekend, saying that for each row to achieve its school, it needs to keep up the military pressure to a topple him, us to dismantle them. military capabilities and also to release potentially more is really hosted to instead of being held in garza know, we're expe

a person is in critical condition after a mall shooting in tulsa, oklahoma yesterday evening.icers are still looking for a suspect. tulsa police say two people were arguing just outside of one of the north exterior doors of the mall. the argument turned into a fight and the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the victim. according to police, a suspect left the mall property starting on new year's day california will be finding stores that don't have a gender neutral toy section for kids. the bill which was signed in 2021 requires stores with more than 500 employees to have gender neutral displays for child care items. if they don't, they could face a $250 fine for their first violation and a $500 fine for every other violation and those are your headlines. still ahead, it's been nearly three months since hamas' brutal attack on israel and the ensuing war and for all that time israel's volunteer medical service has been saving lives on the frontline. we get an update from the remarkable organization coming up next. ♪ my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it'

they seem to strike tulsa coming up. iran threatens his route with retaliation after, and his riley is dry and kills a senior, a ride new military advice that the attack comes and meet fee is of a whitening regional conflicts. and these rouse government is under increasing pressure to cub violence by st. louis against palestinians in the occupied west bank, the territory. and welcome to the program. ukraine says its 5 digits have destroyed a launch at russian warship dumped in the port of field to see uh in occupied crimea, footage from the town. so it was a huge explosion of a nice rush. it has confirmed the ship was damaged and says one person was killed. most guy also stays a defense systems destroyed the ukrainians. finding jets that targeted the ship several buildings in the area, the suffered damage believe to have been caused by a blast way from the explosion. double use my ticket, mateus building a key, if it told us more about the russian naval ship, that was he's. uh yeah, the ship, the was the landing ship. uh that's uh, designed to bring troops uh to the coast. uh, within a

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