. >> reporter: six people were killed u of h confirming dj hayden, zachary mcmillan and ralph aragwu former teammates and coaches also remembering the trio as amazing young men with infectious smiles and laughter that lit up every moment what will you remember most about them >> just showing the most absolute genuine love. zack would know everybody in the building's game down to janitor. and i speak that in the same way about ralph. just another guy that showed nothing but love >> reporter: cameron oliver played at u of h and knew all three. >> dlj was loved by everybody. being that guy who you can look to as an example. >> reporter: hayden, a houston area native, survived a near fatal heart injury in his senior year at u of h before going on to become a first round draft pick by the raiders in 2013. he played nine seasons with the nfl in oakland, detroit, jacksonville, and washington >> our thanks to priscilla thompson for that report >>> federal authorities are now investigating the role new york city's mayor played in a project for a foreign government according to multiple source

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. >> six people were killed and u of h confirming d.j. hayden, zachary mcmillin and oragwu and former members and coaches remembering the trio as amazing young men with infectious smiles and laughter that lit up every moment. >> what will you remember the most about them? showing the absolute, genuine love. >> zach would know everybody name in the building down to the janitor and nothing, but love. >> cameron oliver knew all three. d.j. was very -- he was loved by everybody. being that guy who you can look to as an example. >> hayden, a houston area native survived a near-fatal heart injury in his senior year at u of h before going on to become a first-round draft pick by the oakland raiders in 2013. he played nine seasons in the nfl? oakland, detroit, jacksonville and washington. >> and the raiders are suiting up for their game tonight remembering hayden for his courage, perseverance and dedication to his teammates. kate? >> priscilla thompson, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, the new study on those popular weight loss drugs. could th

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and also meant to u. s. h a to is relevant at the same time. the white house is also condemning a what they call in alarming rise and anti semitic incidents at schools and on college campuses, stating that there is no place for hate in america. so we can see that even thousands of kilometers a way of this conflict discussion is also taking strong discussions, also taking place there in the us. do you got too expensive? not as goober in washington dc. bad. thank you so much for your reporting. and now they're all mounting fields of escalation and the conflict on his dress border with lebanon, lebanese officials, a full civilian from 2 to 3 children, have been killed, and then is very striking of the southern town to find that though these really minute recess, that is examining the incident, levance has voted on elections group has responded by fighting docket at the northern extremity town of curious, what's going on with you that are around 250000 palestinians. refugees who live in lebanon most in camps established off of the force out of his

this gathered at a freedom plaza, close to the white house to demand a ceasefire, and also meant to u. s. h, a to is relevant at the same time. the white house is also condemning it. what they call in alarming rides. and anti semitic incidents at schools and on college campuses stating that there is no place for hate in america. so we can see that even thousands of kilometers a way of this conflict discussions is also taking strong discussion souls and taking place here in the us. do you got through expensive not as goober in washington dc. bad. thank you so much for your reporting now the mounting pharaoh is if an escalation of the conflict on his raz bought of 11 on lebanese officials for full civilians, including 3 children have been killed. and then as various strikes near the southern town of not though, these strategies say these ready military says it was examining the incident and that the strife was based on intelligence. evidence, hezbollah militant group has to squandered by fire and brokers at the northern, necessarily town of k to it's going up now around 250000 out of 10 and r

with one of the u . n. h shapes saying the care image shalom border crossing needs to be open. it's a quits to handle much more traffic, but it's controlled by israel and they will also is way the soldiers operating there at the moment, which would pose a danger that was database beneficial and reporting from jerusalem. many things thanks eric, steve. israel from us conflict has inflamed tensions along israel's border with lebanon, or israel's army has been exchanging fire with the lebanese milton group has the look. this has force tens of thousands of lebanese people from their homes and risk the lives of those who decided to stay. and what is now in active front or be re bureau chief mohammed city has been to the front line and brought us this report. the pensions are escalating along the border between lip and on. and this, while we're heading south to take a closer look, smoke in the vicinity indicates across the board as showing the closer we get the greater of the danger. before you leave your plate and salt in action overhead. this market, or the town of bench bed normal

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it's a supporter of a palestinian 8 going into palestinian territories as part of also e, u, d h going in and at the moment internally is getting a lot of criticism being accused of being to one sided at the same time. if you look at how the german state is acting, it is also supporting a palestinian civilians here. so the hope is that there might be some clout and on the palestinian side, particularly in those talks that the dom present is due to hold. when he travels on to oman and cuts, ha, both countries a t a to what we're seeing right now, which is these exchanges of people who are not certain the from the is really side parts of this conflict. the hostages against detainees on prison is on the is really side. so a lot of diplomacy going on behind closed doors and also germany with this clear pledge to stand by israel side. hope to be a voice that israel listens to as well when it comes to what it's next steps will be in garza and potentially further along the road. all right, that is our chief political. it is a mature to cliff now, reporting on the job and president's visit to

and also meant to u. s. h a to is relevant at the same time. the white house is also condemning it, what they call in alarming rides and anti semitic incidents at schools and on college campuses, stating that there is no place for hate in america. so we can see that even thousands of kilometers a way of this conflict discussions is also taking strong discussion souls and taking place in the us. do you got to expensive not of as goober in washington dc bad. thank you so much for your reporting to. now the mounting feels of an escalation of the conflict on his dress border with lebanon, lebanese officials for 4 civilians, including 3 children, have been killed. internet strategy strikes near the southern town. i find that though, these very ministry says that is examining the incident. lebanon's has 4 law militant group has responded by fighting rockets at the northern and strategy town of q. judge mona right now around 250000 palestinian refugees live in lebanon. most game towns the stablished off to the fullest adverb, a strategy for in 1948 as

that's a place called freedom plaza to demand a cease finding, an end to u. s. h to israel. but at the same time, the wind house is also alarmed and condemned the alarming rise and then to submit against it ends at schools and on call these campuses. and that's something with the white house also stated on x, formerly known as twitter, saying that there is no place for hate in america, so 1000 kilometers away of the conflict. you can see that the discussions here in washington dc, also on the role that the u. s is playing here and wrote dw, as benjamin elder as group a in washington dc. benjamin. thank you so much. i let's let's take a look now at some most stories making news funerals being held for the victims of an s quaking naples. i've left thousands homeless, at least 157 people were killed. the remote mountainous location is hampering aid and rescue efforts. many villages only accessible on foot. more than 500 migraines. rescued by the italian coast, scott has arrived on the island of lum producer, people from egypt, syria, pakistan, and bangladesh left olivia and a f

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in all, six people were killed including former u of h players.den was a college star in houston and went on to become the 12th overall nfl draft pick by the oakland raiders in 2013. he played four seasons with the team before going on to play with the lions and the jaguars over the course of his career. the raiders released a statement praising hayden's courage, perseverance and dedication to teammates. many who knew him are remembering love for teammates including those who died alongside him and long lasting ties to the city of houston. an investigation into the accident remains ongoing. another former u of h player was injured and is recovering from injuries this morning according to the university, and police say there is also a woman who remains hospitalized this morning with life-threatening injuries. willie? >> such a sad story for all those families. priscilla thompson in houston, thank you. >>> a major freeway in downtown los angeles is closed in both directions for a second day prompting governor gavin newsom to declare a state of emerg

palestinians strive for wolf as finally some photo comments made by the chinese and bosses to the u n h on june, he said the continue fighting garza will surely consume the entire region. if it does continue as it is the so the last thing stays spawn should be a top priority. also quoting of course, right to a 2 state solution, and the restart of direct negotiations between the 2 sides. okay, well, let's live on some other news. and now, um mazda is report to the looking see, for loan, get sci fi with as well for 4 more days. meanwhile, the medicine groups as to russian citizens will be a monk, hostages that are set to be released today. if extended to day truth comes to an end table, the numbers on those where the sofa, a 180 palestinians have come home, following the agreement between as well and 10 mazda. now if that number includes a $132.00 children or nearly 50 women, however, the amount of palestinians released by as well in the 1st space of a truce is almost identical to the number of rested in the same period of time with a $130.00 more arrested versus a $150.00 released. here'

the u. n. h chief says hospitals and federal grounds and he's a pull by this friday assaults. and another type of rides across the occupied with bank is funerals out to 7 people killed. fine is ready for this is the, are the largest hospital in the gaza strip, has been rated by is ready for us as we understand that the soldiers who were deployed in the number of buildings in the compound has now left, but the hospitals direct us is they are still in front of the guides and the sounds of gunfire can still be heard, is rarely sold just have been searching the basement. sylvia free building. they say they are looking for her ma, spices or anything that can support their claims for the the groups mine come on since a lives on denise and estimated 2 and a half 1000 people are inside the hospital including 600 injured people. and patients as well as 36 premature babies. these riley is also reported to have installed facial recognition cameras and electronic guides at the hospital. that's how they've been jeff begins our coverage. that is really forces have rated the largest hospital

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and making palestinian civilians a seamless human a compact to ease readies the letter written by h. u. k. bays, bbc employees, the corporation is blame for quote, double standards in house civilians, as seen as the said of the broadcast that reports large war crimes in ukraine. but this doesn't apply the same standards in his coverage. all these really prize to me in conflict. we've contacted the bbc about history and will bring you any response from them. while we've spoken with martin j and editor at margret b dot org. and he says that the british state both cost that is indeed by us. the bbc is, is very responsive. it has a responsibility to give background, to give new is to educate people to win something huge like october. the 7th happens from the very beginning. just if you look at just how they covered the initial attacks on october. the 7th, you know, and these have been expose, since these are all jealous of the exposure and the bbc's sloppy work and how the bias they were when they reported on the kibbutz giddings and put on the pump concert where we know now. so the idea o

but with time and population increases, causes h u. n. run cams developed into dense urban areas. 1948 created the gaza strip and its refugee camps. 1967 turned them into what many of called open air prisons, his rails victory, and the 6 day arab is ready. we'll left it in a dominant position and gaza. these teresa live in the west bank became occupied territories. it's often palestinian civilians who saw for the most in israel is a tax. israel blames palmed pad a city in groups such as how mass for the violence life of guns is refugees, isn't on slows of formidable challenges. blockades over crowding, insufficient voice or power and health care, poverty, psychological trauma, the failures of a friendship palestinian authority. and of course, the terrible toll of age rails palms and missiles full in a tiny strip of land. now, facing its most sustained attack in decades will reach highlands. how does 0 to let us go to houses 0 is how many must moody, joins us now from con eunice inside garza. so 1st of all, a 3rd strike. kindly on giova

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a smell in a letter written by h. u. k. bayes bbc employees, the corporation is blamed for quote, double standards and how civilians are seen. and they say the broadcast that reports a legs war crimes and refrain what didn't apply the same standards. it's in its coverage of the use really policy in conflict with journalists, apparently afraid of losing the jobs, have chosen to remain anonymous. and we've contacted the bbc about the story and will bring you any response from the organization. outlets across live to ramsey, road editor of the palestine clinical is good to have you join me right now, rumsey, this case is about just a handful of john list and some of the world's biggest media companies, not. let's be honest. there's listening to the wind isn't even best, not going to be a radical with think of the bbc's approach. what do you think? i yeah, absolutely. i, i agree this is, uh, this is basically as a reading something that we have, or we are known for a long time. the fact is the bbc and not this war or the pre

and you have a new speaker, like johnson who's pushing back on any h. u. ukraine. however, he's championing israel. so meanwhile, the us tax paper payers are like, we don't need any more wars like what, what about our country? what about our infrastructure? i think it's interesting or very notable, they at least have folks news chief lock and the dock was hosted by the landscape and keeps on monday. we'll still take on the american media type things interest. so while the western media is been lock step with washington and the by the administration the whole time except for fox news, which with tucker carlson and doing a lot of his reporting, had a different take on your credit. as a matter of fact, i was on that show with rage against the war machine in february, and i spoke about the the proxy war in very, you know, definite terms. however, fox has pulled back from that after they fired a tucker, carlson and their coverage has been favorable now to your credit. so i think it's sort of this. so if you will, giving zalinski assurances are calming him. but in actual

context of making policy and civilian seamless human combat to ease readies in a letter written by h. u. k. bayes bbc employees, the corporation is lame for quote, double standards in house civilians i've seen. and they say that the broadcast is reports, the latch for crimes and the crane, but it doesn't apply the same standards. and it's covered shelby's really policy named conflicts. we've contacted the bbc a by the story and will bring you more responds or if any new while we've spoken list martin j, an editor at margaret b dot org. and he says that the british states both cats that is indeed by us the bbc is, is very responsive. it has a responsibility to give background, to give new, is to educate people to win something huge like october. the 7th happens from the very beginning. just if you look at just how they covered the initial attacks on october, the 7th, you know, and these have been expose since is, are, are the jealous of the exposing, the bbc's sloppy work and how the bias they were when they reported on the kibbutz giddings and put on the pump concert where we know now t

the letter written by h u. k. bays, bbc employees. big corporation is blame for quote, double standards in house civilians, as seen as they say that the broadcast that reports, the alleged alleged war crimes in the train, but didn't apply the same standard defense coverage. all these ready policy and conflicts. and we've contacted the bbc a by the story and will bring you a more of a need response. we get from that independent journalist it charlie boy shared his views on why the bbc or the bridge is state deb broadcast it probably wouldn't change it. spends is not going to be re spanking the baby series. craig holiday because of the way the bbc is set top. but also the main sprint major in general, are following this line repeated line, which is government and pretty much that's not just a new tie, which is israel has the right to defend itself. now that is a blanket general approach and make a great evening and the same, the bbc in particular, there's a lot more than a handful of interest, but i'm not happy about this. so i can some

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so it was the last so written by h u k based bbc employees, the corporation is playing for quote, double standards in house of indian seen. they say the full cost of reports and that should rule crimes and ukraine, but doesn't apply the same standards. and it's called ritual pay is rated protestant in conflict. we've requested comment from the bbc bought, have yet to receive a response, according to run the super rude kind of thing. american john is biased with the bbc as well. nothing you to disagree. we as a reading, something that we have with the unknown for a long time. the fact is, the b, b c, not this war or the previous words on the, with the fictional, kind of simian edit in it. and it's covered, the pa designer, isabel has always been more or less called the modeling official line. so what's we just like we bothers me about the story is that appears to be news as if there's something extraordinary. it has been found out with this letter. know the bbc, it has the champion is what either line at the expense of pet a city is and, and what is also uh, like chopping about it is that

nearly 180 patients along with medical staff to evacuate the hospital in accordance with the w h o and the u. n. d u n. a sent 30 vehicles to ship a hospital. 16 of them were carrying 260 patients and hospital staff, along with dr. edwards. so me, i'm traveling along with the evacuation root. israel had planned, they were stopped by israeli troops at the gaza valley, along with the un and w h o and i c r c vehicles for 7 hours. then they did change dr. my home and i was telling me of his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location. now prior to the cease, fire is or have put up blocked aid on the delivery of fuel medication and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories. during israel's environment of gaza, at least 60 ambulances were hit. 160 medical centers came under fire, including hospitals and other health institutions, leaving nearly 33000 wounded palestinians without medical care. that's according to the gods as health ministry mohammed booth. so my cousin says that the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the

the flags here at u. n. h. 2 were lowered as they were at un offices around the globe in honor of those workers. some of them were killed while standing in bread lines, others died in their homes with their family. the un is one of the largest employers in the gaza strip at peak. it had 13000 people working for them, many of them palestinian nationals, many of them themselves. refugees, the uh uh, now at this stage there's only 5000 who are still working, but they are working against in these very difficult conditions. obviously still trying to serve the people that need them as we just heard under those very difficult conditions in addition to the flags here being lowered, we had a moment of silence inside un headquarters that was attended by secretary general antonio terrace. and the deputy secretary general amena mohammed, they didn't speak at this event instead focusing on the lives lost. but the secretary general, of course, has been very outspoken in calling for a cease fire and respect for international