get this, the final score, ucla 25, beavers 22.urrently battling it out in an elimination game. the winner gets stanford tomorrow. >>> more action to get to after the break. stanford softball, they look to stay alive in the postseason. the quakes were in action on the pitch. plus who are the warriors going to play in the nba finals? we don't know yet but draymond green, green seems to know. i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing to hold repeat offenders accountable. he prosecuted zero fentanyl drug dealing cases, even though nearly 500 people have died of overdoses. i'm voting yes on h to recall chesa boudin now. we can't wait one more day when people are dying on our streets. another crazy day? of course it is—you're whe a cio in 2022.ing so what's on the agenda? morning security briefing—make that two. share that link. send that contract. see what's trending. check the traffic on your network, in real time, with the next generation in g

cal needed to beat ucla. ethen gorsen slaps it. and ucla goes on to win 9-7. ends its season with a record of 29 and 27. college softball now. madison simon. puts a charge into one. and it just clears the left center field fence. the underdog beavers get the job done in game one with a 3-1 victory. the cardinal will have to win the next two to advance. starting with game two tomorrow. >>> the st. louis blues needed a win to force a game seven against the avalanche. tied with under ten seconds. looks like we get free hockey. instead, darren helm says series over. put it on ice. the winner with five seconds left on the clock. colorado wins the series. they will face ed m edmonton. >>> listen, it's not just pro sports packing the crowds t >>> is waiting in line online better than waiting in line in person? i d

cal needed to beat ucla to advance.son slaps the go-ahead run to center field in the top of the tenth. ucla winners, 9-7. cal ends the season 29-27. >>> college softball. stanford hosting oregon state in the best of three super regionals. second inning, madison simon puts a charge into one, and it just clears the left center field fence. the underdog beavers get the job done in game one with a 3-1 victory. the cardinal will have to win the next two to advance, starting with game two today. >>> okay. insane finish in the nhl playoffs. the blues needed a win to force a game seven against the avalanche. tied with under 10 seconds. looks like overtime. darren helm says, series over. no free hockey for you, blues fans. puts in the game winner with 5 seconds on the clock. colorado is advancing. they'll take on edmonton in the western conference finals. >>> the lakers hired their next head narrator: today on "hope in the wild", leave it to a beaver to eat its way out of house and home. woman: our big adult beaver has been doin

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and then, fortunate enough, lucky for me, my sister ended up getting a scholarship to ucla.college, and now, i find out that she was transferring to ucla. and i say, "hey, jackie." i calljackie and say, "hey, jackie, there's this girl, you know, that's on your team named florence. she said, "she has a boyfriend." i said, "ok, well, let me know when the boyfriend..." she said, "no." and i said, "what do you mean, no?" she said, "she won't like you." i said, "what do you mean she won't like me?" and my sister wasjoking and she said, "cos i don't like you, so i'm not telling you." he got his wish a few years later. first, a friendship, then, a courtship, before he finally popped the question. i had a limousine and i had flowers, a violin, everything ready at the restaurant. and so, i come to our house. she said, "oh, let's don't go out. "you know, let's go to mcdonald's." i said, "what, mcdonald's?" so, i've already got my nerves up now, and then, ijust told the driver, i said, "just drive." i get down on one knee, and then, i say, "hey, you're the most beautiful, "straightforw

ucla scored nine runs in the ninth inning, and force extras, and walk it off on that home run in thening, and that is a three-run shot to beat oregon, and get this the final score 25-22, beavers. 47 combined runs. how about that? >>> all right. the nba finals begin in san francisco on thursday, and like every other round, the warriors are going to have to wait all seven games to find out who their opponent is. >> well, we are waiting. >> yes, we are, but we shall have our answer in ten hours or so. last night jimmy butler scored 47 point, and the heat won in boston to force a game seven. the warriors are going to be the much more rested team, but miami has a little motivation to get to the finals, and the motivation was sparked by that guy. draymond green. >> you are asking me who i want to play, and i will tell you who i think that we are going to play. i think that we are going to play boston that is who we are going to play. >> we laughed. i thought that it was funny, because he knows better than anybody, that we have to play the game. it is weird to be a player to pick another te

joining me now is courtney raj, a fellow at the ucla institute for technology, law and policy. dr.endment, but it's really not a first amendment issue per se, right? these are private platforms. they can establish their own rules. >> that's right. platforms have their own first amendment rights and they have the right to what they said to be said as well as that they don't want to be said on their platforms. . >> what sort of things are banned from the better known social media platforms as of now? >> so there has been a convergence around the community standards in terms of service of the major social media platforms where they prohibit graphic violence, promotion of hate speech, in some cases racist speech, nudity. so there is this convergence around that. but i think one of the problems is we're talking about, you know, a lot of this being done on alternative media platforms and of course you can't undercut the role that the mainstream media plays in all of this. . >> well, and isn't some of it rather subjective? i mean, of course we all remember in the 11th hour of the campaign

looney dropped 28 points in a win in his stanford years versus ucla. and they grew up ten miles apart in milwaukee. >> the little kid in me is so excited. i grew up watching loon. i love playing with loon. i played against him when i was young. he 440. so i had would rather be on his team. >> looney played in all 82 regular season games to step in, to be a huge contributor like he was on friday. in dallas, vern glenn, kpix 5. >> all right, switching to golf and will zal tor ris, was all agone. and 9, tiger woods, bunker shot is plugged in the front lip. woods shot a 79. his first round even in the pga and he will withdraw too to leg pair. pereira. on 10, the par putt misses i inches. and belmont native will zalatoris. and on 13, sinks a birdie putt to tie for the lead. pereira, takes the lead back with birdies on 13, and 14, the 27-foot birdie. matthew fitzpatrick, he's in the rice as well in the final round. all right, baseball, this is multitasking, smoking a heater and he heats up his arm. speaking of smoking, manny machado, no score, not anymore. s

over from nick clock without continuing its special coverage veteran al jazeera journalist, sharina. ucla has been killed by israeli forces in the occupied at west bank. al jazeera says her killing is a blatant murder that violates international laws and norms, and the network condemns is heinous crime. a veteran al jazeera journalist has been killed by israeli forces in the occupied at west bank, showing abil o'clock was shot in the face while covering in his wily right in the city of jennings. out is there. a meeting at work has called it a blatant murder, violating international laws and norms. victoria gaijin b. o. the body of serene abu eichler is carried through the town of janine in the occupied west bank. the veteran al jazeera reporter was shot dead while covering a raid by israeli forces. another journalist was also shot and injured. the palestinian health ministry says they were hit by bullets fired by israeli soldiers put them over until we made ourselves clear to the army on the passers by indicating that we are the press than within seconds. there was the 4th chapter, i told

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teachers only teach three hours a day and ucla, the president of ucla said there was no n learning law. so all ofin the teachers unions should completely disband a family member of mine was etting youtube videos that was part of the at home remote learning was what some youtube videos, a couple of hours a week? >> that's what i do. yeah, well i mean i zoome i'm always no picture. i'm not doing hair and makeup phone exactly. doiair and makeu for a looks so ugly how people have from room. ho i don'tw p get really angry.ang, i do that camera angle looking atng oh got here jeffrey toobinu yeah that's the group and then you have to disinfect. the keyboard and yeah. where are we. all right up next , the media is working overtime smearing musk with re-supply if you'll be in the new york area and would like free tickets to news.com, slash gutfeld and news.com, slash gutfeld and click on the link to joinon our studio audience. find nearly one million businesseste stamps.com to membership. no more trips to the post price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters cpac packages an

here you mother, today we're here to pay respect to serene abil, ucla, the martyr of palestine. the martyr of jerusalem and the martyr of free speech and the free roll a symbol of the palestinian them and the symbol of the palestinian journalist sharina has sacrificed their life to defend its course and the cause of the palestinian pupil. sharina was an honest, weiss, patriarch, was national ways that conveyed the message of the families of the prisoners, the sufferings of palestinian people, the sufferings of those living in the camps, the sufferings of those who have been hit everywhere law. it's a crime to kill shoeing ucla, but such crime is not the 1st of its kind. dozens of journalists have lost their lives. palestinian journalists have lost their lives. the authorities of the israeli occupation are to be blamed for killing, showing this crime will never be able to stop free speech. such a crime will definitely be punished. the perpetrators will be punished, refused any joint investigation committee with israeli authorities because they have committed such a crime. we don'

they'll wait ucla or oregon state matters with the off-season training activities fancy way of saying voluntary practice our first chance to look at second year quarterback, trey lance, and he says he does not hear all the outside noise on social media. in their most respectful way possible. like i really it doesn't change how i feel about you guys as people, but i really don't like necessarily it's not my job to carry with you guys say or anyone else on social media. i mean for me, it's i care about what the guys in the locker room thing and withs my job. you guys unfortunately aren't the ones that are making decisions for me or really have any effect on me in the most again respectful way possible. respectfully we'll be right back. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like beyond gig speed fast. incoming! we're talking three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. [all together] that's powerful. codnul't unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anythin sog u yocod xfinity 3 for . a free streaming box,it t. abc 7 news at 11:00 a

anne rimoin of epidemiology at the ucla fielding school of public health says the infection can be deadly, especially in areas with poor access to health care. however -- >> we've never seen a death from the monkeypox imported from west africa in any person in a high-resource setting. >> reporter: the virus is spread through body fluids, skin, and respiratory droplets. the world health organization said many infected identify as gay and bisexual men, but emphasized anyone can develop and spread monkeypox. >> the transmission is happening from close physical contact, skin-to-skin contact. so it is quite different than covid in that sense. >> reporter: unlike covid, monkeypox is caused by a virus we've known about for more than 60 years. we have vaccines, treatments, and decades of experience taking care of infected patients. still, public health officials are being careful to say, we have a lot to learn about this unusual outbreak. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> millions of kids younger than 5 in the u.s. could start receiving covid vaccine shots next month. pfizer says its three-

colegios, este, siguen adelante, y tienen doctorados, como yo tengo doctorado, yo fui a harvard y a uclamujeres, hay más mujeres que hombres es este tiempo, y por esa razón las mujeres van a tener, van a seguir teniendo un papel importante en preservar la historia y la cultura mexicana aquí. damián trujillo: y es un sonido distinto, ¿verdad?, porque tocan mariachi, bueno, ya hemos escuchado a las, las mismas canciones en el mismo sonido, pero llega una, una mujer, una señorita, una señora, a cantar, o a tocar, es diferente, como, "ah, mira, están, ahora le toca a la dama", y es un sonido, bueno, emocional. leonor pérez: es emocional, es romántico, es lindo, y este, las mujeres tocan trompetas también, tocan guitarrón, vihuela, y cuando tocan no más los sones, vamos a decir, o las polcas, uno no sabe si está escuchando mujeres u hombres, pero cuando cantan en los coros, sí, las voces son un poco más altas, y por esa razón han, han comenzado a formar un sonido un poquito diferente. damián trujillo: ¿y por qué usted decidió, no solamente, "bueno, yo voy a formar un mariachi femenil, y ya es

when i was around eight, i remer there was, there was school shooting in ucla. my uncle works there. it was really scared out of my mind. i would say. i don't. that is how i learned that something that this is a possibility that something realy dangerous like this and and i wl never forget the feeling of like watching my aunt do a news interview like this and and i wl never never forget the feeling f like, being scared because i, i don't think my parents toll me t the time when i it was happening but after this i got really sca. >> absolutely. >> and yeah. it is scary for me i can't maimn to be agent year old hearing abt this. curious. do you do lockdowns. you have grown up doing lockdows in your school school lockdown drills. we have dean bunch of lockdown drills typically, we over the p. system, someone would say, this is a drill lock jun ad hide in the corner of this classroom. >> so people who feel helpful right now. you can write the learnt go to a tests and they feel like nothins going to change. what do you want to tell them? i want to say, that have fait

and his name was embroidered, ucla research. had no reason to doubt him. >> i would take him to the children's hospital where he was doing research for cystic fibrosis. and even the girls at the reception knew him. >> she fell hard, he was tall, handsome, and charming. she remembers a long road trips they took to visit his parents. she thought they were building a future together. >> he kind of created this dream, we fell in love, and he said we'd be married, and he'd be a doctor, and we have a family one day. and that's the first time someone had ever said that to me, so i believed him. why wouldn't i? >> but a year and a half into their relationship everything changed. >> one day he says he has to go visit his parents, out of the blue, gave me a kiss. he said i'll see you soon, bay. and i never heard from him again. the nasa said he'd taken off the sentimental gold bracelet, and $2,000 over money. she tried to get it all back. >> so, i got to his mom, trying to get answers, she was always a evasive about his whereabouts. it wa

. >> reporter: the hands-on experience headed up by head and neck experts and residents at ucla. >> rightbout treating a mandible fracture. >> reporter: motivation and drive makes a great surgeon, but so does creativity. . there are so many different nuances to each person. and we're doing a lot of quality of life and things that bring back the quality of life. you have to really indicator the surgery to the person and what's important to them. >> reporter: nearby, dr. burkland works with josh and lamont. screwing metal plates into role models helps them better understand what it take, sometimes from our cancer patients if we're taking parts of you, boring parts from another part of the body to rebuild the jaw and put the plane plate on, that's about a 10 to 14-hour surgery. >> segundo soak it. in. >> i like to be hands-on right now. so being hands-on. >> how did it feel to have the drill in your hand and to know that you were doing that? >> it felt awesome. i kind of like this. >> glad for the opportunity to partner with some of the best and bring students into the health care industry j

they beat ucla with a final out coming at 1:26 a.m. and a team meal at what a burger to celebrate. the bears play oregon state tonight. >>> tyler shaw played quarterback for oregon last season. heavy transferred to texas tech this spring and has already cashed in. shaw recently proposed to his girlfriend jordan. the engagement ring part of a new endorsement deal with texas jewelry company. more of the nil is alive and kicking. how come they can't work in tv. stamp an x on my head and be a walking advertisement. >> that's coming, vern. that's coming. >> the mic flag. so what do you think, vern? the warriors have not lost a play-off game at home. tonight the night? >> tonight could be the night. they got a fast start, and that's a good sign. >> something about that warriors kraut. >> it's a lot. >> it adds a little pep to their step. no doubt. all right, vern, thanks. >> thank you. >>> well, up next, a popular state park reopens to the public after a i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing t

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from nick clock without continuing special coverage. veteran al jazeera journalist, sharina abil, ucla has been killed by israeli forces in the occupied at west bank. al jazeera says, her killing is a blatant murder that violates international laws and norms. and the network condemns is heinous crime. a veteran al jazeera journalist has been killed by israeli forces in the occupied at west bank drain. abil o'clock was shot in the face while covering in his wily right in the city of jeanine. al jazeera media network has called it a blight and murder, violating international laws and norms. victoria gate and b o. the body of serene abu eichler is.

to palestinian militants, these really government even on the day in which shrink ucla was gone down was putting out statements essentially suggesting that by having a camera, palestinian journalists were terrorists, not the name of a sample of tinney, my little claim. yadi, my homeless fema policy and policy member to remind you essentially that any palestinian reporting on documenting their own lives. the reality of apartheid of persecution are somehow engaging in terrorism or anti semitism which is ludicrous the violence against policy and journalists is incredibly systematic. and the message is that they are risking their lives every time on the field as put by marianne. but the young palestinian journalists, she stopped wearing the press because she realized that it didn't protector. it actually just made her more of a target. and it's not just policy journalists, but it's also international journalist which send to a message. and israel can do this with impunity. and deep needed entrenched into unity that will allow them a name and play and harm without accountability for me to

in my thoughts today, we are here to pay our respect assuring of ucla, the martyr of palestine, the martyr of jerusalem, and the martyr of free speech, and the free will of the symbol of the palestinian them. and the symbol of the palestinian journalist sharina has sacrificed her life to defend its course and the cause of the palestinian pupil. what she did worked for our jazeera and was wisely known for reporting on the israel palestine conflict for more than 2 decades. everyone standing, it has its own story with city and as friends we experienced with had this amazing person. you saw the innocent christian jordan, the old was waited frustrating to tell her story. we're losing today. a great story . 10. we've never expected that out for of love. we know she's known, we know she's a star. no, she's famous. but for people to be stuffing the convoy coming from the hospital and throwing roses at her casket. it's hard to put words to what every palestinian is feeling today. she was shot in the head and killed instantly in the occupied westbank on wednesday. her colleague seemed to the right i

today we are here to pay respect to assuring abil ucla, the martyr of palestine, the martyr of jerusalem and the martyr of free speech and the free roll of the symbol of the palestinian women on the symbol of the palestinian journalist. shreed her sacrifice her life to defend its course and the cause of the palestinian pupil . what she did worked for jazeera and was widely known for reporting on the israel palestine conflict for more than 2 decades. everyone's standing here has its own story with julian, as friends we experienced with this amazing person, you saw innocent little christian and jordan, the to always waited for sitting to tell her story. we're losing today a great story. 10. we've never expected that out for of love. we know she's known. we know she's a star. no, she's famous. but for people to be stuffing the convoy coming from the hospitality throwing roses at her casket. it's hard to put words to what every palestinian is feeling today. she was shot in the head and killed instantly in the occupied west bank on wednesday. her colleague seemed to the right, is she the had

mm. thousands of palestinians pay tribute to slain al jazeera janice st. ucla has been remembered as the voice of the occupied territory. sharon was shot in the head, buys riley forces and janine city early on wednesday, killing sent shock waves across the arab world. war veteran journalist was household name palestinian president. man with a boss has said that is ready, forces were fully responsible, fight death, and is rejected israel's offer of joint investigation into the shooting. it. abraham begins our coverage now from ramallah in the occupied westbank. they owe me the daughter of palestine. my shitty noble body was taken through my thousands gather to pay the respect her remains then taken to a state service where the palestinian president honored her move out to seek justice at the international criminal court. by today we are here to pay our respect, assuring of will aqua the martyr of palestine the martyr of jerusalem, and the martyr of free speech and the free roll of the symbol of the palestinian them. and the symbol of palestinian journalist shreed has sacrificed their

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that year, the 73 year, the bad back year, shortly after the season, there was a shooter who went to uclalf a mile from your mom. and then shortly after that, the pulse shooting happened and you made a big statement. do you remember it? coach kerr: yeah. and the reason i made it is because we had done probably three moments of silence during that season. it was like every couple of weeks were just, you know, let's take a bow and stay silent and not actually try to solve the problem. and so i just felt like, you know, i do have a platform, i should probably say something. and i've been an advocate ever since. because my dad died that way. and because it's such an enormous problem in our country, that's become my sort of pet project. kelly: do you have hope that there will be new legislation? coach kerr: i do have hope, mainly because of the march for our lives kids. there's so many young people now who are so angry and invested. what makes me lose hope is just that it's a constant deal with the senate where, you know, the house passes hr 8, which is, you know, background checks bill, that

treated saying very sad to learn of the death of american and palestinian journalist she reign. abu, ucla, i encourage a thorough investigation into the circumstances of her death and the injury of at least one other jealous today. all right, let's return to it. nita abraham, who's in ramallah in the occupied at west bank native. there was certainly extraordinary same's that we saw outside the algae 0 offices. just describe what it was like being a part of that. it was very emotional. i was shocked . i was i mean we are expecting this because we know city is a very well respected journalist, but it's still a very hard thing to see. people who don't know her personally, people who just came because they seen her on tv for years covering and telling their stories. so they were here. they were crying bosis in our colleagues who have been in jeanine since the early morning. some of them who had with her when she was shot injured, taken to the hospital, were shouting at her, asking her to wake up. they were in shock. so others went in the morning when they heard the news to janine. and then al

the very first press conference i held in the immediate aftermath of my firing at ucla, i think my eyes, shotguns and pistols. >> a year later.ùa bloody courthouse siege brought her worldwide attention, though she wasn't even there. an attempt to free the so-called 'soledad brothers,' a group of inmates accused of killing a prison guard, ended in a shootout. >> when it was over, judge haley was dead, two of the inmates were dead. >> the guns used in the attack were traced to davis. she said she had bought them for her security team after getting death threats. and she went into hiding. >> the fbi has put black militant angela davis on its list of ten-most-wanted fugitives. >> why did you run? >> i didn't have a choice. all of my comrades, and friends, and i were aware of the ways in which people who were trying to turn themselves in to the police had been killed. >> the fbi caught up with her at a hotel in manhattan. she was put at times in solitary confinement, while around the world protesters called for her release. then she was extradited to california. >> miss davis entered the cou

we're joined by david zilberman, professor of agriculture and resources economics at ucla, berkeley.ing us. obviously the whole notion of genes and gene modification, genes and gene modification, gene editing create certain anxieties among many people in the public sphere. is gene editing, would you say, safer than gene modification? i think that aene than gene modification? i think that gene editing _ than gene modification? i think that gene editing and _ than gene modification? i think that gene editing and gene - that gene editing and gene modification are safer. these are much more precise systems than breeding. it is like electronic, we know what is going on inside the atom and now we know what is going on inside the cell, rather than basically relying... and gene editing is better than gmo's. altogether, it's about the inner working of cells, we are able to have more precise food varieties. we would have the modern solution to the pandemic if we did not understand how the genetic material worked we wouldn't. this was they discovered that was made in england the united states.

here in bob to day, we are here to pay respect to serene abu ucla, the martyr of palestine. the martyr of jerusalem, and a martyr of free speech and the free roll of the symbol of the palestinian them and the symbol of the palestinian journalist. shreed her sacrifice her life to defend its course and the cause of the palestinian pupil. sharina was an honest ways, a patriarch wash national voice that conveyed the message of the families of the prisoners, the sufferings of palestine and people. the sufferings of those living in the camps, the sufferings of those who have been hit everywhere law. it's a crime to kill sheree and o'clock. but such crime is not the 1st of its kind. dozens of journalists have lost their lives. palestinian journalists have lost their lives. the authorities of the israeli occupation are to be blamed for killing sharyn. describe will never be able to stop free speech. such a crime will definitely be punished. the perpetrators will be punished. refused any joint investigation committee with israeli authorities. because they have committed such a crime,

offer his recollection and his thoughts on the incident that tragically took the life of sharina, ucla. we, whether it is in your i'm sorry and of course, and of course injured him as well. we are from us not only in recent days, but going back to world press freedom day earlier this month and throughout the course of this administration, we stand with journalists around the world who are doing their jobs in situations that sometimes are unfortunately dangerous. see you as president a new zealand prime minister express concern about a security agreement between china and the solomon islands during a meeting at the white house. joe biden and jacinta are done discuss stepping up engagement with pacific allan nations to counter china is growing influence biden. says the us wants to be a partner rather than dictate to the region. the chinese foreign minister is currently half way through a diplomatic tour of the pacific, hoping to deepen his country's ties. that a white house correspondent, kimberly help it. it was the 1st oval office meeting between the u. s. president and new zealand. pr

they are an absolutely no doubt that when sharon ucla was killed, that it was deliberate murder on part of the israelis know that the united states would like the palestinians to share the evidence with the israelites at the palestinians have in their possession the bullet that killed sharon, the at the release of asked for that to be handed over. the palestinians have said no, simply because they don't trust the israelis, they say that in the past evidence has gone missing or has been used to acquit the israelis, even though it pointed in a completely different direction. so that is why given that this report was released just more than 24 hours ago as that the at the americans are now putting pressure on the israelis to come up with a speedy inquiry. there's also the added question as well that a number of democrats, a significant number of democrats have asked for the f b i to investigate the killing of the journalist who of course, was a us citizen. but there is no sign that anyone here at the state department or the white house is pushing the israelis to accept an f. b. i investiga

it welcomes international support and investigating the murder of al jazeera journalists, sharina, ucla. meanwhile, israel's police chief is ordered an investigation into the actions of officers who attacked mourners at a funeral. on friday. at least 10 people have been killed in a shooting at a supermarket in the u. s. city of buffalo police in new york say state say the gunman is in custody. the f. b, i is investigating the shooting as both the hate crime and racially motivated violence. extremism and ukraine says, russian troops of withdrawn from its 2nd largest city hockey of the 80 days of heavy bombardment. took, he has offered to carry out a c evacuation of wounded fighters hold up in the massive as of style still works of mary opal. the southern port city has suffered weeks of devastating bombardment . the as of style complex is the last hold out of ukrainian defenders. and i say russia's military continues to carry out air strikes. hundreds of civilians who were sheltering at the plant were evacuated early of this month. with the help of the red cross and the united nations, ru

released showing his writing forces storming the hospital where the body of al jazeera john listerine ucla was being kept. churches have united to condemn israeli police for attacking mourners at a funeral. and bosses of left the besieged as of south steel works, plant in ukrainian city of mary paul carrying more than 260 ukranian fighters have been trapped there for weeks. russia announced earlier that it had reached a deal with ukraine for wounded soldiers, to be evacuated from the pont, or now to lebanon, has borne its allies look like you to lose their majority in the countries parliament. and what could be a major blow to the iran backed group, according to initial results from sunday's election, where many voters sought to punish lebanon's entrenched political establishment for leading the country to economic disaster. but the saudi aligned lebanese forces party, a question group, is made huge gains. several anti establishment congress also picked up seats and the 1st election since the economic crisis and the bay were port explosion. analysts say divided parliament could lead to mor

it's 1st since the killing of serene ucla kirsten swimming has more. the security council held its monthly meeting on the situation in the middle east and clearly the most significant development in that time has been the killing of sharina lockley as nearly every speaker mentioned her death and called for an investigation into exactly what happened. but many speakers, including the humans, middle east envoy toward venice land put her death in the context of what palestinians go through on a daily basis. what venice long called a familiar pattern of daily violence that includes armed clashing settlement expansion, evictions and demolitions. 10 palestinians have been killed since the last meeting of the security council, including a woman and a child and for israelis were also killed during that time which was also condemned by many speakers. but what sharina death makes clear as the palestinian ambassador rod montessori pointed out is the lack of recourse for palestinians when journalists aid workers and children are killed without repercussions. shoot

i will. ucla had been without a 0 for 25 years, covering the story of these railing occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine now real madrid to have won the champions league final with a one mill victory over liverpool earlier police in paris fight tear gas at fans lining up to enter the match. ah, sir, hundreds of liverpool fans were stuck at the security gates of the stud to france, delaying kick off by 36 minutes. many supporters managed to break through the barriers and pass police officers who were safeguarding the event. the game was originally supposed to be played in saint petersburg, but was then moved to paris after russia's invasion of ukraine. full rece as the latest from paris. it's been quite ton outside the stud to france, couple of hours before kicked off lessons. we bottlenecks as police were making checks the tickets. police of now said that they believe a lot of those local fans at war fake tickets and that was what was causing the problem. i want those funds drops out outside the gates and as we saw and those videos, pepper spray being used. so tha

been released showing israeli forces storming the hospital where the body of al jazeera janice st. ucla was being kept. church as of now come together to condemn israeli police for attacking mourners at the funeral. as bala and its allies looked likely to lose that majority in lebanon's parliament, that's based on the initial results from sunday's election, where many vote has taught to punish the political establishment. the leading countries economic dissolves and in shoreline called the new prime minister saying his country is down to its last day of petrol. is warned, the citizens is citizens, that the worst is yet to come. huge cues of also have been forming outside fuel stations. now ukrainian soldiers defending the northern city of harkey say they've reached the border with russia after driving the opposition back the fence ministry shad this video celebrations, a yellow blue painted border marker. the video is open independently, verified. our keith is the 2nd biggest city and the quiet was on the heavy day shelling by russian artillery a month ago. equality and forces have sinc

and janine in the occupied westbank or is increasing tension in the area where al jazeera st. ucla was killed only last week. and ron con reports, oh mon is berry, i'm jeff lad. and promised to take revenge for his killing islamic to had claimed 17 year old is one of its members. wow. he was killed by israeli forces, and jeanine refugee camp in the early hours of saturday. out is there a serino block like was also killed near the camp. oh, shoes on assignment a wearing a helmet and best clearly mocking. here was a journalist, but israel is refusing to launch a criminal investigation. 57 american politicians of sorry to let a demanding the f b. i to investigate republican congressman andre colson. tweeted the killing of out as a reporter and fellow american sharina barclay was not a new tragedy. it was a front to press freedom and to all americans, adding, we need answers and accountability from these really government, agnes color mode of amnesty international tweeted, it's an additional violation of sharon's right to life and a clear violation of israel's obligation under internationa