HOUSTON - Houston Police give update on fatal shooting of rapper Takeoff ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13wPUTTQb-E

Bodycam footage captures the moment police and firefighters rush to rescue a three-year-old boy from a burning mobile home in the U.S. VIDEO SHOWS: EMERGENCY WORKERS RESCUING CHILD FROM BURNING MOBILE HOME RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: WEST ALLIS, WISCONSIN, UNITED STATES (JUNE 19, 2022) (WEST ALLIS POLICE DEPARTMENT VIA FACEBOOK - No resales. Must on screen courtesy West Allis Police Department via Facebook) 1. POLICE OFFICER APPROACHING BURNING HOME 2. VARIOUS OF POLICE OFFICERS TRYING TO FIND CHILD THROUGH SMASHED WINDOW 3. FIREFIGHTER SMASHING WINDOW, ENTERING BUILDING 4. FIREFIGHTER PASSING CHILD TO POLICE THROUGH WINDOW, POLICE OFFICER CARRYING CHILD AWAY FROM BUILDING 5. POLICE OFFICERS CARRYING CHILD TO AMBULANCE / MEDICAL CREW CARING FOR CHILD STORY: A police bodycam video captured the moment emergency workers rescued a young child from a burning mobile home in Wisconsin on Sunday (June 19). Police officers could be seen breaking a window and frantically trying to reach three-year-old M.J. before a firefighter in breathing apparatus entered the burning building. An officer brought out M.J. through a window before the child was rushed to an ambulance. Police said on social media that two adults also escaped from the building and were taken to hospital. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBZW8dcDI9Y

An Israeli tank crew killed a Reuters journalist and wounded six reporters in Lebanon on Oct. 13 by firing two shells in quick succession from Israel while the journalists were filming cross-border shelling, a Reuters investigation has found. The two strikes killed Reuters visuals journalist Issam Abdallah, 37, and severely wounded Agence France-Presse (AFP) photographer Christina Assi, 28, just over a kilometre from the Israeli border near the Lebanese village of Alma al-Chaab. Reuters spoke to more than 30 government and security officials, military experts, forensic investigators, lawyers, medics and witnesses to piece together a detailed account of the incident. The news agency reviewed hours of video footage from eight media outlets in the area at the time and hundreds of photos from before and after the attack, including high-resolution satellite images. As part of its investigation, Reuters also gathered and obtained evidence from the scene including shrapnel on the ground and embedded in a Reuters car, three flak jackets, a camera, tripod and a large piece of metal. The Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO), an independent research institute that tests and analyses munitions and weapons for clients such as the Dutch defence ministry, examined the material for Reuters at its laboratories in The Hague. TNO's key findings were that the large piece of metal was the tail fin of a 120 mm tank round fired by a smoothbore tank gun positioned 1.34 km away from the reporters, across the Lebanese border. Reuters presented the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) with its findings that the tank rounds were fired from within Israel and posed additional detailed questions, including whether Israeli troops knew they were firing upon journalists. Lieutenant Colonel Richard Hecht, the IDF's international spokesman, said: "We don't target journalists." He did not provide further comment. The group of seven reporters from AFP, Al Jazeera and Reuters were all wearing blue flak jackets and helmets, most with "PRESS" written on them in white letters. There were journalists from at least another seven media outlets in and around Alma al-Chaab that day. "The evidence we now have, and have published today, shows that an Israeli tank crew killed our colleague Issam Abdallah," Reuters Editor-in-Chief Alessandra Galloni said. "We condemn Issam's killing. We call on Israel to explain how this could have happened and to hold to account those responsible for his death and the wounding of Christina Assi of the AFP, our colleagues Thaier Al-Sudani and Maher Nazeh, and the three other journalists," she said. "Issam was a brilliant and passionate journalist, who was much loved at Reuters." 'INEXPLICABLE AND UNACCEPTABLE' AFP said the evidence assembled by Reuters confirmed its own analysis of the incident. "It is absolutely essential that Israel provides a clear explanation for what happened. The targeting of a group of journalists who were clearly identified as media is both inexplicable and unacceptable," said AFP Global News Director Phil Chetwynd. Al Jazeera's manager of international communications, Ihtisham Hibatullah, said: "The Reuters investigation into the October 13 attack underscores Israel's alarming pattern of deliberately targeting journalists in an attempt to silence the messenger". International humanitarian law bars attacks on journalists as those in the news media have the full scope of protection granted to civilians and cannot be considered military targets. In the days after the attack, Israel's military said it was reviewing what had happened, but it has not made any findings public. International criminal law expert Carolyn Edgerton, who has worked on war crimes cases in the Balkans, said filming Israeli tank positions at the border might have been considered a threat to the Israeli military, if that information was seen to "be of targeting value to forces in Lebanon". But she said in written responses to Reuters questions that two back-to-back rounds fired at a group of clearly identified journalists "is a clear violation of international humanitarian law and may also amount to the war crime of attacking civilians". Directly targeting civilians or civilian objects is strictly forbidden under the laws of armed conflict, such as the 1949 Geneva Conventions, which have been ratified by all U.N. member states. Neither Israel nor Lebanon are signatories to the International Criminal Court, whose 124 member states accept its jurisdiction in the prosecution of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fb8ikVGGouE

RAFAH, GAZA - Skyline of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4l9CfiVjAQ