tonight the united nations hears a claim that 3,200 children have been killed in gaza injust three weeks, more than the number of children killed annually across the world s conflict zones since 2019. as israel s ground operation continues, what next for this escalting conflict? tonight talking us through israel s strategy for its ground operation inside gaza, mark will be with us. we ll be hearing from the director of a palestinian medical aid charity who refuses to leave northern gaza. everywhere you go right now there is a complete disaster happening right now and gaza strip. people are saying that gazza is the new aleppo, so i am still standing in the north of gaza and i believe i still have my dignity with me, staying in my home, scrapping for whatever food and water. and as the united nations security council holds another emergency meeting tonight, we ll bejoined live by an israeli cabinet minister and the un special rapporteur for the palestinian territories. is the u
your vaccination status. and if you don t, you get placed on no pay status. basically unpaid leave. you have to be vaccinated. and if you re not, you choose to go into a twice weekly testing option. in the midst of all of this, there, of course, has been a lot of back and forth between the city and police union. the city miled legal paperwork, asking a judge to stop the head of the police union, from urging officers not to comply with this policy. well, they got their wish, as the judge issued late friday, a temporary restraining order saying that the police union cannot publicly urge officers not to comply. the union filed their own paperwork urging that the city, the mayor and the chicago police superintendent acted union art unilaterally and it went against policy. of course, the city feels
then i come around the corner a little bit and there he is laying in his bed. i was shaken when i went in. reporter: he called police. button was arrested after a 20 minute stand off we can t see inere were no w. have not returned messages seeking comment. it was pretty intense calling he s due back in court next month after three years off the him out. reporter: button s attorneys grid steve patterson, nbc news. tonight police in new york are mourning the loss of another of their own, the 9th officer to die by apparent suicide just this year, and the second this week the nypd searching for ways to stop what the commissioner has called a mental health crisis, is now considering adding more psychologists and urging officers who were struggling to reach out for help and if you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-8 hundred-273-8255 in new jersey s largest city tonight anger is boiling over. residents in ne