The doctor on that tonight, as well. and new questions about that wuhan lab. growing calls for an independent investigation now after reports u.s. intelligence is aware of three workers at the lab who were hospitalized with flu-like symptoms in november of 2019. a full month before the first reported case of the virus. also developing tonight, the growing international outrage. was it a state-sponsored hijacking? belarus forcing the diversion of a passenger jet to arrest a journalist and critic of that country s authoritarian leader. tonight, the video now emerging of that journalist and what he is recorded saying. major questions now whether he was forced to say this. and tonight, the concern over flying over belarus air space. back here at home, the urgent manhunt tonight after that 6-year-old boy was shot and killed in his mother s car in the back seat. on a california freeway, he was in his booster seat on the way to kindergarten. tonight, you will hear from the mother and police are asking for the public s help.
reporter: joanna cloonan says a woman was driving the white car with a man in the passenger seat. i want to find them and i want there to be justice to be served for my son. reporter: david, you can see the memorial growing behind me, just above the freeway here. people continuing to come to honor aiden s life. and now his family is offering a $50,000 reward for anyone who has information that could lead to an arrest. david? lee hartung reporting tonight from california. kaylee, thank you. we move on now to the fragile cease-fire between israel and hamas. america s top diplomat on his way to the region tonight. and new images showing the widespread damage in gaza city. tens of thousands of palestinians homeless following 11 days of fighting. the biden administration working to make this cease-fire last, but also now concerned about the humanitarian crisis inside gaza. abc s matt gutman from the region again tonight. reporter: tonight, hamas defiant, parading down the streets of gaza this weekend for the first time since fighting with israel began two weeks ago.
And sample the cuisine. book a dream vacation delivered right to your door. sometimes the greatest destinations aren t far away. wayfair you ve got just want i need we re back with new details about that deadly road rage incident on a california freeway that left a little boy dead. the 6-year-old s heartbroken mother now making a new plea to the public to help police find the killer. he just didn t deserve that. no one deserves that. reporter: joanna croonin is living a mother s worst nightmare. her 6-year-old son was killed in the backseat of her car, struck
6-Year-Old Boy Dies In Road Rage Shooting On California Freeway The boy was shot to death by another driver in a road rage attack on State Route 55 in Orange, authorities said. ORANGE, Calif. (AP) A 6-year-old boy seated in the backseat of his mother’s car on a Southern California freeway was shot to death by another driver in a road-rage attack Friday, authorities said. The shooting occurred around 8 a.m. on State Route 55 in the city of Orange. “It was an isolated road rage incident between the mom and another driver from a white sedan,” California Highway Patrol Officer Florentino Olivera told Los Angeles news station KTLA-TV.
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In the meantime, we do move on to the other news this friday and to a horrific headline out of california tonight. a 6-year-old child shot and killed simply while riding in the back seat of his mother s car in his booster seat. police now say it appears to be a case of road rage. here s abc s will carr. reporter: tonight, the danger spreading across los angeles area highways. an apparent act of road rage on the 55 freeway claiming the life of a 6-year-old boy, shot while traveling in the back seat with his mother driving. authorities pleading for the public s help. if you were in the area and you have a dash cam, please call our office. we want to look at that video. reporter: police say this tragic incident is separate and unrelated to a string of terrifying shootings on southern california highways. car windows shattered, motorists terrorized. authorities believe by either b.b. or pellet guns. just yesterday our los angeles station kabc reporting at least eight vehicles shot at. according to kabc there have been at least 80 incidents since late april, almost all along the 91 freeway. april breunig s car struck this
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he sustained multiple gunshot wounds and is lucky to be alive right now. police are urging people to stay in their homes while they search for the gunmen. captain death is expected to be okay. attorney general william barr condemning those water attacks reported on the nypd. at least 5 different an incidents this summer left officers drenched. we were all nauseated by the spectacle of those prancing punks in new york dousing the officers with water and hurling plastic buckets. the ag also saying the dj will push to fast-track the death penalty for criminals convicted in mass shootings or in the death of police officers. the justice department announced plans to resume capital punishment at the federal level last month. california democrat wants to fight gun violence with insurance.