Good evening. I'm Nick Schifrin, Jeff Bennett, and Amna Nawaz Irway. On the news hour tonight, new revelations in South Korea about the last moments of the Jiu Airways flight and why authorities worried months ago about that barrier at the end of the runway. In Gaza, one of the last hospitals in the north

is shut down by Israeli soldiers

as the UN and Israel trade accusations over Hamas

exploiting Gaza's health infrastructure.

And what's keeping new American mothers

from getting the mental health care

that so many desperately need.

I know everybody says, you're not the only one, you're not the only one.

But in that moment, it feels like it.

It feels like you are at the bottom of a hole, and there is no way out. Welcome to the News Hour.

American investigators have arrived in South Korea to help investigate the year's worst airline crash of a Boeing 737-800 south of Seoul.

But today we learn the airport's own internal guidelines questioned the placement of a Boeing 737-800 south of Seoul. But today we learned the airport's own internal guidelines

questioned the placement of a barrier

that likely made the crash far more deadly

and has led to an outpouring of grief

for the families of the 179 people who died.

Here's Stephanie Sigh.

Tears that won't stop, pain that's inconsolable.

At a memorial set up in the Mouan International Airport, devastated families paid their respects to loved ones.

Five employees from this office were among those killed.

Lee Kui's son mourns the loss of a colleague.

I still can't believe it's real until now.

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