Good evening I'm William Bringham, Jeff Bennett, and I'm Navaizer away.

On the news hour tonight, the Department of Justice and Google make closing arguments in a landmark trial that could change how we use the internet.

Then, Trump White House Communications Director Hope Hicks takes the stand in the former president's Hush Money Trial.

And on World Press Freedom Day, a Palestinian journalist firsthand account of his family's fight to survive the war in Gaza.

We here in Gaza suffer that we need our children to have a better future.

We don't know if we are going to make it till the morning. Welcome to the news hour. There are signs tonight that high interest rates

could finally be slowing US job growth. The Labor Department reports that employers

added a net of 175,000 jobs in April. That was well below expectations.

Meanwhile the unemployment rate inched up 1 tenth to 3.9%.

The Federal Reserve says it needs to see a cooling of growth and inflation before it can cut interest

rates. A sitting member of Congress, Texas Democrat

Henry Koyar and his wife were arrested today on federal charges of bribery and

conspiracy. They're accused of taking nearly $600,000 in bribes

from a Mexican bank and an oil company controlled by Azerbaijan. In return,

Koyar allegedly pushed legislation favorable to Azerbaijan.

The couple denies the charges.

In Canada, police have arrested three people in the murder of a six separatist leader in British Columbia last June.

The three are Indian nationals.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had suggested that the Indian government was involved in the

killing.

Today, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police

said they're looking at that possibility.

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