The day's other headlines begin with the sex trafficking trial of Sean P. Diddy Combs.

Late today, the jury reached a partial verdict on four of the five counts against the hip-hop mogul.

However, they were not able to reach a decision on the top charge that's a racketeering conspiracy.

The jurors will return for deliberations tomorrow.

Combs is also charged with sex trafficking and transportation to

engage in prostitution. He denies all charges. Turning overseas, more than 165 international

charities and aid organizations are calling for a shutdown of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

That's the new Israeli and U.S.-backed food distribution network in Gaza that's been

plagued by violence. Palestinian health officials say more than 500 people have been killed near

the sites in the past month, either by Israeli troops or strikes. The IDF says it only targets

Hamas militants. Groups like Oxfam saved the children and Amnesty International said in a statement

that, quote, Palestinians in Gaza face an impossible choice, starve or risk being shot while

trying desperately to reach food. The foundation has taken the place of many UN-backed groups

because Israel says Hamas was siphoning aid. In Europe, the first major heat wave of the summer

showed no signs of relenting and is expected to peak over the coming days.

In Barcelona, Spain temperatures topped a record for the month of June

that stood for over 110 years.

More than 400 climate shelters were opened across the city

to give people access to air conditioning.

Across Europe, tourists sought ways to keep cool, including here in Italy, where people douse themselves with water from fountains.

17 of Italy's 27 major cities were under red alert heat warnings, and it felt even hotter for travelers who are used to such conditions.

I'm from Texas, so I'm kind of used to the hot because it gets about the same temperatures,

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