In the day's other headlines the National Transportation Safety Board sanctioned Boeing today

after an executive disclosed non-public information in a media briefing.

That information was about the agency's probe into an Alaska Airlines door plug blowout.

The executive also speculated about its cause.

The NTSB will now revoke Boeing's access to investigative information and require

Boeing to appear at an investigative hearing in August. In the Middle East, around

20 critically ill children were cleared to leave Gaza today along with dozens of their

companions and what Palestinian officials say was the first medical evacuation since the

Rafa border was shut down last month.

Among those evacuated, News Hour has learned,

was three-year-old Julia Abusayor,

who suffers from a rare neurological disorder

and whose story we brought you last month.

Dozens of parents, meanwhile, bid tearful goodbyes to their children outside Gaza's Nasser Hospital,

among them Kamala Abu Qek, whose five-year-old son Faius has cancer.

Tumors in his body have spread and we don't know what the reason is.

How am I going to leave him he's only five years old I don't even know where

he's going to to which hospital we don't know just get on the bus and that's it it's

all unknown meanwhile is Israel carried out another round of

airstrikes in Gaza City. Palestinian authorities say at least seven people were

killed. In Bolivia, more than a dozen military officers were people were

arrested today after a failed coup attempt and could face up to 30 years in prison.

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