FIRST ON FOX: Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon slammed international criticism from the U.K., France and Canada over Israel's war against Hamas terrorists. Responding to the criticism, Danon told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview at the Jerusalem Post conference in New York that while Israel values international law, it will not stop fighting Hamas until all hostages are released."We have 58 hostages in Gaza. This war will not end when the hostages are left behind. We will bring all of them back," Danon said, emphasizing Israel's determination to finish the war and bring home those held captive. Danon also expressed frustration that the international community has not placed more pressure on Hamas over the hostages, urging those countries to make stronger statements on their behalf.The joint statement issued by the leaders of the United Kingdom, France and Canada condemned Israel's military operations in Gaza, criticizing the humanitarian situation and calling for an immediate ceasefire. The statement also urged Israel to allow more aid into Gaza, specifically calling on the Israeli government to engage with the United Nations to resume aid in line with humanitarian principles and to push for the release of all hostages held by Hamas.ISRAEL TURNS TABLES ON UN OFFICIAL CLAIMING 'GENOCIDE' IN GAZA WITH BASIC QUESTIONSDanon also took issue with remarks made by Tom Fletcher, the U.N.'s undersecretary-general for humanitarian affairs, who accused Israel of committing genocide during his speech before the U.N. Security Council. Fletcher criticized Israels actions in Gaza, stating that most of the region was either under Israeli military control or subjected to displacement orders."What Mr. Fletcher said at the Security Council was unacceptable and shameful, accusing us for committing a genocide. He knows better than that. Thats a libel and I expect him to take back those words and apologize. We will not work with him until he will make it clear that Israeli isnt committing a genocide. We have no intention for that, he knows that. We are doing our best to defeat the terror group Hamas. We will defeat Hamas, but blaming us for committing such atrocities, that is something we cannot accept from any U.N. official."ISRAELI FOREIGN MINISTER SLAMS UN, CALLS IT 'ROTTEN, ANTI-ISRAEL, AND ANTISEMITIC BODY'Regarding the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the recent opening of the borders to allow aid trucks into Gaza after two months, Fletcher commented on X, calling Israel's temporary permission to deliver limited aid a "drop in the ocean."Danon stressed that the aid was only granted to NGOs that ensure Hamas does not infiltrate their ranks or loot aid intended for civilians."Lets stick to the facts," Danon said. "We are still expecting a retraction of the inappropriate libel that you asserted last week at the Security Council."In a briefing today, Stphane Dujarric, spokesperson for the secretary-general, also referenced the statement by Fletcher, who stressed that the scale of aid is still insufficient to meet the overwhelming needs of the population. He called for more crossings to be opened and for the simplification of procedures to ensure a regular flow of aid, emphasizing that without such measures, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza would continue to worsen.In the interview, Danon also addressed the future of humanitarian aid in Gaza, specifically in response to proposals for replacing the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) with a new U.S.-backed aid mechanism."We decided that UNRWA will not have anything connected to Israel. They know it, the U.N. knows it," he said, criticizing the U.N.'s role in the region. He voiced support for the U.S. initiative, calling it a welcome step toward addressing Gazas humanitarian crisis. "I cannot understand how anyone can boycott a humanitarian effort," he added. "If those people in the U.N. care so much about the humanitarian crisis, they should take part in these efforts, not boycott them."

Authorities have identified the perpetrator behind the weekend bombing at a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, as a 26-year-old suspect motivated by a fringe ideology known as "pro-mortalism.""Pro-mortalism," a radical offshoot of anti-natalism, views human reproduction as inherently immoral and embraces death as a moral corrective.According to federal and local law enforcement, the suspect targeted the American Reproductive Centers facility specifically to destroy human embryos stored on-site.Surveillance footage and online postings suggest he parked in the rear of the building to remain unnoticed, ingested drugs, and then detonated an explosive device killing himself in the process.The FBI has classified the bombing as an act of domestic terrorism, citing the ideological motivation behind the violence that killed the suspect and injured four others.PALM SPRINGS BOMBING SUSPECT IDENTIFIEDOn its Facebook page, American Reproductive Centers wrote that all embryos "are safe.""I received a call saying there was a massive explosion that destroyed a couple of our buildings. My biggest concern was obviously my staff and the embryos we have in storage," said Dr. Maher Abdallah, the clinic's director. "Fortunately for us, our staff was unharmed and the IVF lab is intact, untouched, unharmed. The embryos are safe."Retired NYPD investigator and Fox News contributor Paul Mauro, through his publication Ops Desk, exclusively uncovered a disturbing trail of digital breadcrumbs left by the suspect, who had posted videos documenting his experiments with homemade explosives.The videos, posted on his YouTube channel but now taken down, captured the alleged suspect testing explosives in the desert as well as what appeared to be a garage.WATCH:The Ops Desk also revealed that he left behind a suicide note on an online forum populated by like-minded extremists."I have made a device that, once triggered, will activate after one hour and will ensure I never wake up again," he wrote.FBI, DHS WARN OF POSSIBLE COPYCAT ATTACKS AFTER NOLA ISIS-INSPIRED VEHICLE ATTACKCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPOfficials have said that it is the first high-profile case linked to the pro-mortalist ideology and are now monitoring it as a potential emerging threat. Authorities have urged families and communities to remain vigilant for signs of ideological extremism, especially among those who may feel disenfranchised.As the investigation into the bombing continues, law enforcement is probing whether anyone else assisted or encouraged the suspect in constructing the device.

The NFL owners are expected to reengage in talks about the polarizing tush push when they meet. Club owners are scheduled to hold meetings later this week in Minnesota.Last month, owners tabled the vote on a proposal to ban the play that became the Philadelphia Eagles' calling card over the past couple of seasons.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMFollowing April's annual meetings in Florida, ESPN reported that the vote on the infamous play was an even split. Sixteen votes in favor of keeping the tush push and 16 votes for banning it would leave the proposal to outlaw the play eight votes short of passing. Per NFL policy, a proposal requires 24 votes to pass.DESMOND WATSON, DUBBED 'THE TUSH PUSH TERMINATOR,' TURNING HEADS AT BUCCANEERS ROOKIE MINICAMP"My personal opinion? I think they should ban it," Luvu told NFL Network. "But I know the argument's going to be about, 'Hey, you guys have to stop it. Don't get us in short yardage,' and whatnot."Luvu then suggested the tush push was a cheap play and compared it to a rugby scrum."But it's kind of like a cheapo play. ... That's pretty much a scrum in rugby. That's how I kind of look at it. And we've got to have a scrum, too, on the other side. And the scrum is, we have a cadence where we all go at once. It's not like you hard count and this and that, where now you're getting us or myself jumping over the pile thinking that you're going to snap the ball. That's just my own personal opinion, and I'm going to leave it at that."Luvu, who plays linebacker for the Commanders, was flagged on three consecutive snaps late in January's NFC Championship game. He jumped over the line of scrimmage while the Eagles were lined up near the goal line for their signature tush push.The third penalty prompted one of the game's referees to announce, "Washington has been advised that at some point the referee can award a score if this type of behavior happens again."The Eagles defeated the Commanders in the NFC title game and advanced to Super Bowl LIX. Philadelphia's dominant performance in the game ended the Kansas City Chiefs' hopes of winning three consecutive championships.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

An Indiana man who was convicted of killing a police officer two decades ago is set to be the second person executed in the state since 2009.Benjamin Ritchie, 45, is scheduled to die by lethal injection at the Indiana State Prison on Tuesday, May 20, before sunrise, "unless theres last-minute court action," according to the Associated Press.Ritchie has been on death row for over 20 years for the 2000 fatal shooting of Beech Grove Police Officer Bill Toney.Ritchie was 20 when he and others stole a van in Beech Grove, near Indianapolis, the outlet reported. He shot the 31-year-old police officer and father of two daughters five times during a foot chase, killing him. He was also on probation at the time for a 1998 burglary conviction.INDIANA CARRIES OUT FIRST EXECUTION IN 15 YEARS AFTER INMATE CHOOSES BEN & JERRY'S ICE CREAM AS LAST MEAL"Officer William Toney lost his life 25 years ago serving the community he lived in," the Beech Grove Police Department shared in a statement with Fox News Digital."Taking a solemn oath to uphold the Constitution and laws of this great state, so that its citizens may lead a peaceful life. His life was violently taken from him by an individual whose actions adversely affected the innocent and ripped at the very fabric that holds society together," the statement continued.The Indiana Law Enforcement Memorial site added that Toney's life was taken one day before his 32nd birthday.Last Wednesday, the Indiana Parole Board rejected a clemency plea from Ritchie, who had petitioned the board to commute his death sentence to life without parole.Attorneys for Ritchie had argued he suffered from brain damage due to Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder and mistreatment as a toddler, FOX 59 reported. As a result, at the time of the shooting, he lacked the capacity "to process information quickly or make appropriate decisions in a complex situation he was unfamiliar with," according to an expert who spoke during the clemency hearing.SOUTH CAROLINA CONVICT INCHES CLOSER TO FIRST US DEATH BY FIRING SQUAD IN 15 YEARS"Ive ruined my life and other peoples lives, and Im so sorry for that night," Ritchie told the parole board, the AP reported. "You cant take back what you did."Relatives of Toney also spoke at a clemency hearing last week, urging officials to move forward with the execution."Its time. Were all tired," Toneys widow said at the clemency hearing, per the AP. "It is time for this chapter of my story, our story, to be closed. Its time for us to remember Bill, to remember Bills life, and not his death."COP KILLER DIES AFTER BOTCHED FIRING SQUAD EXECUTION; WITNESS IN THE ROOM REVEALS HOW IT HAPPENEDIndiana Gov. Mike Braun said he followed the recommendation of the board and would allow the execution to proceed."After carefully reviewing the unanimous recommendation from the State Parole Board, I have decided to allow the execution of Benjamin Ritchie to proceed as planned for May 20," Braun wrote in a statement.Ritchies attorneys are challenging that decision in federal court and have also filed a petition with the U.S. Supreme Court, according to the AP, noting that the jury did not receive accurate information about Ritchies brain damage.Ritchie's execution would mark the second inmate to be put to death in Indiana in 15 years, according to the AP.Indiana resumedexecutionsin December after a year-long hiatus due to the scarcity of lethal injection drugs nationwide, the AP reported.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Former Biden COVID advisor and Obamacare architect Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel said Monday that former President Joe Biden likely had cancer since the beginning of his presidency, if not before.Biden's office confirmed in a statement on Sunday that he had been diagnosed with an "aggressive form" of prostate cancer that "was characterized by a Gleason score of 9 (Grade Group 5) with metastasis to the bone."Based on the advanced state of the cancer, Emanuel, an oncologist, told MSNBCs "Morning Joe" that Biden would most likely have had the cancer for "more than several years."Host Joe Scarborough stopped him to clarify, "So this is not speculation. If you have prostate cancer that has spread to the bone, then most certainly you are saying he had it when he was president of the United States."MEDICAL EXPERT 'ABSOLUTELY SHOCKED' BY TIMING OF BIDEN'S PROSTATE CANCER DIAGNOSIS"Oh, yeah. He did not develop it in the last 100-200 days," Emanuel said. "He had it while he was president. He probably had it at the start of his presidency in 2021. I don't think there's any disagreement about that."Scarborough pointed out how some men over the age of 70 choose not to get a prostate exam but added "most men arent president of the United States."Emanuel said that its often a discussion between patients and doctors but agreed its concerning when it involves a sitting president."President Obama had this test. President Bush had this test. It is a little surprising that the doctor didnt take it. And if he took it and didnt report it, and it was elevated, that is another case of doctors not being straightforward with us - weve had several of them with President Trump, especially around his COVID diagnosis - and if that is true, that would be very troubling," Emanuel said.CNN'S AXELROD SUGGESTS DISCUSSIONS AROUND BIDENS MENTAL ACUITY SHOULD BE SET ASIDE AMID CANCER DIAGNOSISHe added that it was possible for a test to miss this stage of cancer but called it "unlikely.""Either they didnt test for it, or they test for it [and] they didnt report it. And we didnt get the information as a public," Emanuel said.Fox News Digital reached out to Bidens office for comment.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

Dave Navarro is speaking in no uncertain terms about the future of Jane's Addiction.Navarro, guitarist for the popular rock band, spoke to Guitar Player about the onstage fight between him and frontman Perry Farrell that took place last September, telling the outlet that the incident "forever destroyed" the band."I have to speak in broad strokes here, because there are other individuals involved, and its still very tender and unresolved," he began.JANE'S ADDICTION CANCELS TOUR AFTER DAVE NAVARRO, PERRY FARRELL'S ONSTAGE FIGHT"There was an altercation onstage, and all the hard work and dedication and writing and hours in the studio, and picking up and leaving home and crisscrossing the country and Europe and trying to overcome my illness it all came to a screeching halt and forever destroyed the bands life. And there's no chance for the band to ever play together again," Navarro shared."I have to say thats my least favorite gig, without throwing animosity around, and without naming names and pointing fingers, and coming up with reasons."Navarro explained that before that fateful concert, the band was "gelling, really, for the first time" because they were older and more settled. He called the shows they played during that tour "some of my favorite Janes Addiction gigs of all-time." He'd been forced to sit out on touring with the band for two years due to a battle with long COVID, and first returned to performing with Jane's Addiction that May."There was no ego issue; it was just four guys making great music, just like we did in the beginning. I was just us on a stage, with people going f---ing crazy," he told Guitar Player.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"And that gig, September 13th, in Boston, ended all of that. And for that reason, that is my least favorite gig that I have ever played."JANE'S ADDICTION ISSUES UPDATE AFTER FRONTMAN PERRY FARRELL PUNCHES GUITARIST DAVE NAVARRO ONSTAGENavarro added that with the band, "The experiences are there, but the potential of having those types of experiences ended that night. And so, you know it is what it is."During the Sept. 13 concert, videos taken by fans showed Farrell approaching Navarro, seemingly upset. He shoved Navarro with his shoulder, then advanced on him. Navarro held him back with a forearm to his chest, but Farrell threw a punch before one of the band's techs intervened.Farrell's wife, Etty Lau Farrell, addressed the issue in a social media post at the time, offering a firsthand account of the incident. She claimed that her husband had been growing frustrated because he felt like the volume had been too loud and that his voice was being drowned out. She also wrote that he had been struggling with tinnitus and a sore throat for several nights.She said that Farrell "lost it" when fans in the front row began complaining that they couldn't hear him sing. According to her, the band began a song before he was ready, and "by the end of the song, he wasnt singing, he was screaming just to be heard."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERShe crowned Eric Avery, the bass guitarist for Jane's Addiction, the winner of the brawl, explaining that after Farrell was pulled away from Navarro, he approached Farrell from behind, then "put Perry in a headlock and punched him in the stomach three times." Avery then apologized to the audience and ended the show.Days later, Jane's Addiction shared a statement announcing that read in part, "Due to a continuing pattern of behavior and the mental health difficulties of our singer Perry Farrell, we have come to the conclusion that we have no choice but to discontinue the current US tour. Our concern for his personal health and safety as well as our own has left us no alternative. We hope that he will find the help he needs."At the time, Farrell shared a statement with Fox News Digital that read, "This weekend has been incredibly difficult and after having the time and space to reflect, it is only right that I apologize to my bandmates, especially Dave Navarro, fans, family and friends for my actions during Fridays show. Unfortunately, my breaking point resulted in inexcusable behavior, and I take full accountability for how I chose to handle the situation."A representative for Farrell did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment on Navarro's latest statements.

FIRST ON FOX: Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon slammed international criticism from the U.K., France and Canada over Israel's war against Hamas terrorists. Responding to the criticism, Danon told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview at the Jerusalem Post conference in New York that while Israel values international law, it will not stop fighting Hamas until all hostages are released."We have 58 hostages in Gaza. This war will not end when the hostages are left behind. We will bring all of them back," Danon said, emphasizing Israel's determination to finish the war and bring home those held captive. Danon also expressed frustration that the international community has not placed more pressure on Hamas over the hostages, urging those countries to make stronger statements on their behalf.The joint statement issued by the leaders of the United Kingdom, France and Canada condemned Israel's military operations in Gaza, criticizing the humanitarian situation and calling for an immediate ceasefire. The statement also urged Israel to allow more aid into Gaza, specifically calling on the Israeli government to engage with the United Nations to resume aid in line with humanitarian principles and to push for the release of all hostages held by Hamas.ISRAEL TURNS TABLES ON UN OFFICIAL CLAIMING 'GENOCIDE' IN GAZA WITH BASIC QUESTIONSDanon also took issue with remarks made by Tom Fletcher, the U.N.'s undersecretary-general for humanitarian affairs, who accused Israel of committing genocide during his speech before the U.N. Security Council. Fletcher criticized Israels actions in Gaza, stating that most of the region was either under Israeli military control or subjected to displacement orders."What Mr. Fletcher said at the Security Council was unacceptable and shameful, accusing us for committing a genocide. He knows better than that. Thats a libel and I expect him to take back those words and apologize. We will not work with him until he will make it clear that Israeli isnt committing a genocide. We have no intention for that, he knows that. We are doing our best to defeat the terror group Hamas. We will defeat Hamas, but blaming us for committing such atrocities, that is something we cannot accept from any U.N. official."ISRAELI FOREIGN MINISTER SLAMS UN, CALLS IT 'ROTTEN, ANTI-ISRAEL, AND ANTISEMITIC BODY'Regarding the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the recent opening of the borders to allow aid trucks into Gaza after two months, Fletcher commented on X, calling Israel's temporary permission to deliver limited aid a "drop in the ocean."Danon stressed that the aid was only granted to NGOs that ensure Hamas does not infiltrate their ranks or loot aid intended for civilians."Lets stick to the facts," Danon said. "We are still expecting a retraction of the inappropriate libel that you asserted last week at the Security Council."In a briefing today, Stphane Dujarric, spokesperson for the secretary-general, also referenced the statement by Fletcher, who stressed that the scale of aid is still insufficient to meet the overwhelming needs of the population. He called for more crossings to be opened and for the simplification of procedures to ensure a regular flow of aid, emphasizing that without such measures, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza would continue to worsen.In the interview, Danon also addressed the future of humanitarian aid in Gaza, specifically in response to proposals for replacing the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) with a new U.S.-backed aid mechanism."We decided that UNRWA will not have anything connected to Israel. They know it, the U.N. knows it," he said, criticizing the U.N.'s role in the region. He voiced support for the U.S. initiative, calling it a welcome step toward addressing Gazas humanitarian crisis. "I cannot understand how anyone can boycott a humanitarian effort," he added. "If those people in the U.N. care so much about the humanitarian crisis, they should take part in these efforts, not boycott them."

Authorities have identified the perpetrator behind the weekend bombing at a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, as a 26-year-old suspect motivated by a fringe ideology known as "pro-mortalism.""Pro-mortalism," a radical offshoot of anti-natalism, views human reproduction as inherently immoral and embraces death as a moral corrective.According to federal and local law enforcement, the suspect targeted the American Reproductive Centers facility specifically to destroy human embryos stored on-site.Surveillance footage and online postings suggest he parked in the rear of the building to remain unnoticed, ingested drugs, and then detonated an explosive device killing himself in the process.The FBI has classified the bombing as an act of domestic terrorism, citing the ideological motivation behind the violence that killed the suspect and injured four others.PALM SPRINGS BOMBING SUSPECT IDENTIFIEDOn its Facebook page, American Reproductive Centers wrote that all embryos "are safe.""I received a call saying there was a massive explosion that destroyed a couple of our buildings. My biggest concern was obviously my staff and the embryos we have in storage," said Dr. Maher Abdallah, the clinic's director. "Fortunately for us, our staff was unharmed and the IVF lab is intact, untouched, unharmed. The embryos are safe."Retired NYPD investigator and Fox News contributor Paul Mauro, through his publication Ops Desk, exclusively uncovered a disturbing trail of digital breadcrumbs left by the suspect, who had posted videos documenting his experiments with homemade explosives.The videos, posted on his YouTube channel but now taken down, captured the alleged suspect testing explosives in the desert as well as what appeared to be a garage.WATCH:The Ops Desk also revealed that he left behind a suicide note on an online forum populated by like-minded extremists."I have made a device that, once triggered, will activate after one hour and will ensure I never wake up again," he wrote.FBI, DHS WARN OF POSSIBLE COPYCAT ATTACKS AFTER NOLA ISIS-INSPIRED VEHICLE ATTACKCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPOfficials have said that it is the first high-profile case linked to the pro-mortalist ideology and are now monitoring it as a potential emerging threat. Authorities have urged families and communities to remain vigilant for signs of ideological extremism, especially among those who may feel disenfranchised.As the investigation into the bombing continues, law enforcement is probing whether anyone else assisted or encouraged the suspect in constructing the device.

Brittany Furlan is speaking out about her rumored split from Mtley Cre rockerTommy Lee.On Saturday, the comedian took to TikTok to release a lengthy video claiming she was catfished online by someone impersonating Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke. Her video came after TMZ reported that Furlan and Lee, 62, had been living separately.She also accused the real Radke, 41, of going public with the drama after Lee accused him of sleeping with her.TOMMY LEES DOG ATTACKED BY COYOTE BEFORE BEING RESCUED BY WIFE BRITTANY FURLANPeople magazine reported the video also came after Radke alleged, in a series of Instagram Stories posts, that the comedian was catfished by someone pretending to be him and Lee, 62, threatened him over the situation."Obviously, Im in a hotel right now. Ive been going through a really tough time in my marriage, which was none of anyones f-----g business, but hes made it everyones business," Furlan said in her TikTok post, referring to Radke.According to the 38-year-old, she previously received messages from someone she believed was Radke at the time. Then the Snapchat user "started trying to seduce me." Furlan claimed she didnt save any of the messages because she "didnt want to be shady" and is "in a vulnerable place.""He says this isnt him. Thats fine, whatever. I dont give a f---," said Furlan.She also showed alleged Instagram DMs between herself and Radke before asking him to leave her alone."Its a catfish, cool. I got catfished. Why are you still harassing me?" said Furlan. "Why are you sending me hundreds of messages? Why are you trolling me? I dont give a f---. I unfollowed you. Leave me alone. Thats it."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERFurlan went on to corroborate Radkes claim that Lee confronted him over the catfish situation."Basically, I told my husband everything," Furlan explained. "I said, you know, Ive been talking to whoever I thought this was on Snapchat he says its not him, cool, whatever cause Im a good person. I mean, Im not a good person for talking to someone while married. Ive been going through a lot in my marriage. No excuse, whatever.""I come clean to my husband. My husband freaks out, messages him. Thats how this all started," said Furlan.On May 16, Lee acknowledged the ongoing drama in an Instagram post with a caption that read, "Whos been catfished?"Furlan concluded her video by asking Radke to stop discussing both her marriage and the catfish drama publicly."Youve blown up my whole life on social media," said the former Vine star. "This is embarrassing for me, embarrassing for my husband. This whole f-----g thing is embarrassing. Ive been going through struggling with s--- at home. Im in a f-----g hotel. Like, leave us the f--- alone, bro. Like, if you want people to be obsessed with you, like, I don't know, get another f-----g hobby, dude. This is just some serious narcissist s---. Im done. Anyone can think of it what they will. All good."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSFurlans video was also captioned, "Ive had enough. Hes been harassing me for two weeks. Hes been sent three cease and desists and has not listened. For the final time Leave me alone Ronnie."Fox News Digital reached out to Lee, Furlan and Radke for comment.Radke has been adamant that it was a catfish, not him, who was messaging Furlan. He claimed that "the only reason" he went public was because Lee "will not stop yelling at me and stuff.""Imagine you grow up looking up to somebody like Tommy Lee, and then all of a sudden out of nowhere he goes, Youre f-----g my wife," said Radke. "And Im like, What? I have no idea what youre talking about."Posts by Radke and Furlan indicated that lawyers are involved on both sides."I have to clear this up for the final time because Brittany seems to keep posting, implying that I'm the catfish," said Radke in one of his videos where he attempts to clear his name."She thinks I'm obsessed with her, guys," he said. "What a delusional, delusional woman The truth always prevails.""Guys, I'm not here to attack anymore, but I'm just asking this woman to please stop trying to spin the narrative," said Radke."I don't care about your infidelity with your husband. That is none of my business. What I don't stand for is you literally trying to make me the bad guy. I have done nothing wrong."WATCH: DAVID CHOKACHI REMEMBERS TOMMY LEES JEALOUS RAGE ON SET OF BAYWATCHTMZ previously reported that Furlan and Lees split was over his alleged drinking. While the couple is no longer living together, theyre reportedly still in communication.

Officials said Monday that an inspection of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City determined the load-bearing elements of the structure did not sustain any significant damage when a Mexican navy sailing ship crashed into the landmark on Saturday night, killing two people on board.The New York City Department of Transportation announced the discovery in a post on X just before the National Transportation and Safety Board (NTSB) held a press conference regarding its investigation into the tragic incident."This morning, Commissioner Rodriguez surveyed the Brooklyn Bridge following the weekend bridge strike," the city agency said. "While inspections are ongoing, there are no signs of structural damage to the bridge."NTSB officials told reporters that its bridge team from the Office of Highway Safety is working with NYC DOT and confirmed the lack of structural damage to the bridge.MASSIVE SAILING VESSEL COLLIDES WITH BROOKLYN BRIDGE IN DRAMATIC NYC CRASH CAUGHT ON CAMERA"They have affirmed at this point that there is no significant structural damage to the load-bearing elements of the bridge," NTSB Board Member Michael Graham said. "There is some damage on one of the travelers, which they use to access and survey the bridge at this point. But nothing structural from the bridge is an issue at this plan."NTSB Investigator Brian Young told reporters that, based on preliminary navigational data, the Mexican navy tall ship Cuauhtmoc arrived in New York City on May 13 at about noon and docked port side at pier 17. The vessel remained docked for about four days, before pushing away from the dock at about 8:20 p.m. on May 17, with the assistance of a tugboat."The intent was to sail south down the East River and head for sea," Young said.The preliminary investigation looked at weather data, which showed westerly winds of about 10 knots, along with a current running toward the bridge at about 0.3 knots.NTSB SAYS LACK OF 'VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT' BY MARYLAND OFFICIALS PRECEDED DEADLY KEY BRIDGE COLLAPSEThe vessel's speed increased to about 6 knots, and at 8:24, a VHF radio broadcast was sounded requesting assistance from other tugboats in the area of the Brooklyn Bridge, he continued."That was followed by two other requests for assistance, and at 8:24:45, the vessels mast struck the underside of the Brooklyn Bridge," Young said. "At 8:27, the vessel came to a stop, and at 8:30, both NYPD and FDNY assets were on the scene."The members of the NTSB arrived in New York City on Sunday, and Monday was the first day crews were able to start investigating the incident.Graham said the team is there to gather perishable evidence, which will take as many days as needed.NTSB LAUNCHES 'GO-TEAM' OF SPECIALIZED INVESTIGATORS AFTER BROOKLYN BRIDGE STRUCK BY MEXICAN NAVY SHIPHe also said this was the start of a long process, telling reporters that investigations can take between 12 and 24 months.Within 30 days, Graham and his team will provide a preliminary report, but throughout the process, he stressed, the team will not draw conclusions, speculate, or determine probable cause while on the scene.The investigation will involve looking at the crew and the operation of the crew, the vessel and its condition, and nautical elements like weather, wind and tide.On Monday morning, various teams were set up by the NTSB to look into nautical operations, marine engineering, bridge engineering, survival factors and recorders.Young told reporters that the team did not know whether the ship had a recorder, like a black box, on board.CREW ON MEXICAN NAVY TALL SHIP SEEN CLINGING TO RIGGING AFTER COLLISION WITH BROOKLYN BRIDGE, VIDEO SHOWS"Our recorders group, once getting aboard the vessel, will make a full assessment of any recording devices, and we will capture that information and retrieve it," he said.One reporter asked Graham and Young about preliminary information released by the NYPD, suggesting there was a power outage that may have led to the ships collision with the bridge."We dont know where they got that data from," Graham said. "Brian has told us already we havent even had a chance to access the engine, so, we dont know that. We havent had a chance to look to see if theres any recorded data or anything like that. So, were not sure where they got that from, but that will be part of the investigation, too. If somebody has information like that, where did they get it from? We dont know at this point."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPNTSB investigators will speak with witnesses, crew members, tugboat operators and others to help get a full picture of what caused the ship to crash on Saturday night. They will also look for surveillance cameras in the area to help piece together the puzzle.Still, Graham reiterated that all information provided to reporters during the press conference was preliminary and subject to change throughout the investigation.He encouraged anyone with video of the incident on their phones to reach out to witness@ntsb.gov to notify investigators of the video. The NTSB will then provide a link where the video can be uploaded.