All articles tagged with #live streaming
In Zamboanga City, Grade 9 student Mohammad Mael Jalani opened fire inside a high school attached to Ateneo de Zamboanga University, killing a Grade 10 student and apparently himself; the attacker wore a body camera and livestreamed parts of the attack, police recovered pistols, and hundreds of students were evacuated as investigators probe motive and premeditation.
Mexican authorities are probing the killing of César Gastelum, a 25-year-old influencer with hundreds of thousands of followers, who was shot dead by motorcycle gunmen while live-streaming outside a fast-food outlet in Culiacán. Officials are considering links to a criminal faction amid the Sinaloa cartel’s bloody power struggle; two collaborators were unharmed and no arrests have been announced.
Mexican influencer César Gastélum, who had about 600,000 followers on TikTok, was shot dead during a live stream outside a restaurant in Culiacán, Sinaloa, as factions of the Sinaloa cartel battle for control. Authorities launched a major security operation, reviewing posts and surveillance footage to identify those responsible. President Sheinbaum said authorities are investigating the killing and will arrest the perpetrators. The case underscores the risk to social-media personalities in the region, with at least 12 influencers killed in Culiacán since September 2024. Police also announced the arrest of Ramón Ángel Álvarez Ayala, linked to a Jalisco cartel cell, in connection with Gastélum’s killing and alleged to have ordered and financed other related assassinations.
YouTube cut short a Baldur’s Gate 3 Dark Urge livestream due to body exposure and sexualized behavior during a scene with Haarlep, continuing a pattern of platform restrictions on the game’s mature content and following prior bans on TikTok as Larian’s streams appear on Twitch and YouTube.
Australia’s eSafety regulator reports more than 2,000 complaints of sexual extortion (July–Dec 2025) and finds major platforms struggle to detect and prevent online exploitation, with 18–24-year-old men reporting most cases and teens increasingly targeted. Instagram and WhatsApp are most cited, while iMessage and Snapchat link to under-18 threats; gaps in live-streaming safeguards and proactive detection persist, prompting calls for stronger, design-integrated protections.
The Hollywood Reporter explains how to watch the BET Awards 2026 live on Sunday, June 28 at 8 p.m. PT/ET from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, hosted by Druski. You can tune in on BET (with simulcasts on BET Her and other networks) or stream via services that carry BET, including DirecTV, Philo, Fubo, Sling, and Hulu + Live TV, most offering free trials for new subscribers.
Today's World Cup slate features Argentina vs. Austria at 1 p.m. ET, France vs. Iraq at 5 p.m. ET, Norway vs. Senegal at 8 p.m. ET, and Jordan vs. Algeria at 11 p.m. ET, with FOX/FS1 carrying the main broadcasts and Peacock providing Spanish-language coverage. Viewers can also stream via YouTube TV, Fubo, or Hulu + Live TV, and VPN-access to international feeds offers additional viewing options.
June 21 features four World Cup group-stage games: Spain vs Saudi Arabia (12:00 ET), Belgium vs Iran (3:00 ET), Uruguay vs Cape Verde (6:00 ET), and New Zealand vs Egypt (9:00 ET). US viewers can watch on FOX/FS1, with Peacock providing the Spanish-language feed; several streaming options include YouTube TV, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV. The piece also notes ways to access international free streams via a VPN if needed.
WKOW outlines the WIAA state championships: softball on June 13 at Goodman Diamond (Madison), baseball on June 18 at Fox Cities Stadium (Grand Chute), and girls soccer on June 20 at Uihlein Soccer Park (Milwaukee). All girls soccer games will be broadcast on Catchy Comedy (WKOW’s subchannel, Charter Spectrum channel 190) and streamed at WKOW.com via the WIAA Sports Live section and WKOW apps; 27 News Now app users may need to click to watch the livestream. Previously recorded events may appear in the video player, and livestreams can end unexpectedly. Tips can be sent to [email protected].
CBS Sports lays out a round-by-round TV and streaming plan for the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, listing start times and network coverage (USA Network and NBC), plus streaming on USOpen.com and the official app for early and late coverage; the guide highlights a 156-player field over 72 holes and promises wall-to-wall coverage throughout the week.
The article explains how to stream the 2026 FIFA World Cup online for free using free trials on services like DirecTV, FOX One, Peacock, Sling TV, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV. With the tournament running June 11–July 19 across North America, matches air on FOX/FOX Sports in English and Telemundo/Universo in Spanish, and can be streamed via FOX One and Peacock. It outlines package options and trial details to access FOX, FOX Sports, Telemundo and Universo without pay-per-view, and notes opening ceremonies in Mexico City, Toronto and Los Angeles along with celebrity interest and expected high ratings.
The 110th Indy 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway takes place May 24, 2026 with FOX carrying the race; coverage starts at 10 a.m. ET and the green flag drops at 12:45 p.m. ET. For cord-cutters, you can stream for free via DIRECTV’s five‑day trial that includes FOX, or watch through Sling TV’s FOX package. The piece also notes pole-sitter Alex Palou and other favorites, along with the day’s schedule and notable storylines like Katherine Legge attempting The Double.
CBS News analysis shows multiple viewers watched the San Diego Islamic Center attack live via a Signal livestream, with a Discord user recording and sharing the feed; one viewer urged others to alert police, though it’s unclear if anyone did. The two teen gunmen died by suicide after killing a third victim, and some watchers appeared to be overseas. Discord preserved related data for investigators, while authorities and experts note how online platforms enable such violence.
YouTube TV is rolling out a fully customizable multiview for NFL Sunday Ticket, allowing subscribers to mix and match four live NFL games with a multiview builder and filters for different content categories; the feature will be available to users over the next few weeks.
YouTube TV is rolling out a fully customizable multiview that lets subscribers mix and match up to four live channels from nearly the entire lineup (including add-ons like NFL Sunday Ticket) via a server-side feature with a new staging area to organize content by categories such as Recommended, Sports, and News. Users can build their view in a multiview tab on the app’s bottom bar, with base plans starting around $82.99/month for 100+ channels; some family‑friendly content is not available in multiview.