more from the capital, amman. >> treatment for injuries caused by the country's conflict. they've been admitted to three hospitals. the government of saudi arabia is paying their medical bill through yemen's high relief committee. fighter who was injured during an attack by republican guards in aden who are allied with houthi rebels. >> translator: i was shot by the republican guard with an m-16 rifle that the u.s. had given to yemen for purpose of fighting terrorism, not killing citizens. the bullet shattered my thigh and left me injured for more than three months. >> legality has deteriorated over time because of the lack of medical services in yemen. all men have been admitted and their injuries range from critical to severe and some are in intensive care. health officials here say they expect more to arrive in the coming weeks. all of the patients in this hospital are men who have fought against houthi rebels in aden. medical officials say two civilians including a woman and a child have also arrived in amman for treatment. >> translator: this war is about religion, ab

and we're heading out-- through baghdad to go to amman, jordan. from amman, jordan i was supposed to go to houston, texas, where my brother was getting his ph.d. in biochemistry in u-- at u of h. so, we stop in baghdad. my mom looks out. they're breaking suitcases. and she's becoming very nervous about the last little bit of money that she was a little lazy with. so, she's smiling and talking to my sister, like, "okay." 'cause my sister has zero gangster skills. she's, like, ready to sell us all out. she's the rat. so, my mom told her to get off the bus, take me with her. she had a plan. as we're walking off i see out of the corner of my eye. my mom is messing with the suitcase, and messes with the clothes. we're all waiting outside. everybody starts getting back on the bus. this soldier sees my mom. he gets furious with her, jumps on the bus, starts yelling at my mom. his superior officer sees him. becomes very upset. he runs in the bus. starts yelling at him. he goes, "hey! how could you yell at this woman? look at her face! this is not a face o

what we are talking about, how do you take a dude like this and make sure that he grows up to the amman, that he can stand tall, that he gets the advantages and opportunities at other people get. that means we have to do something about about trying to get some kind of control over our communities, right? about what is happening in our communities and a right? i think we can do that, don't you think so? >> right on. >> monday night on the communicators, this summer marks the 25th anniversary of digital television. televisionaries talks about the development of the medium. 25 years ago, cbs convinced us that we should submit to the fcc as the next generation of the terrestrial broadcast standard. we were not sure we wanted to do that because we were satellite and cable guys and did not have a whole lot to do with the terrestrial broadcast networks, but we ended up doing that. 1990l of a sudden in june a cover was blown. at first, everyone said it was impossible, what we were claiming, but sure enough, a year or so later, it became a real race. >> monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the

al jazeera, amman. >> jason rezaian has dual iranian american citizenship and was arrested last year. authorities have not released details of his charges. u.s. president, family members and rights groups have called for his release. his family has been critical of the trial and says his release is politically motivated. >> iran's judiciary claims to be dependent but this has all been behind closed doors and i have no idea what has happened. i can tell you that jason's rights as an iranian citizen have not been fulfilled because he was kept in prison more than one year. and many times his trial was delayed. i'm challenging those, those people who arrested him and are trying him, to show the evidence that they are using accusing him of espionage. i want them to publish that information. >> iraqi prime minister's plans to reform his government have been backed by his predecessor nuer al-maliki. nouri al-maliki. expressed his anger at what's been suggested. >> translator: there were some big constitutional breaches but i do not like to talk about the distributions and he's not qualified

the storm covered parts of georgia on sunday including the airport in amman. temperatures hit 105 degrees and visibility was severely roofed.educed. flights were halted during the worst of the sand storm. >>> now the update on the hitchhiking robot that met its demise this week in philadelphia. some high tech heroes are decide to revive hitch bot. >> i think it's people that people rise to the challenge. >> in other words to the rescue. >> there is a pride. this is, like, my hometown. >> reporter: one day after the world freaked out over the philadelphia fait of the robot celebrity hitchbot. a collective of phillie's brightest techies are committed to the comeback story. for this team, it's not. georgia guthrie is the director of a philadelphia nonprofit dedicated to the advancement of all things patent. >> we want to come together, use our skills, learn from each other and hopefully contribute something valuable to the world. >> reporter: donations started rolling in immediately. 24 hours after the story broke, they nearly collected $400 and to fix hitchbot a

quite noticeable, amman daanda saying. the top four t. t, the way, don trump, ben carson, carly fiorina, ted cruz who is in washington and infamous in, among the washington elites for trying to do just that. this is where this comes from. there is this enormous divide between the republican elites and the republican base of the party. and been it really comes out in this poll. >> alex, the early polls from a month or so ago were national numbers. a lot of people dismissed them as kind of who had the most name recognition, celebrity. key state polls, i mean nearly six months out. if trump, jeb bush, scott walker, would people be quick to explain the numbers away? maybe not. i think the challenge for trump. he has the the anti-washington vote right now. he is leading with that. can he grow into a pro-trump vote? this is, right now a big fire burning in the republican party. we want to burn down washington. donald trump is that. that's an anti-washington vote. do we think donald trump can be president? that is going to be the big test for hi

police say amman pretending to be a water working forced his way into the vet's home in late june. we'll show you a sketch of the intrurder who never showed a gun while tieing up the victim. da denise nakano spoke with the vet who asked not to be identified. >> he grabbed my arms from behind and hustled me in there and kept saying he was going to shoot me. he must have said that 15 times. i said if i had my pen i would have stabbed him in the eye. >> the robber got away with cash, a laptop and prescription drugs. police are looking for a white subaru neighbors saw in the area around the time of the robbery. >>> delaware county teacher paul hoschwender will be sentenced. he's already serving time. his arrest prompted lawmakers that prevents abusive teachers from relocating from one school district to another. here's how that so-called pass the trash law works. it bans confidentiality agreements. it requires anyone working with children to disclose if they've been investigated or disciplined for sexual misconduct. >>> community leaders are joining forces with the'police department an

struggling to cope and some injured arrived in jordan for treatment and we have more from the capitol ammaneporter: the first nationals arrived saturday night to receive treatment for injuries caused by the country conflict and admitted to three hospitals, the government of saudi arabia is paying their medical bill through the high relief committee. this is a fighter who was injured during an attack by republican guards in aiden who are allied with houthi rebels. >> translator: i was shot by a sniper from the republican guard with an m-16 rifle that the u.s. had given to yemen for the purpose of fighting terrorism, not for killing citizens. the bullet shattered my thigh and left me disabled for more than three months. >> reporter: most injuries are months old and health det deteriorated because of lack of services in yemen and 35 patients have been admitted to this private hospital and they are all men and their injuries range from critical to severe and some are in intensive care. health officials here say they expect more to arrive in the coming weeks. all of the patients in this hospital

relieve and works agency are staging a sit in outside the head quarters in amman jordan and protesting the possible closures of schools catering to palestinian refugee children, the u.n. says it's running out of funds and might have to suspend glasses for four months across the region, if it goes through with that decision half a million children will be affected. many of those that could be affected are in fact in gaza. the u.n. has 245 schools there with over 200,000 students. in the occupied west bank, close to 100 schools will have to close their doors. 69 schools with 30,002 students operate in lebanon in. jordan the u.n. runs 172 schools teaching 115,000 refugees there. >>> in yellen pro-government forces seem to be making gains anti-houthi fighters say they have taken control of two provinces. this comes a day after they recaptured the country's largest air base. this could being mar mark a sigt turning point in the 4-month long war meaning pro hadi forces could push to the third large he have city of tice that has been under houthi controls since march. the houthi forces remain

prosecutors say he traveled from new york to amman, jordan last may trying to reach isis territory. his mother, 23-year-old allah saaada was arrested on similar charges. >>> a white house aide charged with assault after allegedly shooting at her boyfriend, a capitol security officer. authorities say she grabbed her boyfriend's gun during a fight last friday and fired a round at the floor. no one was hurt. she has been released on bond and due back in court next month. >>> donald sterling suing v. stiviano. he says the release of the recorded conversations where he made racially charged remarks. saying those violated his privacy and caused damage on unparalleled magnitudmagnitude. his remarks were made in front of stiviano's sister. >>> severe forecast. all along the coast. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri for the weather. >> christine, look at the showers across the portions of the northeast and delmarva region and western new york state. the models are doing a good job. i expect the intensity to pick up between 9:00 to noon and early this afternoon. the intensity could br

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nearly 100 people arrived in amman saturday. injuries include gunshot wounds and broken bones. >> after four months and a half of very harsh conflict, the health system is on the certainly of collapsing. this id an, as well as it was very dangerous to move around, sometimes at checkpoints, people were stopped, but also, people have no means to pay for drugs and to get medical care. in aden, we were all treating war wounded. >> different land mines planted across yemen pose danger. the houthis were driven from aden, but officials say they are struggling to make the area safe for residents. >> as the front line in the battle for control of yemen moves north, certain dangers remain. many land mines have been planted by retreating houthi rebels and supporters who are loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. here in aden, the conflict has moved on, but life is far from safe. this car was thrown into the air by a powerful blast. pro government troops have sealed off entire neighborhoods. >> we've discovered anti tank mines in res

amman has been a mediator in the process. >> the foreign minister's visit. >> bashar al assad said his army may have to abandon some areas of the country to hold others considered more important. >> within the next hour or so, the u.n. security council is expected to adopt a draft resolution to identify those who have used chlorine gas and other chemical weapons in syria's war. john kerry said he reached an agreement with the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. >> there is a fourth attack in afghanistan in two days about that we have that report. >> the explosion was so big it could be heard around the capital. windows shattered and buildings collapsed. this man was at home in bed when the truck exploded across the street. most of the people were injured with flying glass. there was glass everywhere. everything was full of dust and smoke. they put me in a car and brought me here. it was a very bad explosion. >> he said the blast in the middle of the night didn't differentiate between rich and poor. the target may have been a military compound, the dead and injured were mainly civil

a special prayer was held in their honor at the lot tip church northwest of the capitol amman. this couple and their disabled daughter who fled last year, may never see iraq again, but say that the price they are willing to pay to keep their faith, because they no longer trust their government. >> how can web he can spelled from our homes and towns without any rights. >> christian leaders and diplomatic missions attended the ceremony as did an envoy of pope francis. in a letter read by the average bishop, the head of the roman catholic church appealed to the international community to take action against the continuing persecution of christians. iraq's christians are among the oldest christian communities in the world. >> we live together. we want to serve the true identity of the middle east. >> they prayed for peace. >> my children have been out of school and college for two years. their future is over. we feel we are alive just to breathe and eat. we have nothing to do except wait. >> the persecution of iraq's christians began well before isil appeared. that's why most here

. >>> we have new information in the beating of amman at a snowunoco three weeks ago.police say the teens stole the victim's watch before running off. >>> cemetery workers in kent county face charges of stealing brass urns and selling them for scrap metal. someone reported several urns missing from the graves from the memorial park in dover. they are looking for a fourth worker at the cemetery melvin. >>> pennsylvania is in its 34th day without a state-approved spending plan. a state revenue official says pennsylvania collected more than $2 billion last month alone. the budget remains many limbo because of deep policy differences between democratic governor tom wolf and republicans who control the legislature. >>> 6:05. congressman chaka fattah says he will run for re-election. despite a federal indictment against him. he made his first public appearance in the philadelphia region since being indicted last week. the indictment claims the congressman took bribes and mishandled campaign money. congressman fattah is charged with 29 counts including money laundering and ra

march and yemen in the fighting have been taken to jordan for treatment and we are joined life from ammante distressing. >> it does. and we were just listening in to a news conference by msf doctors without borders where we listened to some of the staff, the doctors who had just come back from yemen talk about the medical and health situation there and a lot of them are saying and have said in this conference that basically the needs are tremendous, that although they have eight different facilities in yemen more access is needed and more medical help is needed and they talk about the issue of movement, the issue of them being able to access other areas within the country to assess the medical needs and they are saying that is very difficult and as well the movement of people, civilians, those who are injured and those who are sick and sometimes not able to get to medical facilities when they need to and that puts them at risk of having worse wounds than injuries and also talking about the fact that civilians are being disproportionately effected by the conflict and are suffering tremendo

. >> a protest in amman about the possible closures of schools that could affect half a million palestinian refugee children. >> flash floods and landslides calls for a heavy monsoon rains kill 16 people in myanmar. >> abuse of power, outrage after a video showing the military beating up two teenagers in my myanmar goes viral. >> first, fighting in afghanistan is continuing to kill and injury large numbers of civilians. the united nations says nearly 5,000 have been killed or injured so far this year, and a growing number of are women and children. the u.n. says 1,600 civilians were killed between january and june. that's an increase on the same period last year. another 3,300 afghan civilians were wounded. that's already surpassing last year's figures, which were then considered the highest ever. >> a growing number of victims are women and children, 23% more women are getting hurt, and 13% more women. jennifer glass has been speaking to one family, mourning the loss of their son. >> days are full of suffering now, his only son, a 14-year-old was killed by the blast waves of a nearby suici

here very distinct weather conditions a lot of heat and obviously humidity and in amman and jordan sunday, significant amounts of dust being lifted into the air and flights in international airports were delayed and rerouted, usual problem trying to get things back to normal in the following few hours. you can see on the temperature charts here, there's a circulation here, a high pressure circulation suggesting why there has been lifted dust across the region. aleppo temperatures well above average and baghdad not as hot as it has been, today 47 degrees. temperatures edging up again maybe not quite reaching the 50 mark so really quite unpleasant. come here to qatar at the moment the weather is not great, temperature in the 40s don't mind, but we have got the humidity. the humidity is about 47%. contrast that with riyadh, humidity about 7%. i'd rather be in riyadh with the much dryer heat. >> one of the most advanced railway lines ever built is taking shape under london. cross rail will connect the east of britons capitol with the west when it opens in three year's time. we are seeing what

we have this report from south of the capital amman. >> shocked and frustrated, he's just received a text message from the world food program. it says the value of the food assistance here received every month has been cut by half for the month of august. if that's not enough, he and his syrian family who live outside official camps in jordan won't be entitled to any assistance starting in september. >> how is it possible that the entire international community is unable to cover the food needs of syrian refugees? it can end the war if it wants. this is nonsense. >> he's the monthly food assistance was everyone's lifeline. he says it was the only support they had after losing their health care services late last year. >> we have no choice but to call on donors, friends of syria and specifically the gulf states to see how refugees are living and to help us. losing the food vouchers has been disastrous. >> every syrian family in the small unofficial tent community has been notified of the cuts in food assistance. only a hand. of the children here go to school. the rest of illiterate. >

have to say i'm familiar with kids that don't go to college even though they test well anna, and from ammanis to go to college but they don't go to the elite college. and when you do have those who don't go to college it's not because there's no way they can afford it. it is because of familial cultural characteristics which have discouraged them from it and here we have opened up the topic of conversation which gets very complicated. let me cut to the chase. i don't think it does that very well. what the government does effectively is right checks. i think if you had a basic guaranteed income that would do far more to open up college. >> host: let's speak about this for a moment and i only use the college example. >> guest: i think that one of ronald reagan's jokes that i believe in most deeply is the most terrifying words i'm from the government and i'm here to help. the government has in contrast to an invisible hand, has an invisible flood. it tends to screw things up all the time. >> host: i very much object to that assertion in the following way. it's one of those things that sounds g

. >> amman dashgs to that point. it is interesting that -- even in the last couple days, it seems like trump has kind of turned from, you know, focusing on megyn kelly, fox and the debate and kind of getting back to the issues as much as he talks about issues and, kind of in a big picture sense. >> he need to flush out his positions. i do think, i will make a predicts, he will be exposed as a faux conservative, and tea party support, as they see where he lines up on obama care, tax plans, previous support for democratic candidates. you will see that support go away to other candidates. but another thing that i think is so interesting in the cnn poll is that 66% of the people polled said that they're still looking at other candidates. so, this, this whole race is very much up for grabs. people like donald trump's style right now. but i don't think they're going to stick around to see his substance. >> jeffrey to amanda's point. last election round. a lot changed. debate to debate. people went up. went down. disappeare

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when i was in amman, jordan, they said when they have people that they capture, you know, before they commit terrorist acts, they have been counseled by a clerk who was respected, and he says to them, why are you doing this? they say, well, it says in the koran to the enemy wherever you find them. he says, everything has its time and a place in the koran. that was a time when the muslims were persecuted by the pagans, and so doesn't really mean now what it meant to them. there's like three or four different passages. so little by little they can work on them and sometimes even flip them and send them back as agents for their intelligence service. so i think you need to have somebody who is respected muslim cleric who is well-versed in the koran that can sit down and work on propaganda, counterpropagan counterpropaganda. >> really very, very important to point. when we talk about the islamic state, again you can defeat this flow of some capabilities, but you cannot eliminate the ideology. and the good news is that some countries like morocco, they try to encourage dialogue, theological

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he will share with us some of his observations on how this is unfolded in tehran amman to different powergs and opinion spark dems. to his left is tom lippman known i'm sure to most of you, is a scholar with the middle eastern antidote -- institute. he is an award-winning author and journalist covered and written on middle eastern affairs in american foreign policy for several decades. he was also former euro chief at the "washington post" and is well-known in that capacity. he has a book coming out in early 2016 called of the crossing, the 1973 war changed the world. he will be sharing with us his views on how he sees the gulf countries saudi arabia and others reacting to the deal vis-À-vis the iran. he would be a followed by a doctor gonul tol. gonul is the founder and director of the center for turkish studies at the middle eastern institute. she is an object professor at george washington university lectures at the national defense university. many of you are familiar with the writing and appearances in the turkish press and the international press covering turkish affairs both domest

and last week's top flick "amman" -- ant man "and" pinions "and" pick sells ." >> -- and "pixels." >> and i heard the pinions did most -- minons did most their stunts as well. >>> go to a movie today. the local be hot and humid but cooler weather by the end of the week. >> and how about the ride there? >> fewer issues in the area. all the details coming up! >> at least 50 people shot in new york. what's marry blasio doing to stop the violence -- mayor blasio doing to stop the violence? >> why more than 100 people had to be rescued from the beach. >> and could it be a wrong direction or one direction? why the actress is blaming the boy band after she was kicked from her hotel room. >> don't cry. >>> good morning, 5:00. 77 degrees, on monday, august 3. not too humid but it is hot out there. good morning, i'm mary calvi. >> i'm chris wragge. >> traffic and weather on the twos in just a moment but foirs here is what is new this morning. >> it sounded like a ruckus like everyone was trying to get out thereof. it was crazy. >> shots fired at a party in brooklyn. community activists demandi