. >> reporter: next, conner. his friends promised to stop making fun of his nose, but will the foundation offer to fix it? >> i have a doctor who's going to work on your cleft lip. and i have another doctor, thomas romo, who's going to do your nose. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. all right, let me talk to your mom so i can explain all this. >> children that are born with cleft lips, they also have a cleft lip nose deformity and they look like conner. so conner's nose, it wasn't just so much it was big, but his septum was totally obstructing his left airway. and the arch of his nose was totally under supported. >> what are you thinking about? >> new york really, and how i'll look after surgery and everything. >> i was wondering what he was thinking because he wasn't saying much. but i'm sure he was pretty happy. >> congrats, con. i'm happy for you. >> reporter: then, donovan's turn. he asked the foundation for a more prominent chin, but mom thinks he should keep his head up instead. >> how are you? >> pretty go

but conner's steamy sex scenes with other various conquests becomes a morality tale. it's highly mellow dramatic onscreen. behind the scenes the young actors know how to keep it light. >> share some high jinks behind the scenes. who forgets their lines? >> i'm the one that forgets my lines. >> we have our own mini competition. you know, like we'll race to set, which hello, gold star thank you very much. >> reporter: all that hard work no doubt, is what makes the show one of the crown jewels of shonda-land. >> i am so curious about so many things. but i know for sure if the show continues next year i think the murder and intrigue definitely won't stop. >> as they say in tv stay tuned. thanks for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon with overnight breaking news. tune into "good morning america" of course tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. hello? [doorbell rirings] [ring] i'm coming. hello, dear. you busy? um, i was just upstairs folding g laundry.

he's locked up at dick conner correctional facility- an hour north of tulsa, oklahoma. here the prison has found a low cost solution for inmate health care--they train other prisoners as orderlies to work in the infirmary. seth anderson often works long hours taking care of the inmates here and for his efforts is paid $5 a month. he was convicted of kidnapping drug possession and possession of a sawed-off shotgun. >> dick conners' infirmary is where everybody comes to die. we have guys with cancer leukemia, bone cancer. one guy's got leukemia, bone cancer and lung cancer, all in the same. that's what he's here for. he's here to die. >> one inmate seth takes care of is blind -- a wool cap pulled down over his face to prevent light from irritating his eyes. he is one of several inmates here seth says has been granted medical parole, but remain behind bars simply because they don't have anyone to pick them up. >> as for the fear that some of these men might reoffend - the statistics show that it happens, but it's rare - just 3 out of every 100 prisoners over 55 return to p

rosemary conners is on the way. she'll have a live report in just minutes. >>> and we are following a fire in northeast philadelphia that has gone to two alarms. they say the fire spreads across apartments there. matt delucia is heading there right now and so is skyforce 10. we launched it to bring you a live picture as soon as we get there. >>> and more breaking news this time in the chestnull hill section of philadelphia. crews are trying to find the cause of an apartment explosion that happened just before 2:00 this morning. these are pictures from this morning shot earlier. nine people and a 2-year-old were rescued from this building. they say the doors, windows and pieces of the building were blown across the street during this natural gas explosion. >>> it is 5:34. the man accused of causing a crash to kill a brother and sister in chester county over the weekend remains behind bars this morning. police say the driver was drunk and speeding when he slammed into the back of a minivan saturday night on route 100

tough news to hear today, conner.e us the details that you know. >> harris, we're still waiting on a confirmation from jordanian officials but we've seen the video and it does appear to be the jordanian pilot. it's about a 22 minute long video. it is brutal even by the very brutal standards that isis has set in the past with other execution videos. starts with an interview. he has a black eye but then it moves to him in a cage where he appears to be covered in some type of chemical or liquid. his entire body looks like it probably is gasoline or some type of fuel to ignite the flame. there are fighters standing around him and they light a long trail of some type of fuel that engulfed him in flames. he's been burnt alive. now, jordanian officials haven't commented on this but it will be a major blow to jordan. he comes from a very powerful and important tribe. he was considered a very excellent fighter pilot and this will raise the questions about what happens in terms of jordan's involvement in the overall strategy an

conner is live in jerusalem with more. >> reporter: yeah, jenna the situation in yemen getting worse. the uk and france shutting down their embassy and the u.s. lost vehicles and equipment to rebels that was taken after the ambassador left. the current u.s. backed government completely collapsed when the iranian rebels stormed the palace earlier this winter. the president and his cabinet there resigned. the u.s. military views yemen as a counter terrorism. and there is no question as a result of the political instability in yemen and counter terrorism capabilities have been affected. i couldn't stand up here and tell you they haven't been. of course, they have been. >> reporter: even though the insurgent groups are not allies and the country is collapsed and fears of a wider civil war and descend in more chaos. this has a lot of different groups concerned. obviously it hurts the u.s. counter terrorism operations. it is a big problem for the region that is already in the middle east suffering a lot of problems and a lot of instability at its doors. >> conner thank you for much. >> and

conner powell has more. conner?> reporter: julie, the latest video is similar and all of the hallmarks of previous isis execution videos and in the 1 million long clip. a militant with a british acent overseas the beheading of the the prisoner. he was held since last fall when he travelled to syria to free a japanese hostage. hopes rose when jordan agreed to release an al-qaeda militant in exchange for ghatto and the jordan pilot who was held by isis. but isis failed to provide prove and talks collapsed. as news spread of the execution. there was an on line video as a deplorable terrorist act. and isis promised more violence on japan. njordanians continue to hope that their pilot is alive, but all communication between isis and the tribal leader ares have appeared to have stopped. julie. >> thank you. and the final countdown is underway. kick off for super bowl 49 between the new england patriots and seattle seahawks less than 24 hours away. this is a live look at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale. and w

conner? >> iran ramping up pressure on the united states both militarily and diplomatically as nuclear negotiations come to a head between the islamic republic and the united states and international community. iranians are calling these military exercises the great prophet. the senior official said that the drills are meant to send a message of iran's might to america. iranian state tv shows dozens of speed boats attacking replica of the aircraft carrier that's really a floating barge while missiles fired from the coast started pounding the fake ship. u.s. military is downplaying it all. naval spokesman said iranian jewels like this are common and that even want u.s. holds military drills like this in the region so that it's nothing really to be too concerned about. u.s. officials say they're monitoring the military exercises and they say the navy though, u.s. navy is truly capable of defending iflts, that this is really not a big deal. they're definitely trying to downplay it as nuclear tal

conner powell has the very latest from ammann. >> reporter: the u.s.d coalition continues to expand. the military offensive against isis, with the uae now saying it's rejoining the air campaign and sending a squadron of f-16s to jordan. the small gulf nation suspended flights after a jordanian jet crashed in december. the pentagon says the coalition launched more than 20 air strikes in iraq and syria in the past 24 hours. jordan continues to play a significant part of the operation. launching dozens of strikes on isis targets in retaliation for the brutal execution of the pilot last week. they claim one of its jets killed a u.s. aid worker during an attack on insurgents. jordanian officials said the isis statement is just criminal propaganda with the aim of deflecting attention away from the murder of the pilot. u.s. officials say they are trying to determine if the arizona native is still alive. but remain skeptical that she would have been killed in a coalition air strike. mueller's parents released a statement saying they are concerned for their dau

nbc10 rosemary conner is live in center city. you talked to experts who prosecuted these kinds of cases. what are they telling you about mccord's future? >> reporter: jim they say mccord broke the law. this scandal involves mccord's dealings with two potential campaign contributors with what turned out to be his failed run for governor last year. now, the question is what's the next step and what kind of punishment is in store for the state treasurer? >> i essentially said the potential contributor should not risk making an enemy of the state treasurer. >> if you're asking for something in exchange that violates the law. >> reporter: officially quid pro quo is the basis of the federal charges rob mccord may ultimately face. the simple way to say it using his position as state treasurer to make demands of campaign contributors. >> i owe an an apology. >> the fact that rob mccord has come forward and admitted to this and has stepped down from office would this suggest there is a plea deal already in the works with the federal gover

having seen and stated to the cases that have bin most recently betrayed like michael brown and eric conner in new york i believe that when police officers encounter muscular obviously physically strong and a in statute black man that fear clouds their judgment and they resort to the best weapon that they have to make sure that they claim the victory and in contemptuous situation i'm a member of the third baptist church thank you for allowing me to share (clapping.) thank you very much. >> my further public comment this evening. >> hearing no. you further public comment any public comment on this item? is to commissioner marshalls prospective if the chief has things to respond to and certainly my fellow commissioners as well. >> so dr. >> dr. brown i assure i we have a responsible letter we'll get it to the close of business you brought up a class i appreciate it i don't even know as chief we had a post funding class on racial profiling that went away and that class was reinstated last month so that class is going on with cliff arrested williams i realize there is public input. >> we gave m

conner powell covers the middle east and is live at his post in jerusalem.ons will continue there, right? >> that's correct. it's important to remember sort of what's going on. the houthi rebels are linked to iran and shia muslims, but they also are vehemently anti-al qaeda and while the pentagon said today operations have taken a hit with the chaos and instability the u.s. has signalled in recent weeks they are willing to work with the houthi rebels in large part because they see al qaeda in the exact same way and while they're linked to iran and really don't have the support of other sunni countries like saudi arabia, which see these houthi rebels as a really big problem on the southern part of their country the u.s. may not have any choice but to continue to work with these houthi rebels in large part because al qaeda is seem in yemen as the serious problem. so going forward, while there is some concern about the security and the situation there the military, the u.s. military, saying they probably could work with the houthi rebels going forward and it's

david chiu for carrying the legislation and to erik mar, i also want to thank my legislative aide connerohnson for his hard work on this legislation as well. my office and i have had numerous meetings with stakeholders over the last few months and we have added some important amendments as a result of the conversations. we have further clarified that retailers are not obligated to participate in collecting -- collection programs though we obviously will encourage them to do so and some seem very interested in participating. we have refined the definition of manufacturers, wholesalers and copackers to make it clear that extended producer responsibility refers to the producer, the party that actually originally created the drug. we expanded the programs availability to non englanderish -- english supporters. so we added a requirement for all city operated pharmacies to par tas -- participate in the take back program. i don't know if i worked an issue with an impressive coalition of supporters that includes the san francisco police department, the department of the environment, the public u

reports now that jordan's king is calling to crush isis. >> conner powell is live in jordan.hotos or is the king actually leading the charge with these air strikes? >> reporter: these are file photos. king abdullah of jordan is a certified pilot and he has a long history with jordan's military. at one point he was the honorary commander of the special operations detail. but according to the ministry of information here, he has not and is not participating on any air strikes against isis in iraq or syria. this is pictures and video and reports we're getting that are more about the response that jordan is going to take in terms of fighting isis as opposed to what king abdullah himself is going to too. the military and the government, including the king, are talking about a very harsh, very strong and powerful response against isis. there are no reports credible reports that he's part of these attacks, these air strikes himself. the government is saying no, he is not. but there is a lot of talk about what jordan will do going forward. there is this talk of a harsh response. what

let's go to center city philadelphia, where nbc 10's rosemary conners is standing by. rosemary, what is happening now in center city in. >>> we are starting to see this snow. i don't want to see taper off just yet, but it is definitely coming down a little bit lighter. it's not heavy. i do want to show you about philly schools as we have been telling you. philadelphia public schools and parochial schools will be making a decision right about now. i've been texting with both spokespeople for the archdiocese and for philadelphia public schools, no decision yet. but it's coming. so stay with us. out here we are on walnut street between ninth and tenth. just by jefferson hospital. a few people are coming and going from work. i'm joined by rhonda here tell me where you are going and what conditions have been like? >> i'm going into the building right behind you. the slippery. you have to be careful. actually i drove 20 miles an hour down here. and it was not that much salt on the ground even though they are on the job, you still have to take your time. i expect a lot of thi

fast forward to the jordanians going in and no one on earth, as conner powell put it understands the use of media and social media better than isis. on the heels of jordan carrying out the airstrikes isis admits the only american hostage is dead and the jordanian did it. here is a good way to look at it. they had one american hostage and played their last american cad. there is no execution or video because they claim the jordanian did it. where is isis now? they lost their last chit with america. our american hostage who has been held there for a year and a half confirmed dead by the isis forces. we are working to see what the official response is from the ground here. when we get that we will bring it to you. but great uncertainty about how she died but the reality setting in she has died. we will only use her name after people who need to know this know. >> many people were during a weekly press meeting a week ago, an advisor to the white house dripped her first name. >> he didn't mean it. >> but it brought her back into the headline. an aid worker in turkey and we have her journe

ths the sixth person killed in conner bags by takata. >>> this morning topless women climbed on the carg former international monetary fund chief dominique straus. on trial accuse edg here in washingt and in. paris as well. dominique admits to attending s parties but he didn't know prostitutes particip in the parties at luxury h kw he faces ten years fine. >>> right now, boston needs a w sticks. the city is cleaning up a record level snowfal after 37 inches fell in just the last few days. in tus 69 inches in total. this season is r already one of the area's ten snowiest winters with at least a month left to go. chuck can tell us what we can expect about our weather. any snow soon? >> we have a little chance for snow coming up over the next seven days. it's though. . even if we put into one stack. big story for us is going to e second half of the weekend. that part of the forecast a few more minutes. >>> also still ahead, a big release of information tod a possible presidential candidate. we're learning from these new e-mails. >>> plus f o'malley injured. the exercising accim now unthink

. >> conner, thank you. >> the measle's outbreak. centers for disease control saying there are 102 cases in 14 upon states in the united states. and there are concerns about a real outbreak here. there is josh earnest fielding the questions about the president's stance on vaccinations. and it is one of the topics in the briefing. he said vaccinations keeps our children safe. >> joining me is the editor of fox medical a team. we have our doctor who is a specialist with the university hospital rainbows and babies hospital. let me ask you about the threat of a concern and outbreak. we have a classroom of 29 kids vaccinated and hopefully products one that is not. are we at a tipping point >> i think we are getting closer every year and look at the state of california. 18000 kids that chose not to be vaccinated by their parents for a multitude of reasons. if the numbers increase what you said is right. we had over 600 cases of measles in the the u.s. and we anyhow in 2000 it was eradicated. and so this is something that this whole debate.

conner thank you. >>> millions in the northeast are facing another cold weather snap and we have the update ahead. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. fiber one streusel. >>> a quick check on crime stories we are following. police arrested a georgia man in the murder of five people including his wife and other family members. thomas lee was the subject of a nationwide manhunt after discovering the body. warren pp warrensap -- warren sap is out of a job after being accused of hiring a prositute and sexual assault. marilyn manson's wedding certification is going to expire this week with no word on them following up the wedding at a prison prison prison. >>> let's talk about the weather into the northeast now. >> reporter: it is cold out here. we are moving around the big piles of snow after the historic snow snowfall over the last seven days but it is brutally cold outside. one of which the challenges is keeping the

in jerusalem, conner powell, "fox news." >> >> earthquake struck off the coast of california this afternoon. usgs said the 5.7 magnitude quake was centered 40-miles southwest of eureka. people as far away as 160-miles to the east reported feeling the quake. there were no reports of injuries or damage. >> >> firefighters in contra costa county will soon be hiring fire victims help after the blaze. in a few weeks, protection district will be handing out $100 gift cards to victims to help them recover. those cards will be reserved for victims of major fires or natural disasters. the california fire foundation is paying for the gift cards. >> >> park district plans to install bigger warning signs telling people to keep their dogs away from alameda county lake. this after three dog deaths, the most recent happened on wednesday. officials say drought conditions have increased algae concentrations to toxic levels. a park district spokes woman said the district is put willing up bolder signs advising people to keep their dogs away from the water. >> >> two day walker talker con event. allie rasmuss

i don't know if conner finney has been questioned in the great gnome case. >>> still ahead the late great dr. seuss isn't done yet. some of his old work will make for new books. we'll explain. >>> i'm michael finney. no gnomes. i'm still taking your wes onquestions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer your questions including any questions about gnomes right here live a little later. >>> from our rooftop camera looking at blue skies over the bay, how many more days like this will we have coming our way? i'll have the you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. >>> dr. seuss fans are rejoicing. "good morning america" broke the the news that a new book from the late author will be out in july. it's called "what pet should i get?" the author's widow found the manuscript and drawings a few years ago as she planned to remodel her home in la jolla. >> i got a call from our friends to say they ha

conner powell is in amman, jordan tonight. >> reporter: the u.s.led coalition is expanding the military offensive against isis and the uea joining in the campaign. they suspended flights after a jet crashed in december. the there is more than 20 strikes in iraq and syria they are launching dozens of strikes in retaliation for the brutal execution of the pilot. isis claims that one of the jets killed a u.s. aid worker kayla muler in an attack on insurgents. jordan said the isis' statement is propaganda. the u.s. is trying to determine if the arizona native is still alive and remains skeptical that she would be killed in a coalition air strike. her parents are concerned for their daughter but remain hopeful she is alive. >> thank you. people all over europe marking the one month since the terrorist attack of charlie heb do. >> and a philosophy professor from italy brought his students to the site to pay tribute to the victims. >> we believe in the values of the french revolution and we are all today charlie. we believe in freedom and fraternity and i

significant changes and the existing population can have some cost controls, i just don't think that many conner is vat visits appetite increase entitlements now. >> utah, another stay with the a republican governor and legislature is considering expanding medicaid. tennessee's governor is promising to try again n a statement, a spokesperson said," too many tennesseans are not getting health coverage they need in the right way in the right place at the right time." the spokesperson says the governor will continue discussion the issue with state lawmakers. has lamb's office says the governor would need indication of better support in the legislature before introducing his plan again. congressional budget office projects medicare expansion would cost the government more than $90 billion by 2020. >>> up next, the latest in the long line of clinton fund-raising controversies. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox five in las vegas, where police surround the home of a person believed to be involved in the apparent road rage shooting that killed a m

jenna: conner thank you. jon: egypt attacking terrorists in libya. apparently carrying out a parallel war against isis. in fact the pentagon says the u.s. never got a heads up before egypt used american made fighter jets to strike libya. national security correspondent jennifer griffin continues our live team coverage from the pentagon. >> jon, u.s. provides egypt with 1.5 billion dollars in aid each year most of it military aid. in some ways the relationship has never been this strained since the camp david accords. the state department spokesman yesterday would not confirm egypt carried out the air strikes against the isis terror camps. >> do you continue fobl in libya, the best path forward is a political process, one that is being led by the u.n. and as you know that is a process that's trying to work through the disagreements between different parties and entities on the ground. but i think broadly speaking without confirming any action obviously threats from isil or country's desires to defend themselves is different than that. >> that is notab

. >> tough to watch conner, thank you. >> new reports of a potential scandal that impact hillary clinton's possible presidential run. the washington post reported that the clinton foundation accepted millions from foreign nations while hillary clinton was secretary of state saying rarely if ever has a commander in chief been so closely associated with a organization that solicited financial support from foreign governments. talk about it with chris wallace. the post has been doing digging on this story, and found that it there are exceptions made to the the rules some that violated a rule that the clinton foundation and an agreement with the clinton, i am sorry with the obama administration? chris? >> yeah it is pretty interesting, jon. and you are exactly right. going back to 2008, when barak obama a pointed hillary clinton as secretary of state, there was a concern how could she be secretary of state if the clinton foundation and her husband's foundation was raising millions of dollars from foreign countries? >> and the agreement was reached that no country that hadn't already give money

good morning, i'm rowssemary conners. this is shaping up to be the coldest of the season and will mean snow for the area. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is with us glenn, we're feeling a real blast of winter this week. >> yeah, rosemary this is probably going to end up being the coldest week we've seen in a couple of decades. we have not gone below zero in philadelphia since 1994 we got down to 3. but a couple of other spots got below zero. reading, for example, set an all time record for the date beating a record set in 1888. we continue to see record cold today but we also have a snowstorm coming in tonight and more record cold later on in the week. it's going to be a pretty wild week around here. look at these temperatures. it's not going up very much. still single digits in allentown, reading, pottstown, trenton, mount holly, 9 degrees. the warm spot 12 in dover. we still have wind. it's not as bitter as it was earlier but still feels like below zero. can't go outside without covering every square inch of your body. other

conner is live in jordan with more. >> jordan continues to play an active and really important role in the u.s.-led coalition. they've taken part in about 20% of all the air strikes that the coalition has launched. the u.s. by far the biggest participant in all of those air strikes with more than 50%. jordan is still really really important in that coalition getting a little bit stronger now with the united arab emirates which had dropped out of the coalition, rejoining over the weekend sending f-16 fighter pilots. there's a lot of questions how effective the air strikes are. the coalition is repeatedly said they don't have particularly good intelligence on the ground and there are some concerns about just how effective the air strikes are in iraq. iraqi officials saying today they want more advanced weapons, ta -- that they don't think the air strikes are doing enough that is isn't the right strategy. officials are saying they don't want jordan or any other country participating on air strikes on syrian territory that they want the international community to stay out of the fight agai

and i saw jenny conner who runs the show with her. she saw me through the window, waved.aying hi to andrew reynolds and people i'd met before. jenny goes, we've been thinking about you for a part. i was like, really? oh, that would be awesome, okay. it's like, okay. leaving, get a call from my agents. so "girls." i was like, i already know, i was just on set, talking to andrew, i said hi. >> jimmy: they weren't just being nice, they had made the call? >> yeah. then weeks later there i am playing mimi rose howard. >> jimmy: mimi rose howard. [ cheers and applause ] well, very good to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: "girls," "community," "the hot tub time machine," "girls is on sunday nights at 9:00. gilian jacobs, everybody. be right back with pass call flats! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by at&t. mobilizing your world. ♪ i've been drivin' a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. ♪ lease an mkc for $349 a

which was the designated pincher, a jus david souter b, sandra day o conner c, john paul, or d. >> that. >> let's check the tape from monday. >> david suitor was when he was on the court, he sat next to me. he could sense whether i was beginning -- my head was beginning to lower, so he would give me a pinch. >> the correct answer is a. and rocky is correct again. >> well done rocky. i thought learned hands being pinchy would have distracted you. this is a little twist. for your last question, you have a choice. i have two prepared. do you want a politics question or a weather question? >> politics. >> politics, okay. the answer to the weather question was portland, maine. but we're going to do the politics question. this is from thursday's show. we talked about the reaction among republicans to rudy giuliani saying that president obama does not love america. now, one republican presidential hopeful responded to that comment by volunteering a statement saying he agrees with rudy giuliani did that. who did that george pataki scott walker ben carson, or bobby jindal? >> d, bobby jindal. >>

. >>> but first, conner powell is live in our mideast news room with the latest. >> chris kenji goto's death is the latest in a long line of challenges facing the united states here in the middle east just about every corner of the region there's cause for concern from the growing threat of isis, iran to the friction between the united states and one of its closest allies. >> two days ago there was hope that talks would lead to the release of japanese journalist kenji goto and the pilot muath al-kaseasbeh. but saturday night, they released the video showing goto's execution and vowing more violence. despite losing the city of kobani isis launched a major offensive of kirkuk proving the fight against the radical group is far from over. [ screaming ] >> tensions flared once again between israel and hezbollah after israel launched a strike that killed several militants and and iranen general. they ignited nearly another war. in israel, the fallout from netanyahu's decision to speak before congress despite objections from the white house took center stage. this shocked some at fox news, se

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that's where conner powell joins us live from this morning.ikes? >> reporter: good morning. the afternoon traditional friday afternoon muslim prayers are wrapping up across the country. but here in oman, we've seen large rallies after the pilot's family, the royal family of jordan, as well, and anti-isis demonstrations. they have been peaceful. they have been sizable. but there has been one message which essentially is jordan is unified against isis. it's really a broad swath of jordanian people from seculars to moderates to ultrareligious here. it's been reimpressive to see how jordanians across all spectrums showed a unified message of anti-isis stance. in terms of the military campaign jordan continues to launch air strikes across both syria and now iraq. jordanian foreign minister saying jordan has now begun air strikes in iraq, which is a significant change in its policy. they're really one of the first arab countries to do that. that shows a real change in the jordanian think examining hopefully according to u.s. officials, the arab thin

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