we are joined by jamal abdi, policy director. and nazeela, a correspondent from major world outlets and author of "the lonely war." and retired colonel pat ring lang. former intelligence officer from the middle east, south asia intelligence agency. >> can this deal between the permanent mfimembers, including the faustin usengimana, e.u. and iran act as a -- u.s. and e.u., act as a predicate to anything. >> it can, depends on how the sides play their hand. what the deal did was end 35 years of n enemy preventing the u.s. and rain changing in dialogue to resolve their issues. there has been an ebb and flow of cautious outreach on both sides. until now we have not seen something that produced a final agreement. and the fact that we have the u.s. and iran both sign on the bottom line for this agreement - it's an open door. the challenge now, does this bring new opportunities to engage on an issue. the two sides know they have a lot in common and disagreement. but the next few months and years will decide a strategic opening, where th

jamal is at a refugee camp in lebanon's beqaa valley. many syrians call the camp home. first, let's join hoda abdel-hamid at the border between greece and macedonia. many are waiting behind you at that crossing. many of them children. some of them unaccompanied miners. >> well, there are a lot of children among the refugees, i'd say the vast majority are travelling with parents, elder brothers, uncles or sisters. today the situation at this time seems a little calmer, in the spents that there are less refugees, that is not an indication that the flow is stopping in any shape or form. it's because it takes a long time to move the refugees from islands in to the mainland, and then usually when they reach it. they try to get a rest. and they have money sent from home. they make their way and continue their journey, there's a lot of children among the refugees. >> reporter: when boats land on greece's shores, children are crammed in the middle. some are a few months old. for the others, it's an experience that will mark them as much as the war. >> we were really frightened

by taking shots at trump like this, jamal? >> oh, i think -- this thing here is that jeb bush has got a punch up. we're talking about disappearance last night. i think he's going to be the one that really tries to take it to trump over the course of the next few weeks. >> is this the jeb bush that we need to see on the campaign trail? >> after watching that segment, i actually thought we needed to put colbert in his place. you can dress him up, you can put all the toppings you want on him. but in the end, he's still a spud, a very boring spud. but from anything, even when you put him on a debut show, the only thing you're talking about is his comments about trump, the front runner. and the reason why ben carson is going after trump, actually benefits jeb. they know they can take out ben carson down the road. this is the new strategy of the establishment. they can't take trump out so they're going to let some of the conservatives try it as well. >> i know you have more to say. you'll have plenty of time. stay with me. donald tr

jamal, can this deal between the permanent five members of the security council including the u.s., germany, the eu, and iran act as the predicate to something, anything? >> well, absolutely. it could. it depends on how the sides play their hand. what the deal did was it ended 35 years of of the ability to resolve issues. there's been an ebb and flow of outreach on both sides. we have not seen something that produced a final agreement and the fact that we have u.s. and iran signed on the dotted line for this agreement, it's an open door. the challenge now is does this bring new opportunities to engage on some of these other issues. the two sides know they have a lot in common and they have a lot of disagreements but the next few months and next few years are going to decide will this be tactical or strategic where they take the political capital generated in this. >> one vote for cautious optimism >>> i think eye ran is a divided country between the moderates who represented the nuclear negotiators led by the president who is more moderate. and iranian hard liners and iran's supreme leader

i've been telling people i know you love jesse, place jamal on the show, seeing whole new side of jamal. i mean i wack seaning. so if you think you know jamal, you don't know him until you start seeing season two. >> you haven't revealed too much. >> trying not tonight but so hard. i can't wait until everyone sees the first episode so we can talk about it. >> i miss my end pier recap. >> tweet her. following comment made on the view about miss colorado nurse monologue, the miss america pageant, you saw her in the scrubs. what the talk show host also saying now about healthcare workers. >> ♪ >> so the ladies on the view responded to the nurse's unite backlash. >> you remember, we talked about this. all started when the ladies were discussing the miss america pageant. miss colorado, there she; gave monologue dressed in scrubs, stethoscope around her neck. so during their discussion about this, joy asked the group, well, why does she have a doctors stethoscope on? fellow host michelle collins responded she helps altsheimers areas patients, which i know is not funny but i swear you had to s

he targeted kids and civilians and killed them. >> reporter: jamal tried to get a taxi to go to work one morning. the next thing he knew, for no parent reason he'd by shot and was on his way to prison. >> translator: they kept on claiming i was involved in terrorist activity. they wanted names from me. names of terrorists. they wanted to gather information and they even burned me. >> how did they burn you? >> translator: an oxygen and gas cylinder used to belt down iron. >> jamal says he was held and torched every day for a year and a half. before being released. and he immediately fled to jordan. >> translator: they used the little poles to hit us and torture us. they used it on all of the prisoners. >> almost every camp member has a tale of terror to tell. this woman who wishes to conceal her identity to protect her family lived in a densely populated area outside damascus. >> translator: tank shells, missiles the air strikes. >> she grew accustomed to the signs of war. ba in the early morning of august 21st, 2013, the women in her family were awakened at 2:00 a.m. by someone telli

jamal is at a refugee camp in lebanon's beqaa valley. many syrians call the camp home. first, let's join hoda abdel-hamid at the border between greece and macedonia. it look, as i say, much calmer there today. there's not the flow of refugees behind you there that we have seen over the past few days. >> yes, it does look much calmer. since this morning. maybe 1,000, 200 refugees crossed into macedonia. that's not an indication that the human wave has stopped moving. it comes by portions, i would say, in the sense that they are moving from the islands in to the mainland. usually they stop. maybe they have money transferred to them. they can check into a hotel, have a shower, a nice sleep in a bed after spending so many nights on the streets of the island. and the buses bring them here. be know in the coming hours there'll be 10 buses coming. throughout the day you see more. as an indication, the ferry company said that over the last three days it had sold 29,000 tickets from lesbos alone. so all of these people are going to come here. half of them to the border, and amon

ministry building is a man joining us from there to tell us what is going on behind you right now jamalter: well, it's getting a lot more tense right now. in the past few minutes there has been some con frontation between the protesters and the security forces. we're going to let the camera try to show you the commotion that's taking place outside. there were some journalists inside the building where the protesters were holed up. they were forcibly removed by though security forces. truly that angered the protesters outside, who believed that the security forces are trying to essentially create some sort of -- well, crackdown, rather on these protesters with some sort of immunity away from the cameras. so the people are angry and have called on many more protesters to join them on the other side of this security barricade and all around this compound which has four or five different entrances, there are several other groups or gathering of anti-government protesters who have gathered. >> jamal, loud where you are, but i'm keep this going with you, one of the demands for the environment

jamal, let's remind the viewers what this is all the about, it is basically about gar banal collection obviously the thing is unpleasant, but it isn't just about that particular issue, just explain to us what many of these protestors are angry about when it comes to the government? >> indeed, it is not. the garbage crisis or the rubbish crisis personified as far as these protestors are concerned the failure, not only of the government but of the entire political establishment or the political system. remember monois governed by a sectarian system whereby each sect both the christians the muslims sunnies and shiites as you can hear the explosions behind me. but eke sector is designate add position of power, so the prime minister comes from the sunni sect, the president so forth. this protestors believes those who are elected didn't their birth to deliver, but are based on personal interests of the upper clause who have their own business interests at happened. now this has led to a garbage crisis that we have seen on the streets of beirut, even that was with taken away was dumped by the

jamal, al jazerra.> ray turkish soldier has been killed and another wounded by cross-border gunfire from isil held third series it happened in a south eastern turkish province. turkish police have raided the officerses of companies with close link today a u.s.-based muslim cleric, he used to be an ali of president erdogan, he's lived in exile since 1999 and denies that he has ambition to his overthrow erdogan. >>> united nations special. [ inaudible ] on freedom of expression is calling for immediate release of the two of the three al jazerra journalists detained. they say their trial and retile has been inconsistent with international human rights law, they have been in prison for three years for aiding a terrorist organization, they charge they deny. fahmy and mohamed were jailed on saturday while greste was sentenced in absentia. >>> ukraine's president has paid tribute to soldiers killed in a grenade explosion outside parliament as two more servicemen died from their injuries. president poroshenko h

these pictures as well and jamal so a protest that normally was about the failure of the authoritieshousehold rubbish has really escalated. do we have jam a l? >> yes, they have been leading the anti-government demonstrations that have been taking place over the past couple of weeks, did three days ago said they were issued ultimatum to the government that if demands were not met and they would escalate the opposition and one of the demands was the resignation of the environmental minister for his failure to deal with the rubbish crisis and they are now enacting that threat by storming the environment ministry and holding some sort of sit in there and not sure how long they plan on staying there, however, it is definitely a shift in the protests that have taken place that thus far have been concentrated on the center of town or outside the prime minister's headquarters where people have been gathering now and other kinds of civil disobedience and that 72-hour ul may tum ultimatum runs out in a few hours time and if it's a sort of warning of things to come or some sort of shift in how

jamal is a saudi writer and columnist and joins us live from jeddah. good to have you with us on the show. what is the reality here? how much is saudi arabia taking in? >> the reality is if saudi arabia arrested every syrian na arrived when the crisis began, there would be tens of thousands, up to a million. my calculation was 500. that's what i heard from sources. this is a serious number. sued is helping in the refugee camps, and they do not want to be refugees. the ones in saudi arabia. they are with fabulous, finding their way to work. our economy, our business infrastructure cannot absorb more refugees or syrians. >> the money is there to help refugees if needed. >> yes, of course. >> how do they make the journey to saudi arabia. how do they get there? >> most of them come on visiting visas, they have relatives. the relatives of life, and they often overstay. saudi arabia do not send them back. it allows them to stay even though they stay illegally in saudi arabia. it allows them to go to schools, hospitals, and a couple of days ago they issued a

they keep it on the ground with jamal charles and jamal puts it on the turf. bradley scoop and score. two touchdowns in nine seconds and they stun the chiefs on the road. 31-24 manning 14-1 all time against kansas city. >>> the raiders were no doubt watching that game on sunday it'll be their turn in the spotlight trying to vanquish memory of a brutal opening day performance against cincci. they get a second straight home game with the cards in town. he knows what it will take to get the offense on track. >> we have to be more efficient first and second down. you know, myself included. i have to be more efficient on where to play the football. what coverage to play, what's the best option can help us do that. as long as we can get it together. we saw good things and as long as we do that we will be just fine. >> the a's are simply playing up the string but that does not negate the entertainment value. exhibit a today in chicago. finishing a game, fagley will score to put the a's up 1-0. chicago goes up 2-1. 9th inning and watch the pitch robertson. watch his r

roby returned a second fumble by jamal charles for a 27-yard touchdown. a 34-27 comeback win. peyton manning threw 256 yards, three touchdowns. did you have him in fantasy football? you're a winner. >>> 11th ranked cardinals stayed within reach of clemson long enough for a last shot at a win. kyle bowlen's desser is operation pass interception in the final seconds. lauren: i was watching that video intently. we'll be right back, everybody. ♪ the internet of things. what we're recommending as your consultants... the new consultants are here. it's not just big data, its bigger data. we're beta testing the new wearable interface... ♪ xerox believes finding the right solution shouldn't be so much work. by engineering a better way for people, process and technology to work together. work can work better. with xerox. ica, we need to leave right now! - ( pop music playing ) - i need to get something! - dance recitals are so boring. - ( video game noises ) ♪ there's a me no one knows ♪ - ♪ waiting to be set free... - so what's the empty suitcase for? the grand pr

jamal, let me start with you. hillary clinton gave an bur view earlier today, asked if her practices about e-mail have damaged her campaign. she said, quote, not at all. it's a distraction certainly. asked monday by the a.p. why she won't directly she won't apologize, she said i take the responsibilities of handling classified materials very seriously. so jamal, she thinking this controversy isn't damaging her campaign? really? >> i'm not sure how you arrive at that conclusion, based on what it is that we know from all the polls. if i were her to play strategist. >> yes, please. >> i would say, it was legal, but it wasn't the right thing we do, and move on. but by starting out with the legalities that other people did it it sounds too defensive. you have to give people permission to move on by acknowledges she made a mistake. >> how much of an issue do you think it is? it is a little legalistic. how much do you think this is actually a silver bullet? >> i do think it is damaging, because it makes her look untrust

georgia hall doesn't have any -- jamal doesn't have any new songs. he's so busy complaining about how life sucks because he cut himself off. >> look, i'm not talking about jamal, i'm asking you what do you want? >> what do you want? >> little flashback there. >> boo boo kitty. [laughter] >> what do you want, hakim? what do you want? >> hakim needs his father. he needs the right guidance, that's what i think. >> oh. >> yeah. >> so he doesn't really want the company, he wants his father's love? >> he wants his father's love. he wants the company, he wants to be a boss, but he doesn't have the knowledge and the right guidance to take it to the next level. >> and you had those love scenes last year with naomi? how did that go? did you have to redo those a few times? [laughter] >> it was wonderful. she's an iconic supermodel. it was great to be able to work with naomi campbell. she was amazing. >> wow. >> look at you, mr. 21-year-old. and then doing your rap stuff. is there a song that, like, for the new season that you kind of like that you can kind of s

jamal is at a refugee camp in lebanon. how are they coping with the influx there, jamal? >> reporter: they are coping. how they're doing that is quite remarkable, because these people have been here for three, up to four years in the most dire conditions. the children have been gathered around us all day here, and although they are happy to see people, they are smiling, and they appear to be oblivious, actually, to the suffering that they're in, but as you can see they really are children in europe who the parents take to playgrounds or have playstations at home or things like this, these kids don't have any education or school and have nowhere to play but outside their tents, if you can call them tent, actually. this is the -- if you look onto the ground, you can see this is the sewage system here. they play in that. you can see there aren't any proper showers or any sanitation here either. this is what's making living here so difficult. that's why when they heard that there was the slightest possibility to travel to the europe they flocked to beirut pleading with author

jamal. i was writing some jokes for him.ne day i was at his house and a girl named gladys jacob came to the house and she said why don't you do it yourself? she said come with me this tuesday. october 8, 1985 i walked into the comedy club and signed up to be a comedian for the next week. i had never been on stage as standup. they did nine people. tenth person didn't show so we will go to next week's list. if steve harvey is here we will take steve harvey tonight. i was sitting there eating a chicken wing and i told gladys somebody in here got the same name i got. she said you just ignorant. that's you. dude said if steve harvey is here come up. i walked up on stage and i said i ain't here until next week. it was a white crowd so they laugh better. you say that in front of black people they are like what is you here for then? i said i'm not here until next week and i won amateur night and they paid me $50. i went to work the next day and quit my job. >> you had this success in this one area, but to often whether sports or ent

>> jamal. >> hold on. >> marco's gonna be -- >> jamal! >> shut up. >> excuse us. excuse us. derek for months. >> i couldn't care less. you have a ten times better ear than him. hakim, i looked at the, um, the artwork for the cover of your album. >> and? >> i don't like it, it's amateurish. >> you just don't get it, do you? >> what the hell is wrong with you? >> i'm telling mom. mom! >> you're rude, he's crude. and the both of y'all are socially unacceptable. you need to fix this. >> no, he need's to fix it. >> seth: please welcome gabourey sidibe. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hi. >> seth: hi, there. >> hi. >> seth: so good to see you. >> so good to see you. >> seth: congratulations on everything. you're so fantastic on "difficult people" on hulu and "empire." oh, my goodness. >> thank you. >> seth: it's fantastic. the most incredible show on television last year. and so many great guest stars lined up for season two. >> yeah. >> seth: do you have a favorite to work with? >> okay, so last season we had like a ton, too. and we had snoop dogg. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and that was r

>> i haven't. >> jamal, you are quite the enterprising young man.ppreciate you. >> that's it for us here. >>> i'm jonathan capehart, tonight. how donald trump is winning the war of words with jeb bush. plus the surprising revelation about the kentucky clerk refusing to give marriage licenses to the saix couples and it might be the funniest video you have seen all day, a ten-year-old interviewing pro football players. >>> but first jeb bush is official fighting back against donald trump. last night taking a job in spanish. >> [speaking foreign language]

jamal, al jazeera. >>> croatia says it will close its border with serbia if another 7 or 8,000 refugeesss over in a single day. earlier crowds of refugees pushed through police lines in the eastern croatia town with people trampling and falling on each other amid the chaos. croatia police say more than 7,000 refugees entered the country in just the last 24 hours. they were forced to change their route to western europe after being turned away at the hungarian border with serbia. u.n. described the treatment of refugees as xenophobic and after pepper spray and tear gas used to stop them from entering the territory and we report from the serbia town bordering croatia. >> reporter: all day the buses came and offloaded the weary dozens at a time picking up their few belongings it was then on foot yet again, 37 degrees in the late summer heat yet they went through the fields toward the european union. >> no problem for refugees. >> you can walk into croatia. >> reporter: most said they were syrian and not much talking just grim determination and quick feet. so the violence and contempt which

shores but also its history that is also being killed off in this conflict. >> thank you for that jamals have opened in morocco's regular elections and region has been given more powers to run their own affairs and reforms made after protests in 2011 and we are in the morocco capitol and how important are these elections? >> well, jane, if you remember four years ago thousands of moroccans were in the particular area asking for a major political reform and some of those reforms were i'm implemented in 2011 institutions and paved the way for the conservative justice and development party to come to power for the first time in the modern history of morocco and they are crucial for people in the sense that morocco always had problems with poverty and unemployment and these are very rural issues particularly in different parts of the country and people are saying we don't need or want to see our own destiny run and need to take part in the political process and moroccans today are going to elect people to run regions, north, south, west and east and own budgets and decide the future of refo

jamal dennis, i was on instagram. he was the principal there.nt to you company do my job and try to be principal for the day here at edward t steel school. we have kid and parents coming up to him already. at this time we will get ready to get to the pledge of allegiance. >> we are here with edward t steel school. how are you doing. >> i'm doing great today good this is your first job aspirin. >> people say principals are all you do is just suspend people and you are the mean person in school. >> here to make sure everybody is supported, a make sure that they have what they need to learn. >> today i will try to shadow you but try to be a principal as well. >> i don't have my tie you don't need a tie i just need a heart. >> these are our parent. >> yes. >> how many kid go to this school. >> right now we have 582. >> you have to deal with every issue in the school. >> every issue good bad or differenty will try to be principal for the take. i will shadow you and are we like the mean people. >> no, no, no. >> principals are not mean. >> not mean yo

the chief gets the ball back but denver's brandon marshall strips jamal charles, bradley scooping up the ball going in to score, 21 yard touchdown right here. there it is an broncos win it 31-24 the final. juliet: the giants take on the falcons at 1:00 p.m. at metlife stadium and you can catch all that action right here on fox 5. ben: jets on the road monday to face the colts. when they get to metlife stadium check this out. stadium fans can treat themselves to this delicacy called the jumbo jet bagel, is a half pound of ham, a pound of breakfast sausage, four fried eggs, four slices of cheese, potato hash and a bottle of sauce. juliet: heart attack on a bagel. is meant to serve 4 to 6 and it will cost $50. >> meteorologist: to feed everybody for 4. want to go on that? that is what we should have this morning. juliet: i love what way you said that. >> catches unsuspecting couples, not often does it catch a former president. >> jimmy carter planted a kiss, celebrities, that was some major kissing. >> they seem so in love, 90 years old. juliet: they get married in the 40s, this happene

it looked like overtime was going to happen till jamal charles fumbled. you see there, denver's bradley roby returning it 21 yards for a touchdown. for those counting the broncos scored two tds in just nine seconds. denver moves 2-0 with a 31-24 victory. it wasn't pretty but alex there wasn't happy about it. >> well, a great scene in last night's blue jays versus braves game in atlanta all because of some special guests. >> we showed you a hint of this earlier. former president jimmy carter and his wife roselyn were featured on kiss cam. there at turner field. carter with his braves hat on. and they got a big round of cheers from the crowd. carter as we reported is battling cancer that spread to his brain. they stayed for the whole game by the way but they saw their team lose 5-0. >> apparently they were in their usual seats near the braves dugout. they're big-time braves fans and they have been for years. such a sweet couple. >> they've been married since 1946. >> wow. >> can you believe that? >> that is amazing. >> wow. all right, good to see you. >>> c

. >> jamal reporting live, thank you. >>> australia's treatment of asylum seekers has been criticizedrliament report detailing allegations of abuse. it is calling for children to be removed from the prison. it's one of the off-shore centers australia's government pace for, instead of allowing refugees on to its soil. >> reporter: three years ago al jazeera filmed what would become nauru's detention center as australia's army built it. but since detainees have been held here, the media has not been allowed in. in that secrecy is one thing the report into conditions on nauru says should change because whether secrecy there can be abuse. the report details some of what is alleged self harm by abuse, even water boarding, though the credibility of the former guard making that accusation was questioned at the inquiry. >> no, i have not personally witnessed the actual event, but i have witnessed what i firmly believe to be the actions after. >> so you have seen people with water on them come from a building? >> and -- and water coming out of their mouth, coughing up water. >> right. okay. >>

. >> you know what i don't like what is going on with jamal? he is turning to the dark side, so nice before and now he is getting, like, evil and hard core and i don't like it with cookie and then this. >> the record breaking numbers, well into the, you know, the tens of millions with this show. it's just -- lee daniels knows what he is doing. a lot of folks are turned off by all the cameos of celebrities in this first episode but i think they are just celebrating all of their success and hopefully, we won't see that the rest of the season. >> i think you have to -- when

jamal turner took the handoff. got smacked and taken down. mike wadsworth.e depth chart. they lost their starting nose guard, the safety. talk about being strong up the middle. they were weakened by those injuries up the middle. that's a huge stop and coach riley with the decision to make is going to try the field goal to make it a four-point game. on fourth and five with the win this time for brown. he hit a snap hook into the wind earlier. only 66% last year. again backup holder and broekemeier in for foltz. 41 yard try. another hook. and it is no good. so now a field goal would win it for byu. >> chris: as a field goal kicker you have to make adjustments. if you hook the first one you have to adjust so you don't hook the second one. a lot of times that comes from trying to hit the ball too hard. >> sean: shouldn't have had to feel like he had to kill it there from 41 with about a 20 mile an hour breeze behind him. hope still alive on the cougar sideline. now all they need is a field goal. but no time-outs. 48 seconds to go. mangum, the freshman just back

send the game into overtime, the chiefs hand the ball on their next play from scrimmage, running back jamal stripped, and fullages the ball which is recovered by denver's bradley robee who returns it 21 yards for the winning scores. they shock kansas city with the 31-24 comeback victory. >>> major league baseball. a scary moment in milwaukee when brewers pitcher jimmy nelson is hit on the head by a line drive against the cardinals last night. with no time to react, nelson is struck on the right side of his head and immediately falls to the ground. he stays down for several moments before eventually being able to sit up and walk off the field under his own power thank goodness. nelson was taken to the hospital where a ct scan thankfully reveals that it's only a bruise. it's unknown how long he'll be out of action. >>> to pittsburgh, bad news for the pirates. rookie shortstop jung ho kang is out for the season out with a torn left miniscus and a broken tibia after the cubs chris coughlin slid into him trying to break up a double play. he had surgery last night and is expected to need six to e

that was one of rodgers five touchdown passes on the night but the chiefs battled as kansas city's jamal charles rushes for one of his three touchdowns. in the end rodgers had 333 yards, and in the 38-28 victory for the undefeated packers. >>> in pittsburgh, a scary moment in the outfield when cardinals rookie steven -- running full speed. check this out. he collides with teammate beater borges. game was stopped for 16 minutes. he waved to the fans but will be held overnight at hospital for observation. cards took game three. or that game 3-0. >>> national's reliever jonathan papelbon has been suspended for four games for his physical attack on teammate bryce harper sunday. that is on top of a three-game suspension from the league for an incident involving the orioles. seven games, no pay, for him. >>> and in england, racing of a different kind. the world champion lawnmower races, two-day event consists of 18 heats with drivers jockeying for position aboard 13 horse power mowers, and the competition, my friends, is fierce. as you can tell. looks like fun, though. >>> and then there's thi

jamal charles gets the chiefs on the board with this long scamper to the end zone. now to the third, broncos qb peyton manning throws for the first down. now may not seem like a big play but that toss puts manning over 70,000 total yards thrown during his career. that's almost 40 miles. to put that in perspective for you we crunched the numbers, the distance from the front lawn of the white house all the way to downtown baltimore. manning is behind brett favre for the all-time record. but that could change later this season. so stay tuned for that. back to the field now, 40 seconds left in the game, broncos down by a touchdown until manning slings one to emmanuel sanders to tie it. so the chiefs will have some time left to try to get ahead. take a listen. >> the right -- oh, it's down. the ball is out. it is picked up by the broncos. it is in the end zone for an unbelievable touchdown! >> stone cold stunner. broncos score two touchdowns in the final 40 seconds to win it 31-24 and improve to 2-0. what a game. >>> all right now to baseball in milwaukee. things started

tree touchdowns to jamal, three touchdowns for kansas city in lead effort. one run in six innings.rd straight loss. rangers lead by just a game and a half over the astros. knocked out when he clydeed with teammate. he was motionless and taken to the hospital, the test came back negative but he was held over night for observation. washington and nationals, out for the rest of the season, suspended by the team for four dais after he went after, look at that, harper, he's serving a three-game ban from major league baseball. now, the nationals apparently removing his jersey from the team store. that's sports for you. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ when account lead craig wilson books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and practice his big pitch. and when craig gets his pitch down pat, do you know what he becomes? great proposal! let's talk more over golf! great. better yet, how about over tennis? even better. a game changer! your 2 o'clock is here. oops, hold your horses. no problem. la quinta inns & suit

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perhaps that wasn't the wisest of moves by the nfl commissioner, jamal. >> and we've seen this now --this now several times. there's been this whole thing and really since what transpired with the new orleans saints, a separate situation. people have been upset about the commissioner being judge, jury, and if you will executioner. he's been the final guy. when tagliabue was brought in, the former commissioner, to come in on something, he overturned whether goodell was doing. there's a wave, there should be another person, another arbitrator, somebody else making a final decision with respect to it being just one person. >> jamal, coy, thank you to you both. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. staying in rhythm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the calories you don't... introducing boost 100 calories. each delicious snack size drink gives you... 25 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. so it's big in nutrition and small in calories. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane. stay st

brandon marshall strips jamal charles, bradley will scoop up and goes in for the score for denver, 21 yard touchdown right 31-24. juliet: i was not mocking you. the giants take on metlife, you can keep the action on fox 5. ben: jets are on the road monday night to face the coals when they get back from metlife stadium, fans can treat themselves to this delicacy. juliet: hard to tell how all fix this is. pizza. ben: the diameter of the bagel is the diameter of a football. called the jumbo jet bagel. 1/2 pound of ham, breakfast sausage, four fried eggs, potato hash and a bottle of sauce meant to serve four to six people. juliet: it is a pretty decent deal. i wasn't mocking you at all. ben: she is making fun of how i say a word. juliet: i am repeating how you say it with glee and happiness in my eyes i loved it so much. ben: a mocking tone and direction. >> meteorologist: laughs after words. ben: who thinks he lost? raise your hand. juliet: sometimes -- >> meteorologist: always got your back. juliet: she is very fair, a fair woman. >> meteorologist: let's get your temperatures lined up t

and jesse smallet who plays jamal. >> um-hmm. >> his character will get a little sexy, a new side of>> it makes you think about what is about to happen. >> get ready let's go watch the the first episode. >> watch it with us, it will be a big empire viewing party here in philadelphia, harrah's philadelphia fox 29 and power 99, q102, wdas and mix 106 they are having it and you are invited. just rs vp at fox 29.com by september between the second. don't miss out. you have to rs vp to come and you have to be 21 years old and be dress todd impress. we want to see cookie lion fashion and luscious lion fashion. >> it the is free, right. >> it is free. >> sign upright now. >> let's do it. >> ticket will go foods. >> is it too early to talk about christmas. >> yes. >> i know. >> we're not. >> it ties early. >> yes. >> we are not even at halloween. >> but we have in the had labor day but apparently k-mart thought it was not too early. >> i know what you are talking about. >> over the weekend they ran a christmas commercial. >> yes. >> watch this. >> hello, america. we understand it is ridiculo

what is the situation there at the camps, jamal? >> it is very dire and desperate in the camps, if you can call them that. there isn't real infrastructure, these are people that have been living here for several years. let's take a walk around maybe showing the viewers how the situation is like. you have shallow places, such as this. this is where toilets flush through. you look to the left and the right. you can have families of 8-10 people in the sheters. we don't have much against the hot assumer months. it's difficult in the winter months when it snows a lot. that's why many heard, there were resume hours that they would open their doors to rev disease. many blocked to beirut. searching for a home. here is our report on some of those beam. >> reporter: behind each face is a story. newly weds, widowed - fathers that couldn't look their children in the eye because of what they have become. this woman tries to comforts her 9-month-old baby girl. she tells how they attempted to cross the sea. she pulled out at the last minute. frigh

but as jamal reports, the protesters did not get what they wanted. >> reporter: hours before the deadlineactivists from the hashtag you stink movement occupied the environment ministry in downtown beirut, calling for the minister to resign. for weeks now, people have been protesting against the government, angered at the inability to deal with the rubbish crisis that has left beirut's streets filthier than ever. activists decided to escalate their acts of civil disobedience to get their voices heard. the standoff lasted more than nine hours. throughout that time the minister himself was holed up inside of his office. security forces beating a protester after they sealed off all of the entrances and exits to the building. then just before the sunsets they began to remove the activists from inside the ministry. at least three people were carried away on stretchers. >> yeah, they -- they used batons and hitting and especially down the stairs and in breaking us apart. >> reporter: this 15 year old activist described how riot police first beat journalists before they kicked him out. he told me

jamal turner took the handoff. got smacked and taken down. mike wadsworth.e depth chart. they lost their starting nose guard, the safety. talk about being strong up the middle. they were weakened by those injuries up the middle. that's a huge stop and coach riley with the decision to make is going to try the field goal to make it a four-point game. on fourth and five with the win this time for brown. he hit a snap hook into the wind earlier. only 66% last year. again backup holder and broekemeier in for foltz. 41 yard try. another hook. and it is no good. so now a field goal would win it for byu. >> chris: as a field goal kicker you have to make adjustments. if you hook the first one you have to adjust so you don't hook the second one. a lot of times that comes from trying to hit the ball too hard. >> sean: shouldn't have had to feel like he had to kill it there from 41 with about a 20 mile an hour breeze behind him. hope still alive on the cougar sideline. now all they need is a field goal. but no time-outs. 48 seconds to go. mangum, the freshman just back

jamal bryant had a visible presence during the unrest in baltimore after freddie gray's death. he also delivered the eulogy at gray's funeral. bryant says he will work to keep manufacturing jobs in america and fight to change tax policy and reduce the deficit. >>> today we will find out how long the redskins will be without star receiver deshawn jackson. he went out of yesterday's game with a hamstring injury after this. kirk cousins there overthrowing a pass in the first. the redskins wanted to prove so badly that this year's team is different, but fans did not get that result. the dolphins came back to win it 17-10. the redskins host the rams this coming weekend. >>> up in flames and it could be the most destruction we've seen so far. we'll show you the devastation close up as an ent >>> we're following a developing story out west. a fast moving wildfire has forced the evacuation of an entire california town. one person died when the fire tore through middletown at the edge of wine country. more than 400 homes and businesses were destroyed. coming up later, reaction from neig

. >> mother cookie sons andre, jamal and hakeem on screen this lionness and her cubs are a tale of love and dysfunction. >> off screen taraji, trai byers, jussie smollett and gray are a tight night kind of fami family. >> i don't know if they come to me to solve their problems because i got lot of problems of my own, but we are very close. >> we trust each other and love each other so much because of that right there is set the tone for us being able to truely be open in our acting but also, you know, adlibs. all that stuff. >> yeah. >> taraji's own son marcel is just 20 so slipping into the mom roll it comes naturally. >> i care about these boys. i love -- ooh shouldn't say boys. young men because they're my boys. they're my boys. but, you know, i care about them a great deal. i've met their mothers, you know, i feel a responsibility as a mother more so than as an actor. >> it means really keeping tabs on them at a time when quick success and big bucks can easily leader to trouble. >> i check on my boys because, you know, jussie and particularly yaz brashear because he's so young and s

jamal charles crossed it up. bradley, scored for the game winner, 31-24 the final. well, you add the name ben mcdo to the list of guys taking blame for dallas. first, it was giants head coach, and the quarterback eli manning stepping up for the mike today. the offensive coordinator, he was raising an aggressive play caller. he wanted to try to get a one-on-one match-up for the tight end to score. skoping the clock, and the rest is history. jennings wants that dallas game to be history as they get ready for the next one. hosting the falcons on sunday. >> got a strong front, they're there. linebacker is strong, secondary is consistent. they rotate their front line, they're going to be fresh, it's a challenge. a good team. we got out. >> time for us to step aside for a minute. when we return on the other side, the best in the nhl, and when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectil

our correspondent joins us from beirut and from the looks of what is going on behind you, jamal, protesterspy with the results of that meeting today. >> reporter: indeed, despite the sand storm which has essentially closed down many government institutions in and around beirut, several thousand of people have decided to descend here in central beirut. i'm going to allow the viewers to take a look at the size of the crowd and the makeup of it. people frustrated, angry at the lack of progress made by the government, but to be honest, speaking to a lot of these protesters and the activists before meeting, very few had any hope that anything tangible was going to come out of it. because they say the initial problem isn't necessarily lack of policy or inability to come up with something new political politically, but the problem is at the core of lebanese politics and the political system which governs the country, and they put blame and responsibility on those who have been in power, many either directly or indirectly controlling the country for several decades. so they are continuing their mom

jamal hamilton and livan bennett are being held for $1 million bond. police say the two men opened fire on a group of people outside of the trumble housing complex in bridgeport. they are expected to be charged with murder and first-degree assault. >>> new gate assignments affecting commuters were unveiled at the port authority bus terminal. it is expected to reduce crowding and improve the flow of buses during the afternoon and evening rush. it moves new jersey transit and coach buses into separate areas. passengers will use the new gates on september 8th. >>> macy's department store took the first steps into the world of outlet style stores in our area. macy's launched three discount stores called macy's backstage. in elm's hearse, sheepshead bay. they offer brands from macy's department stores at marked down prices. leaders in sheepshead bay say it's an investment in the community recovering from superstorm sandy. >> almost three years ago we were really hurt by superstorm sandy where this particular area was flooded and the water was up to the step