reporter of jason rezian. "the washington post" bureau chief was arrested in july. the iran judiciary won't reveal what it is but says it is not final. >> reporter: outside the headquarters of the "the washington post", reminding passers-by that for 400 days, one of their own, jason rezian has been held in captivity. his formered score says rezie yn's time in prison has been difficult. >> jason has been isolated in custody, spending a lot of months in solitary confinement, having little contact with the outside world. >> he was arrested, along with his journalist wife and two photo journalists in july 2014. all released except for rezaian. charged with espionage and tried in secret inside the court. his family maintained rezian is incident. -- enjoyment. >> since he was a little boy my son loved iraq. he has made a career of sharing its beauty with others. >> reseighan was born in california, and holes duel citizen shch. he joined the "the washington post" in 2012. the newspaper called for his release. the president of the united states in a black tie prison spoke a

jason rezian could reportedly face up to 20 years in prison. lytle is not about the evidence against the reporter because his trial was held behind closed doors. he has dual u.s.-iran citizenship and worked in iran. he was detained in july of last >> it' s cruel, it' s inhumane the way they are treating him, and it' s taking a huge toll on him. he' s very depressed, and i' m worried for him. tom: the paper says he' s an innocent victim arrested without cause, and they are working with family and legal counsel to pursue an immediate appeal. zimbabwe is no longer pursuing charges against the american dentist who killed a wild online and over the summer. a cabinet minister said zimbabwe would push for the extradition of james palmer who killed cecil the lion, but today the minister said palmer hadn' t broken the country' s hunting laws. it his -- he has been cleared of any wrongdoing. the campaign is underway in one you have your help a remarkable mother and daughter tonight. they are an unstoppable duo. a single mother who wants the best life for

. >>> a verdict has been reached in the case of "washington post" reporter jason rezian.ccording to iranian tv he's been convicted but few other details other than that. the paper calls it an outrageous injustice. he was charged with espionage and jailed in iran since july of 2014. it's not known when the verdict was reached or when a possible sentence will be announced. "the post" fiercely denied all accusation that reaian was a spy. >>> following this weekend's deadly bombings in the capital city 95 people were killed and hundreds injured after two bombs believed to be suicide bombers exploded at a peace rally in ankara saturday, being called turkey's deadly attack in years and compared to the 9/11 terrorist attack in the united states. at this point the turkish government says kurdish rebels or isis militants were most likely responsible. no one is claiming responsibility. thousands of people gathered for a memorial in ankara yesterday to begin three days of mourning. >>> the fate of the self-practice proclaimed leader of isis al baghdadi is in question. iraq's air for

and bring attention to jason rezian's plight. >> and learning more about the deadly shooting in an arizona school this morning along with the alleged gunman. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. means striking a the right balancesco between economic growth, housing we can a and mayor ed lee has transformed san francisco into the nation's most thriving city. vote peskin/lee. san francisco needs them both. aaron peskin for supervisor and ed lee for mayor -- the perfect balance for a better san francisco. >>> new details emerging about the deadly shooting on the campus of arizona this morning. the suspected gunman is in custody and is cooperating according to police. the incident, as you can imagine, rart ling nerves campus wide. >> we have assured the community that campus is secure and classes will go on as scheduled. we're sensitive to the tragedy and asking faculty to be sensitive to the needs of our students and families. this will not be a normal day at nau. our hearts are heavy. >> adam ho

. >>> 444 days, that's how long "washington post" reporter jason rezian has been held in an iranian prisonme amount of time u.s. government employees were held during the iran hostage crisis of 1979 into 1981. he is being held on espionage charges. his lawyer says she argued for his release and submitted a 20-page written defense. >>> a high school teach ner in r area is facing charges. richard kemp, an english teacher was arrested yesterday in montgomery county. we have a copy of a letter that went home with students. the principal says a long-term substitute teacher will take over kemp's classes. the school is also providing counselors to talk with students. >>> bill cosby is in a deposition at this hour. is he testifying in a civil lawsuit over accusations of sex assault and rape. his accuser said cosby gave her alcohol and then assaulted her 40 years ago. today's testimony will be sealed for several months. we could learn more about the allegations -- the accusations tonight in an exclusive interview on "date line." >> how many of you believe you were drugged by bill cosby? how many of

. >> another announcement from iran seconds jason rezian, he was a bureau chief when arrested and charged with espionage. a judiciary spokesman said a verdict had been reached, but not what it is. indicating that it was not final and could be appealed. the executive editor responded in part with this. this big and puzzling stateme : statement:. >> a former congressional staffer that investigated the benghazi attack said he was fired for trying to be objective. brad is an intelligent officer, and said he worked for the house committee. he was fired when he refused to focus only on hillary clinton's role, and says the former secretary of state was the target of the investigation. >> i'm trying to be objective, and as stated hillary clinton has a lot of explaining to do. we do not need the resources to focus on hillary clinton, or deemphasis or drop investigations on different agencies or individuals. >> the committee rejected them. >> and they were fired for cause, and has been demanding money for his silence. they have had many opportunities to raise questions in a statement saying: >>> co

jason rezian who is a "the washington post" reporter and maybe bob levinson, we don't know.ed states has not made that a credit pro-quo. president rowhani has said he wants to swap iranians in the united states for those three. >> i do not swaps that may not exist. what i will tell you is we are fixated on getting our citizens back. >> what is wrong with a swap though. >> i'm not going to discuss what we might or might not do. i will discuss that would are in every conversation now, talking about this issue. and it's my hope that over the course of the next days, weeks, but as short as possible, i hope our citizens will come home. and we're continuing to focus on it. >> are you saying -- i don't mean to, you know, beat a detective horse, but are you saying that swaps is a possibility or is it's on the table. >> i'm not saying anything about any modality with respect to might -- what might or might not happen. what i am saying is we are focused on getting our citizens home. and we are going to continue that conversation. >> sudan. which is a country that's having a lot of pro

jason rezian an innocent american held in iran's most violent prison has been convicted by iranian judge. he has been held in evin prison for more than 14 months awaiting trial on bogus espionage charges. executive editor slamming the judge's decision calling it outrageous injustice. jason's brother is here i always hope i'm going to see you on very different conditions. >> i hope so too soon. >> how did you hear your brother had been convicted. >> i actually got an email from somebody in iran telling me that they had heard about it. >> all these hearings he has had, all closed to the public, right? >> every single one. the only person who is not part of the iranian government that's been in there is his lawyer. >> do you know what he is convicted of? >>. no and neither does he right now. >> do they give you any hint when they are going to tell you what he has been convicted of? >> no. they tell us he needed official translator so they couldn't give the conviction yesterday. and that they would call us when they have an official translator and the lawyer could go in. >> can't the lawyer

report that jailed washington post reporter jason has been convicted of espionage, now faces ten to 20 years in prison. iran held closed door trial for rezian, and he and his attorney now have 20 days to file an appeal. >> southwest airlines is warning travelers to plan ahead and also just get ready while it continues to deal with technical problems that have delayed flight for hundreds. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at the philadelphia international airport where the lines are already extremely long. justin, what's happening? >> reporter: good morning, lines are building as you said, already so far talking about delays, and not concellations, just take a look at the lines behind me here. they are starting to snake here at the entrance here, bends around, and then go over here into the check in area, a very long line, customers here doing what southwest said to show up early, a minimum of two hours early, to help minimize delays. >> an early check of flight boards at philadelphia international airport show no delays for southwest airlines, but that could change. >> that's the problem, not a sign, not a person here doi