ultimately, jack goes back to jordan and happens to be in jordan on the eve of the '67 war and one of kind of the little scoops in the book is how jack is told on the night before the 967 war that --1967 war that the following morning he's told this by the u.s. military attache he's told that israel will attack egypt and begin by bombing egypt's airfields in the morning. and this was quite something to jack. i mean, war was in the air at the time, but nobody knew, you know, if this would be a war and when, and jack of his own volition, doesn't clear this with anybody except the ambassador, he tells the ambassador. he gets in his car, he drives, finds be king hussein, knocks on the door, asks the king to come out, and he tells king hussein what's going to happen. the king thanks him and says good night. and for years jack had no idea what king hussein ever did with this information. later in the book we resolve the story which is king hussein called nasser that night and told him what he had been told by the cia station chief in amman, and nasser did nothing because he didn't believe i

they are re. >> i have come to jordan to meet the faces behind the statistics. cut away, the forgotten victim'' of violence in the middle lease. survivors of unimaginable horrors. doctors are reconstructing their broken bodies. rebuilding their lives. >> he is a syrian surgeon, preparing to operate on a young girl. they're asking us to help them. an explosion killed her brother and a shattered her legs. she hasn't been able to walk or go to school since then. >> the doctors said that if this operation doesn't work out, i will have to have an amputation. since the moment i arrived in jordan, i have been nervous. >> this is the first stage of surgery. she will need three or four. we hope that after that, she will walk. >> of the patients are all extremely complicated medical cases. what they get here is so unique, there is a huge waiting lists. set up in 2006, this was meant to be a temporary program to treat victims of the conflict in iraq. the hospital had to expand, increasing and the -- capacity over 40%. >> amongst of the syrians, there is a special camarader

why is it important, jordan? i want you to make that broadly known. why is it important for schools to have individuals like yourself go and speak to the student body and speak to parents? i think it's important to have, you know, someone speak on mental health, like myself to go into schools basically to generate and to start a conversation. because what i think happens is there is a conversation started and that generates a lot of attention and from that attention that is when the education begins. and that is what i like to do, is just to plant a seed when i go to speak at those schools so that the kids there, the parents there, the teachers there have something to think about. and the goal is that, when i get home at the end of the day after speaking to that school, they're just not talking about those mental heaealth issues and topics the next day, the next week, the next month, but for months and years after that. and that is why i think it's important, like active minds, the organization that i speak for, there's over 300 new branches over the

jordan? a lot of times what parents ask is, "how can i start that conversation with my child?" because it might feel awkward, it might feel wrong to have that conversation. and two tricks that i always give to parents is: one, everyone asks how you are doing. in our society we all say, "how are you doing?" to make that positive connection, to start a conversation, i tell parents ask your kids how they are feeling, and that can change the entire dialect of a conversation by just one word, "how are you feeling?" and the other thing is relate. i know my parents and i used to do this thing called highs and lows. at dinner we would talk about our highs for the day, what we loved, and then our lows, what was our down point for the day. and for me, that secured me, to know that i'm not just going through a bad day. my mom, my dad, they can have a bad day too. so always relate and try to start a conversation is a good tip for parents. when we come back we are going to be talking more about what parents can do, what programs are available, and how everyone can really get engaged and get

the unit is currently up for sale for $5 million by its owner wanita jordan, michael jordan's ex-wife. mary snapped this photo on her first visit to care for the bird and she noticed she had a tag like this one on her leg. >> she fledged from a nest in cleveland, ohio in 2005 and she's been in chicago since 2006. >> reporter: she's about to be a mommy. >> we hope so. >> reporter: the old home was here at st. michaels in old town behind the statue of st. michael. she was last seen here in early april. then made herself at home in the penthouse. would neat owe wanita jordan declined our interview but allowed us access to take pictures of the bird. the initial photo shows two eggs but abouts many as four eggs were spotted in the nest. mary says if her math is right, they could hatch any day. meantime rooftop access, even for open houses, is restricted. >> that was marissa bailey reporting. at one point those falcons were extinct in the upper midwest but now they've been reintroduced to the region and their numbers are growing. >> they are beautiful animals. >> aren't they? on the 41st fl

and appreciative friends and neighbors. >>> jordan welcome home. my son just got back >>> at times emotions overflowed. >>> the town's response was a surprise his father said because of a surprise the only way to give jordan in vols. >>> he does not like the limelight we had to have this surprise you would never go for it >>> a bittersweet return. in november many of these folks came out to honored joshua corral when his body brought home for burial after he was killed in action in afghanistan. carell was a 2010 graduate of san ramon valley high school. he and other graduates join the marines after school. >>> when we lost one of our own, a very close friend of jordan's, it brought it more scary and closer to home the pride goes beyond belief. >>> he appeared to be taking his welcome home in stride. he says his deployment he was just doing his job. >>> thank you. >>> don knapp cbs 5. >>> no boys allowed, it is an academic test getting a passing grade among students will tell you how it works. how cal is trying to oust occupy demonstrators. >>> they

a letter was sent to the ftc saying the ad implies jordan was able to play through the flu because henk gatorade. pepsico says it is aware of the letter but has no comment. >>> hillary clinton admits she is not too bothered by what others think of her physical appearance. her comments come after pictures of her wearing little make-up and glasses in public. she is shrugging it off. >> if i want to pull my hair back, i'm pulling my hair back. at some point, it is not something that deserves a lot of time and attention. if others want to worry about it, i'll let them do the worrying for a change. >> secretary clinton said she wants to see a woman in the oval office some day. the former first lady claims she won't run in 2016. >>> we are following that breaking news on the peninsula where a hazardous materials team is dealing with an incident at a biotech firm. terry mcsweeney will us from the scene, next. >>> massive tire fire in contra costa county. latest on the arrest made by the fumes. >>> 2-year-old boy mauled by a family dog. why police took his parents into custody.

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the town's response was a surprise is faubus that because a surprise was the only way to give jordan involved. >>> we had a surprise of policy would never go for it he would never do it. >>> a bittersweet return. in november many of these folks can not to honor joshua corral one spot it was brought home after he was killed in afghanistan. corral was a 2010 graduate of san ramon valley high school. he and other seniors join the marines after school. >>> when we lost one of our own that was he was a close friend of jordan's eight prodded closer to home the prize goes beyond belief. >>> he appeared to be taken is welcome home in stride, the marines said of this service, he was doing his job. >>> thank you for the oncoming means a lot to have your support, thank you. >>> don knapp, cbs 5. >>> a gorgeous day for a homecoming and beautiful day all across the bay area. brian hackney is here. >>> we have high-pressure water the west coast we came at least in the right direction towards record highs. we would need numbers in the '90s to get highs in the bay area it will still be warm on monda

jordan and larry flynt.ctually stalking them, getting up close to where they were staying and where they were at the time, which really is a very stupid. because when you go after people famous, you are going to get law enforcement from all over the country. was there something that happened to you or did you decide that i need to kill somebody? >> i was actually trying to get a race war started. that was my goal. commit enough racial incidents to get the blacks all stirred up and they would start killing whites and the whites would retaliate for that and it would go back and forth until a full-scale race war was going on. >> joseph wanted blacks and jews to fear that anywhere they went, they would be gunned down. that is such a grandiose scheme and it's unrealistic. having unrealistic goals is consistent of people who demonstrate a psychopathy disorder. he believes that he was capable of being able to accomplish that. >> i guess if i would have been able to do it long enough, they would have had to give me

a person hero to jordan brown. he helped to raise 100,000.airman of the world war ii found egg prepare to head to normandy to dedicate the monument. >> thank you, uma. >> jordan, what an amazing effort you made. why were you so moved by the story of world twar two hero in the 101st airborne decision? - on division. >> he was a great guy and conscious of his men and they trusted him and did so much on d-day . he was republican amazing character. >> why did you feel like you needed to honor him if a special way with a statue in normandy. >> well, the statute is dedicated to those who served on d-day and not a lot of things have been done recently for like world war ii heroes especially those on the european campaign. and so something needed to be done. >> you are instrumental in raising so much money by having wrist bands . something that major winter used to say. that is going amazingly well. what is the message to folks out there as to why they should buy the wrist bands. >> it is what he would say to his men and encourages people and inspiri

for those who cannot be treated in their home country, help is coming from jordan. hospital set up six years ago by the medical charity for casualties of the war in iraq is now looking after the victims of the arab spring. >> all the patients have something in common. i admire my patients. they are great and strong. >> i have come to jordan to meet the faces behind the statistics. tucked away in a suburb, the forgotten victims of violence in the middle east. survivors of unimaginable horrors. doctors are reconstructing their broken bodies. they are rebuilding their lives. >> when we get the results come in makeshift field good. >> is a syrian surgeon preparing to operation on a young iraqi girl injured by a bomb. but they did not to suffer. to suffer. they are asking us to help them. >> waiting anxiously. an explosion outside her home killed her brother and shattered her leg. she has not been able to walk or go to school since then. >> the doctors in iraq told me if this operation does not work out, i will have to have an imputation. that is why i am scared. since t

jordan is already making plans in case of a terrorist attack.he jordan underground command center. she'll show you. >> reporter: this is the latest jihadist video from syria. it has all of the hallmarks of al qaeda and includes bomb attacks and a nighttime raid against a military outpost. a senior jordanian official tells cnn that there are nearly 1,500 al qaeda members and sympathizers now in syria. many have entered the country from iraq and lebanon over the past five months, and they are part of a growing campaign of bombings and ambushes against syrian intelligence and military targets. in the jordanian capital, there is growing worry. in an exclusive interview with cnn while visiting jordan the secreta secretary homeland security says she finds the whole region concerned. >> we work with these countries on border issues and aviation-related issues, and it is because we want to have as early a warning sign as possible that someone affiliated with caal qaeda or any al qaeda-type group is traveling to the west. >> reporter: while they say that

she is live in ayman jordan now, what can you tell us about that, barbara? jordan, the winds are picking up out here as it usually does midday in the desert. a couple of days ago we did get the access to the syrian border to the north of the capital here in amman, jordan and we walked through the no man's land between the two countries. an area where the jordanians are trying very hard to keep access and control. they're doing a pretty good job right now. the barbed wire, the guard posts, the controls at the border as the taxis come into jordan, from sir yarks bringing in goods and commodities they're trying to sell. why are the jordanians so concerned? they don't think bashar al assad is going to attack them. but here in amman, we're hearing from high-level officials, they believe there are at least 1500 al qaeda members and sim pa thids thizers and supporters inside syria. that's the kind of instability in the region right now that jordan does not want to see coming into its country. zoraida? >> barbara, what are you hearing about the other al qaeda threat

why would jordan, after being passed up, even stay with open police?> i felt that i have the knowledge and skills and ability to lead the organization and i was given an opportunity to do that and i would not have had that opportunity if i left. if you leave and never accomplish something you started out to do, you really only have yourself to blame for that. i did not want to walk away from here regretting never having the opportunity to lead this wonderful organization. >> he points out that his entire career has been in oakland and a lot has changed. >> in 2009 we had 806 officers and the degree of 661. that is the biggest challenge that we have had in terms of having resources. >> some say that he brings a different management style. >> recently met with the family of a young man was killed by an oakland police officer? the word i heard to describe that was " unprecedented ". do you agree with that assessment and why did you do that? that? >> i do not know who

. ♪ >> i have come to jordan to meet the faces behind the statistics.away in a suburb of amman, victims from the violence and the middle east, survivors of unimaginable horrors. here, doctors are reconstructing their broken bodies. rebuilding their lives. >> it makes you feel good, really good. >> dr. majd el-rass is a syrian surgeon preparing to operate on a young iraqi girl injured in a bomb. >> once i see these patients, i feel i am not giving enough. i should give more. they need more. their suffering. they did not do anything bad to suffer. and they are here asking us to help them. >> waiting anxiously is this person. an explosion outside her home in baghdad last september killed her brother and shattered her leg. she has not been able to walker go to school since then. >> the doctors in iraq told me this operation does not work out, i will have to have an amputation. that is why i am scared. since i arrived in jordan, i have been nervous. >> this is the first stage of surgery. i mean, she will need a lot, at least three or four. we hope after that

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charles barkbarkily,, larry bird michael jordan.in her new children's story called "dream big." nice to see you. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> you bet. your book is in part about your son's dream but i know your bigger strategy is to motivate not just kids but also parents. why did you write this book? it's one of a bunch you've written. >> i really wanteded to write this book because i know with the olympics coming and i do not hear our young people talking about participating as much. i wanted to share again how prestigious the olympics was back in the '70s and what a dream michael had to be an olympian and i wanted to just really share with you to motivate yourself and set goals and work hard and be proud of our country. i think he was extremely proud when he was able to make the team and i just want to share it with the young people as well as adults. >> it really is a story. a picture book about michael as a little boy and how he loved basketball and carried his bask

and guess who we ran into here in jordan? our sek -- the u.s. secretary of homeland security janet napolitano and she sat down with us exclusively, and we asked her about the airport attack plans and asked her about the al qaeda in yemen and the security issue, and listen to a little bit of what she had to say. >> we work with a lot of the countries on border-related issues, aviation, aviation-related issues, and we want to have as early a warning sign as possible that someone affiliated with al qaeda or any al qaeda-type group is traveling towards the west. >> so, this u.s. secretary of homeland security also in the middle east talking about al qaeda, talking to governments in this region about aviation and border security. all of this, kyra, coming as there is a major military exercise going on here. 12,000 troops from around the region, including about 6,000 u.s. troops, special forces included, training out here with the jordanians, and everybody getting ready in case either syria or iran poses a new challenge. kyra. >> barbara starr in amma

river, the east bank and the west bank of the jordan river, and to divide it into two- the east bank, which will be what we now call jordan, and the west bank, which would be palestine- would be some kind of joint jewish and arab state. this provoked again another big argument within the settlement then in the land of israel among those who said, "only the entirety of the land," and those who said, "well, better some of it rather than the entire bit." and then the six day war is just another phase in this ongoing argument. the same argument went on also in 1948, and the decision to the partition the land again into two states- a jewish state and a palestinian state. and in 1967, following the six day war, when israel occupied the west bank, the issue became an issue again. do we see the west bank as part of the state of israel, or not? this is of course speaking from the israeli point of view. so this has been an ongoing debate within zionism. now its unique religious flavor is really a matter of the past 25 years, where the question of the status of the west bank was viewed also by

while visiting jordan, the u.s. secretary of homeland security says she finds the whole region concerned. >> we work with a lot of these countries on border related issues, aviation, aviation related issues. because we want to have as early a warning sign as possible that someone affiliated with al qaeda or any al qaeda-type group is traveling towards the west. >> reporter: while some u.s. officials say the jordanian estimate of 1,500 al qaeda operatives is high, one u.s. expert on jihadists in syria agrees with jordan's view. >> a strong foundation -- >> reporter: cnn is the first news organization to bring a camera here, the underground command center of jordan's national center for security and crisis management. the general in charge says this is where jordan will connect the dots if there is an al qaeda attack here. >> all government departments have representation within the center. >> reporter: still, the biggest al qaeda worry for napolitano? >> the al qaeda group that is of most direct concern is the al qae

jordan, i agree it's an unprecedented action. i'm not aware of another situation. >> you knew this was something not done before? this was pretty unprecedented? >> berp not aware of any circumstance in which a similar action was taken. >> my guess is you had several discussions amongst the four of you about taking this unprecedented action. can you elaborate on that? was there a time frame where over a period of months, maybe longer where weeks or months or longer you talked about taking this unprecedented action? >> we had significant concerns for a number of months. this is in the committee's report. it's in our letter to the white house. concern on withdrawal of the paperback in july associated with staff remlgss on how the fukushima report should be evaluated. it was withdrawn by the chairman. that caused significant concern among the four of us. we discussed our concerns with the chairman. we saw attempts to remove the executive director for operations, the eeo, which was a significant personnel step to remove the senior car

now among the group was a 9-year-old jordan freer. she could be the youngest female to ever swim from alcatras. >> one told us we're where we should be and we just kept aiming for the gold dome. >> wow. jordan says scariest part is jumping off the boat. and she made that swim at about 45 minutes faster than many adults. go jordzan! >> that is great. >> i would not do it. >> and it's cold. >> and as we continue tonight there is an auction giving elvis fans all shook up and it may have the king rolling over in his grave. what is going on the block, ahead. k >>> coming up at 6:00 unlikely bond between two world war ii veterans one just learned about after attending the same church fofr years. >> a bay area man learned buying service is easy and this is wounded veterans beginning a journey for a special reason. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> you know for the right price, you, or a loved one can rest in peace in the tomb of the king. >> the original crypt said to be auctioned off next month. >> that is located at forest hills

fire on chicago's north side said more than a dozen to a hospital >> >> good evening, i'm robert jordan >> and i'm jackie bange >> the national weather service said over 200 locations had high temperatures this afternoon... 99 degrees... one of 14 locations with temperatures that warms... 46 locations had 98 degrees... we have lost some of that heat at the moment... >> gaynor hall out in the heat ... >> for the second year and a rope trouble here during memorial day weekend... happening just in the last hour. witnesses tell us a large fight broke out on the beach. several cars full of police officers arrived quickly. they tried to get a crowd of young people to disburse.leave. >> of a sudden we started to see a lot of people, and a huge crowd. two people started writing and then the crowd just got bigger >> we have not heard from police whether any of rest have been madearrests have been made >> hottest day of the year >> it cannot be thiyou can not beat this >> i love it... for the rest of the summer >> everybody came to the beach with their coolers and firing up their grills for some

the town's response was a surprise his father said because a surprise was the only way to get jordan involved. >>> we had to surprise and otherwise he would never do it >>> a bittersweet return. in november many of these folks honored joshua corral when his body was brought home for burial after he was killed in action in afghanistan. he graduated high school in 2010. other seniors join the marines at a school. >>> a lot of fear when he was gone and when we lost when our own he was a close friend of jordan's it brought it more to home in scary, the pride goes beyond belief. >>> he appeared to be taken is welcome home in stride. the penryn said his service overseas was just doing his job. >>> i'm proud to see this support and think you >>> don knapp, cbs 5. >>> day two of the trial of mom and and four other defendants has stirred up emotions of 911. lawyers for the defendants of the september 11th attacks say the defendants were not trying to disrupt court. the defendants were criticized for not answering the judge's questions >>> and the accused refuse to demonstrate the legitimacy o

they are bringing into jordan. things are so sensitive here. they want to keep this commercial relationship going, but the jordanians want bashir al assad out of office and want to keep peace in this intense region. barbara starr, cnn on jordan's northern border with syria. >> thank you, barbara. that is amazing to see commerce continuing despite all the bloodshed. barbara is going to stay in jordan because there is something going on there you may not have heard of. it is a massive military exercise. 19 countries, 12,000 troops, americans are going to be there. we'll update you as we get the information. it trickles in if. >>> two people shot to death on mississippi highways. 50 miles apart. there is a suspect and he's been charged. police ended a news conference where we learned some pretty bizarre details in this case. steady jobs sun across our country... ... scientists, technicians, engineers, machinists... ... adding nearly 400 billion dollars to our economy... we're at work providing power to almost a quarte

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robert jordan is live >>just to give you a scene of what it's like here in the loop we had an opportunity to go around this morning there is a much heavier security presence in all the office buildings especially the ones in the financial district ... the city is much more fortified ... with nato beginning this weekend we are already beginning to see protest marches nearly every day this week today under the watchful eye of the chicago police department these have become dress rehearsals if you will for the bigger event schedule for the weekend >>we want tom darfur to impose a one-year moratorium on economically motivated foreclosures that includes public and residential housing to accomplish that goal 200 demonstrators marched to locations in the loop to make noise and draw attention >>no political changes have happened in the housing crisis ... we see the moratorium as a way to pressure the banks and the politicians to do the right thing it's a moral imperative communities united against foreclosures and evictions say that they have an effective once before in getting the cook county sh

welcome, jordan. tell us how you got into this. is to think about mental illness or abnormality, you first have to be much more clear on what you mean by normal. talk about that. >> that's right. one of the fascinating things about normal is we talk about it all the time. we often don't have a clear definition in mind. sometimes people mean the absence of something normal which is not all that helpful. one of the things that motivated me to write this book was this increasing realization that we need to start with a basic map of how the brain and the mind work to understand mental illness, to demistify it. what you said, there are no sharp bright lines between normal and abnormal. >> so can you give us an example of an area of behavior people could relate to that would help them understand what that slippery line is? and also, is this stuff that's been discovered because of the advances and the pet scans and mris and the different brain m imaging we can now do? >> well, yeah, let me give you a perfect example. fear and anxiety. it'

just to give you another look at how much jordan fromm loved sailing. he have scheduled to graduate here on campus at 10:30 in the morning on saturday. he had a race scheduled to sail in later that afternoon. in san rafael, i'm jodi hernandez. >>> we have new details tonight about the man who was shot to death by san francisco police. officers have identified the man as 41-year-old dennis hughes, accused of beating to death his 66-year-old mother on tuesday. now, the two lived in the same home in rohnert park. he drove off in her suv after killing her. investigators tracked down hughes at his girlfriend's apartment in san francisco on post street. when police approached that apartment, hughes opened fire on the officers leading to that standoff. 200 neighbors were evacuated from the apartment building and surrounding buildings. hughes also started several fires inside of that apartment. at that time, police said he was an imminent threat and then shot and killed him. >> the fact that the shooter was contained without any other injuries. the fact that th

. >>> would temps be cooled off in miami, not if jordan zimmerman had anything to say. he went strausberg on the marlins. heading to south beach later in the show >> hi this is sergeant first class, parker shouting out from camp phoenix afghanistan i would like to wish my family, husband, from northern virginia, new york and maryland, a happen my memorial daisy you soon  >>> new developments in the british hacking scandal involving news of the world and rupert murdoch. former prime minister tony blare testified in the formal enquiry today but interrupted when an uninvited guest burst into the room. amy kellogg was there. >> reporter: former prime minister, tony blare, taking the stand at the media ethics enquiry. british government, taking a closer look between politicians and british press. it lead to the closure of news of the world. blare is taking heat for what critics say was a relationship, too cozy with media mogul, rupert murdoch who owns news of the world. blare is god father to one of murdoch's children. the former prime minister defending his

. >> prosecutors say the carnage began in 2010 when jordan howell was slain after a bracelet came up missing at a party. >> the verdict cannot undue the loss of the children, but what it did do, it assured us the justice system works. >> injures carter. after that, carter, his brother, and the others rented a van armed themselves and then headed to south capital where house friends gathered after his funeral. >> the shooting left three people killed, six others wounded and was the culmination of a series of shootings over eight days that left 14 people shot. >> three people were killed on south capital, including jones and others who had gone to jordan howell's funeral. >> these people will not be able to kill nobody's children again. >> one of the original defendants in this case, 28- year-old na nathaniel sims agreed to testify for the government. this is bruce johnson reporting from the superior courthouse for 9news now. >>> now to the latest on a car crash that killed two high school seniors on prom night. police say no sign of drugs or alcohol. just a car going too fast on a dar