pickford se va a tomar su tiempo, mÍrelo, dÓnde va jordan pickford jordan pickford y el Árbitro?para patear. >> bueno es una mÁs de todas las cosas que han pasado en el partido la falta de control que ha tenido el Árbitro. >> va radamel falcao con el primer de colombiana jordan pickford aquÍ viene el remate del tigre gooooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!! de colombia. >> quÉ con personalidad con que talento lo tirÓ y le pega fuerte al centro y arriba, donde no llega, perfectamente tirado. >> la experiencia tambiÉn. >> harry kane que ya convirtiÓ el 1 - 0 en este partido, contra david ospina mete presiÓn el pÚblico silbandolo al gran goleador grande jugador, gran futuro, 24 aÑos de lo mejor que tiene el fÚtbol actual. >> sin lugar a duda. >> contra david ospina al medio patio el primero inclinada harry kane y gol. >> con mucha potencia abajo, cruzado. >> y va juan cuadrado. >> por eso precisamente lo espera hasta el final el partido por la importancia que tiene en la definiciÓn de los 12 pasos. >> sentÍ que se quedÓ fijo david ospina en el penal, tiene que tratar de moverse un tantito an

burnet smith al-jazeera on the jordan syria border. the u.n. envoy to yemen is optimistic about bringing an end to the three year long war often weeks in the lead to the rebels in sanaa martin griffith says all sides have a quote strong desire for peace and offered concrete ideas on how to achieve it the u.n. hopes to prevent a full scale. coalition attack on the port city of data which is a vital entry point for age the coalition allied with president up at rochel months for hartings internationally recognized government has been at war with the new things since twenty fifteen. during this visit i've held meetings with the leaders and representatives. and the general people's congress. i am grateful reassured by the messages i have received which have been positive and constructive the police in saudi arabia have arrested two men for after a woman's car was set on fire her car was deliberately set ablaze by men opposed to women drivers she says she faced abuse from then in her neighborhood soon after getting a driver's license last we

jordan israel. and their towns are battlegrounds these people are trapped in the syrian government's offensive and province now into its third week has displaced more than a quarter of a million people according to the united nations some are living in makeshift tents many others out in the open they have little food water or medicine or protection from the heat. there is a humanitarian crisis and the united nations is calling on jordan and neighboring countries to open their borders to allow refugees in we recognize that jordan lebanon and turkey have long hosted a large number of refugees particularly from syria since the beginning of the syrian conflict it's been heartening to see many people in these countries doing what they can. to call on their governments to keep the border open and to gather food and water for syrian refugees we call on the jordanian government keep its borders open for other countries in the region to step up and receive the fleeing civilians jordan's leaders say they can'

protector of jordan when that's if it if it's trying to provide its protection is like providing jordan with a poisoned chalice so or people are very aware of that and very wary of that. in the whole set up in jordan really save a comment on what you just heard the again probably i should add that i don't think the world is appreciated what jordan has done for the three g.'s it's absorbed taken large numbers of soon a few g.'s and i think we should see world war world support for this we have a dialogue with jordan we have a dialogue with with russia again israel's interests of a limited here we want to make sure that we have a quiet border over the syria and the agreement is kept we're not going to get we weren't involved and we're not going to get involved in the actual syrian civil war rami khouri in beirut what options now are there for president assad in southern syria if he tells iranian backed forces to leave the area as part of this deal where does that leave him in his relationship with iran. i think this issue of iranian forces near the israeli occupied golan heights. reflects

protector of jordan when that's if it if it's trying to provide its protection is like providing jordan with a poisoned chalice so people are very aware of that and very wary of that. in the whole set up in jordan really save a comment on what you just heard the again probably i should add that i don't think the world is appreciated what jordan has done for the three g.'s it's absorbed taken large numbers of soon a few g.'s and i think we should see world war world support for this we have a dialogue with jordan we have a dialogue with with russia again israel's interests of a limited here we want to make sure that we have a quiet border over the syria and the agreement is kept we're not going to get we weren't involved and we're not going to get involved in the actual syrian civil war rami khouri in beirut what options now are there for president assad in southern syria if he tells iranian backed forces to leave the area as part of this deal where does that leave him in his relationship with iran. i think this issue of iranian forces near the israeli occupied golan heights. reflects a

bien, pasaron los 5 minutos habÍa estado cerca colombia, el gol na de una pelota de gol que saca jordannante a un remate de uribe. >> no tanto la parada, cÓmo saco el remate era un balÓn que no estaba muy bien perfilado uribe y lo mete de una manera que iba a ser un golazo, nadie nos esperÁbamos ese tiro. >> impresionante y mateo tiene eso, tiene la capacidad de disparar de media distancia y ahora por ese remate de dele alli. >> con el gol de yerry mina pekerman inglesa a la cancha y radamel falcao pidiÓ calma inteligencia para jugar el tiempo suplementario, larga y afueraie a kieran trippier lo pusieron en el palo no pudo diputa despejar. >> lo que me llamÓ la atencion, no sÉ si vieron encima de quien brinca, le sacÓ una cabeza el salto que pagÓ. >> cae mal juan cuadrado, cae mal cuadrado. >> no se pone de pie juan cuadrado y lo traban y le cobraron falta a wilmar barrios es al revÉs. >> pero... >> estÁ loco, esta como loco pekerman y los suplentes. >> yong ashley young le dejÓ la plancha y para evitar que lo amo necesitarÁn. >> pero bueno, elizondo por favor porque la gente en colombi

the statement from congressman jim jordan's office was, is, "congressman jordan never saw any abuse,er heard about any abuse and never had abuse reported to him as time of coach at ohio state." when you see that statement, what do you think? >> again, it's not true thnd i think the congressman may be playing semantics with the word. i don't think jim and/or a lot of folks, coaches administrators, understood that touching a man's genitals without the need to do so is the definition of sexual abuse and sexual assault. again, in the mid-80s that term wasn't necessarily used however to now know that the word does apply to what was happening to us at the time is just -- it's surprising to me given the fact that jim has -- this isn't the jim jordan i know. >> i understand you reached out to him to tell him you were going to go public with this information. what did he say? >> i had a 45 minute conversation with jim before the whistle blowing meeting with ohio state. i've been close to jim andru ru. i've been trying to gather information from the university since january. the university was

well many of the syrians heading to jordan's border seriously wounded jordan's army has set up a medical center to treat the sick and injured some of being transferred to government hospitals in jordan bernard smith has more now from the job a crossing on the jordan syria border some aid has been getting through this crossing point between jordan and syria and just on the other side of the fence here we believe there are at least twenty five thousand syrian refugees syrians fleeing the fighting in and around. three separate times have been set up for men women and children there on the syrian side of the jordanian mira military says it's treated hundreds of casualties people injured by the bombardment people escaping the bombardment but the jordanian military said that as soon as those people have been treated that being sent back over to the syrian side so the most seriously injured have been sent to hospitals in amman the jordanian capital but again as soon as they're treated they're being sent back again into syria. we received people of all ages from young children to old people and

jordan israel. and their towns are battlegrounds these people are trapped in the syrian government's offensive and that our province now into its third week has displaced more than a quarter of a million people according to the united nations some are living in makeshift tents many others out in the open they have little food water or medicine or protection from the heat. there is a humanitarian crisis and the united nations is calling on jordan and neighboring countries to open their borders to allow refugees in we recognize that jordan lebanon and turkey have long hosted a large number of refugees particularly from syria since the beginning of the syrian conflict it's been heartening to see many people in these countries doing what they can. to call on their governments to keep the border open and to gather food and water for the syrian refugees. we call on the jordanian government to keep its borders open and for other countries in the region to step up and receive the fleeing civilians jordan's

he had a stocking cap on. >> reporter: king accuses chris jordan of being the driver. charged with felony murder, claiming he and julius were out looking for suburbans to steal, but says it was julius who pulled the trigger. >> people set me up to take the fall. >> both ladell king and christopher jordan were directing police attention to the home of julius jones' parents as a place that would have incriminating items of evidence. >> reporter: and they found them, a gun wrapped in a red bandana, tucked inside an upstairs crawl space. his attorneys say the evidence police found could have been planted by jordan the night after the murder. >> chris jordan said that the next day, thursday night, he had spent the night at julius' parents' home. >> he said he was locked out of his grandmother's house. >> julius slept on the downstairs couch. meanwhile, chris slept in the upstairs bedroom. >> reporter: chris jordan denied this claim during trial. the day after the evidence was found, julius jones was arrested for capital murder. >> when i went to open the door up, man, there

after throwing jordan under the bus after suspicious smear campaign where jordan ignored the accusationsf abuse while he was the coach on the ohio state wrestling team. >> jim jordan is a friend of mine. we have the guys agreed with each other over the years but i've always known jim jordan to be a man of honesty. lou: why in the world did he say that to begin with? it to go out including the support of the entire freedom caucus to move the speaker to do the right thing. joining us now for dean ed rollins great american pack chairman and former reagan house political director. it's good to have you here. but start with jim jordan and white took the speaker who said he will wait initially for the investigation. what a chicken move that was. >> anybody who knows jim jordan a great athlete and a great coach totally respected by his colleagues differed with ryan. the critical thing is not to support them 100% when the man has had no issues. lou: a president showing why he is leader of the free world in brussels. he stole every leader there with the exception of five countries including the u

expelled from jordan and then the ban on the p.l.o. seem to be running out of options. forced into a corner its leader yasser arafat's soon found himself in gauged in a fratricidal fight for the control of the p.l.o. . all right take me alive now back to moscow where russian foreign minister sergei lavrov is giving a news conference. journalists after talks with the jordanian foreign minister a menace of add on the latest attempts to broker some sort of ceasefire deal between syrian forces and rebels in southern syria that's the scenario that the u.s. . we. will only we too tedious communal intervention only we do use kuwait. in the syrians would be to run. our consulates and run their rushes really to combat the real resistance and russia already. in order to resume such talks with. the. we are ready to do as part of our learning with. the killer with others through national security and also that you don't lose national awards in the middle east quartet. the. in addition to some other regional human. also you see some other australians scotians the prosecutor a lot ab

but that's not an excuse for jordan or for the israeli authorities to actually close the door in the face of freeing asylum seekers. so right now i think you're calling upon jordan and israel to let people in if that doesn't happen what do you fear will happen to these people. so this is this is our primary concern i mean essentially what's going to happen to these people is either the violence in the conflict gets to them the hostilities and there's a there's a real risk of death that's associated with that or the under areas that are retaken by the syrian government where there is no access no transparency and we don't know what happens to these communities they could be detained they could be forcibly conscripted and there is there is no way to to two thirds of understand or protect the population. ok thanks so much for sort of isolating baghdad he has been reportedly killed in the syrian city of homs a statement by the armed groups. that he was killed in an operation against russian banks syrian government forces nearly all of the territory once claimed by isola across iraq and s

expelled from their base in jordan in lebanon and left in a little. rebellion is rising in the ring solution and. it was this just another inevitable step down the road. this is a. story just for the conflict that would cost out of sight his leadership in life . chronicling the term story straight from constant. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe on syria's border with jordan and israel as talks to end the fighting in there rob breakdown or. hello i'm barbara sorry you're watching i'll just. live from london also coming up iran's revolutionary guard backs a warning from president rouhani threatening. oil exports if sanctions are imposed tire rescue teams started giving crash course. to the twelve boys trapped with their coach and from aden to. find welcome refugees. thank you for joining us there are reports that russia has resumed their strikes in southern syria after talks broke down between russian rebels and russian syrian rebels and russian officers that's the spy jordan's foreign minister calling for a

strauss. >> now, jordan basically -- the president and jordan are saying that everyone is lying and that jordan implicated some deep state conspiracy that has to do with his role in going after the mueller investigation. it seems the gentlemen that you talk to, some of them admire jim jordan. they call him jimmy, they have fond memories of him. is it your sense there's a vendetta they're pursuing? >> absolutely not. the overriding feeling that we're getting from them is dismay. here's a man that they respected, that they roomed with, that they relied on as coach, they trusted. they would have these talking sessions where they would talk about this, that and the other. one of them said that at one point coach jordan even mentioned how he wanted to run for president one day. they trusted this guy. and for him to come out flat out and say i didn't know anything about this, they're just utterly amazed. it's kind of like saying the earth is flat or, you know, night is day or december is january. it just doesn't make any sense to a lot of them. they just don't get it. basically they're waiting

hello i'm daryn jordan this is out there live from doha also coming up the rebels of that odd give up their fight there's a new column in the jordanian border a syrian forces take control. mud floods and a mass evacuation more than one point six million people are ordered out of their homes in western japan as officials talk of historic rainfall plus. on the richardson at the world cup in russia west. just the fifth time in history. cost in the semifinals. a key government compound in the somali capital has been rocked by a bomb blast on a gun battle in the past hour security forces are reported to have regained control a car bomb exploded outside the ministry of the interior the gunman from the al shabaab group then shot several people outside the building before heading inside a battle that ensued several people are reported to have been killed while journalist moda here joins us now from mogadishu most of us bring us up to date on the gun battle and what's been happening on the ground. and i'm not the only live in the local car and in mogadishu. that ministry of interior. and al-sh

protector or jordan when that's if it if it's trying to provide its protection it's like providing jordan with a poisoned chalice so people are very aware of that are very wary of the israeli role in the whole set up in jordan. a comment on the voyage just heard the. again probably i should add that i don't think the world is appreciated what jordan has done for the fuji's it's absorbed taken large numbers of soon effigies and i think we should see world war world support for this we have a dialogue with jordan we have a dialogue with with russia again israel's interests of a limited here we want to make sure that we have acquired a border with syria and the agreement is kept we're not going to get we weren't involved and we're not going to get involved in the actual syrian civil war rami corey in beirut what options now are there for president assad in southern syria if he tells iranian backed forces to leave the area as part of this deal where does that leave him in his relationship with iran. i think this issue of iranian forces near the israeli occupied golan heights. reflects a lot o

>> yes, i talked to jim jordan. >> okay. >> yes. >> you talked to jim jordan. can you tell me more about the substance of the conversations and jim jordan then as this assistant coach and the big-brother figure, did -- what did jim jordan say to you as far as proper steps to stop it? >> yeah. these conversations were not individual conversations. they were conversations with a group of athletes who were complaining on a regular basis not only about dr. strauss but the conditions within the hall that forced us to take showers with not only dr. strauss but other university faculty members and professors who had access to on our shower facility that led to lewd acts, masturbation, excessive soaping of the groin area. and dr. strauss took a lot of showers and soaped himself a lot. when you look at the definition of sexual abuse and sexual assault and jim jordan went on record saying he knew about the facilities, he took showers with us. he saw dr. strauss and others perform these acts in front of us. it was a huge issue with -- >> mike? >> yes? >> i can't begin to

out of that dirty to be a law office in jordan. to put more strict shoes on day activities of the p.l.o. . egypt. we are not in the oil cage as some are thinking if we are in lebanon or in jail or been having some problems in syria that will not put an end for the p.l.o. or for a palestinian state that we are still alive every word as people who are still alive in our occupied territories facing the israeli occupation despite jordanian frustration many palestinians believe don i thought had accomplished a masterly story to fuck a man a bit in the ass out of the man accords was a brilliant tactical maneuver executed by yes i refer that he used it to gain some breathing space he established relations with jordan signed the agreement and then abrogated it. i was expecting its condition from the good job that i got as far out of found himself he feigned ignorance as to want to go wrong but it seemed that spite of or a lot of thought still cordell and. insisting that don't exist or because which would effect fit in data or directly. you

twenty four i owed of that dirty to be a law office in jordan. to put more strict. on day activities of the p.l.o. egypt. we are not in the cage as some are thinking if we are in lebanon or in jail or been having some problems in syria that will not put an end for the p.l.o. or for a palestinian state we are still alive if we were as palestinian people who are still alive in our occupied that into the ceasing the israeli occupation.

jordan says its border will remain closed jordan's army has set up a medical center to treat badly injured syrians heading to the border some of being transferred to government hospitals in jordan let's cross live now to burn a smith at the jab a crossing on the jordan syria border so bernard what's the latest are you hearing there on the plight of refugees. well the un's humanitarian relief coordinator in jordan has put out a statement in the last few minutes he says about two hundred seventy thousand civilians in southern syria have been displaced since the bombardment of dara in the province began on the eighteenth of june i'm not says the u.n. is the largest displacement of syrians in southern syria since the conflict began so you can see how quickly and dramatically this has escalated there were yesterday just in the book border location behind me about twenty or twenty five thousand syrian refugees there another hundred or so thousand along various positions along the border but in total lot number now about two hundred seventy thousand according to the u.n. some locally provided rel

jordan denied allegations. and investigators interviewed congressman jordan. and most republicans do not believe jordan has the necessary votes needed to be the next speaker but he may have enough votes to block anyone else from becoming speaker. the house oversight and government reform committee led by jim jordan and congressman mark meadows moved to file articles of impeachment against deputy attorney general rod rosenstein accusing him of obstructing demands connected to robert mueller's investigation and other fbi records. here is what he told laura ingram. >> not giving us information we are entitled to do and importantly the american people are sick of it. >> paul ryan put himself at odds with hardliners in his party by rejecting the effort to impeach rosenstein. speaker ryan says the department of justice was complying with demands for documents. >> i don't think we should be cavalier, this does not rise to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors, that is really high standard. >> reporter: experts say ryan won't be able to hold off house conservative

how much is jim jordan working with the investigators at osu right now?reporter: jordan has said he will cooperate with these investigators. we've tried to pin out exactly what that means, when he might actually speak with them, but he's been very clear he will be working with them. for their part ohio state responded today with a statement of their own sort of acknowledging this latest twist in this, jim jordan's involvement or reported involvement in this. they wrote we are aware of reports that individuals at the university did not respond appropriately during richard strauss' time at ohio state. that would be the doctor. from 1978-1998. these allegations are troubling and are a critical focus of the independent investigation that remains under way. katy, that investigation being run by attorneys, including a former assistant u.s. attorney from chicago, a testament again to how seriously this is all being taken. >> garrett haake, garrett, thank you very much. and after the break, we've got one more thing. stay with us. ng thing. but as you get older, i

the un urges jordan to open its border to syrians trying to escape the government's offensive in terra province. this is live from london also coming up in the program is that heavy rain will delay efforts to get twelve school boys and their coach out of the cave system that trapped in. two months after his shock election defeat prime minister najib razak is arrested in the missing state money. and she struck a new deal to save the german government but will angela merkel center left coalition partners except to. say that the united nations is to open its border to some of the tens of thousands of syrians who have amassed around two hundred seventy thousand people have been forced from their homes by the russian backed government offensive to recapture southwest and there are a province jordan is sending food and aid supplies across but says its border will remain closed so honda has more from beirut in neighboring lebanon jordan israel. and their towns are battlegrounds these people are trapped in the syrian government offensive and province now into its third week has displaced more

burnet smith al-jazeera on the jordan syria border. both jordan and israel are refusing to open that border to the many syrian stop where. israeli occupied golan heights. well you can see there on the horizon is one of a number of makeshift camps that have appeared in this area in the last couple of weeks since the syrian government offensive started in dera and kuwait shown up there or is around ten kilometers in that direction certainly this morning we heard what certainly sounded like strikes coming from that area the israeli government here have said that they will not open these borders to refute g.'s but it is also said that it will continue she managed tarion assistance when necessary prime minister netanyahu saying that israel will react to any threats to its sovereignty the israeli military has reinforced troops in this area in the last few days reinforcements for the two hundred tents division we understand of course this area is very sensitive it having been occupied by israel in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven the big

henderson. >> jordan henderson?, yo sÉ que estÁ harry maguire, pero yo le dije que a este partido le falta el gol de harry kane le gusta o no le gusta para el 3-0? >> no m cambio ahora despuÉs del tiro libre. >> quedan 7 minutos no vuela una mosca en el estadio, partidos de cuarto de final, se va jordan henderson buen partido del hombre de liverpool, se va cansado buen desgaste uno de los hombres que mÁs colaborÓ en la elaboraciÓn en el mediocampo, intentaba bajar el balÓn, darle un poco mÁs de toque posiciÓ aquÍ estÁ eric dier, se emil krafth no pudo seguir, tras el golpe, a la cancha el jugador. >> ahora la modificaciÓn que hace el capitÁn, andreas granqvist que se va a jugar de centro delantero. >> a jugarselo todo. >> Últimos 5 minutos, este jugador es delantero, va a quedar con lÍnea de 3 el equipo sueco de este hombre en los Últimos 5 minutos que el jugador que va a ser dirigido por marcelo bielsa en el equipo. >> celebra el equipo inglÉs estos son un poquito cerrado porque no hay mÁs que eso. >> sÍ pero muy p

between the beirut ports in the north and the turkish border in the north all the way through to jordan and all the way through to the gulf states is a vital trade routes and the syrian regime wants that open as soon as possible but one rebel group just to the north of now see says that the russians and the syrians are not holding to their side of the bargain and so fighting continues there now the cease fire agreement and the surrender terms were that the opposition groups would hand over their heavy weapons those that wanted to would be given safe passage north to an opposition stronghold up there and that the russian military police would supervise security along the border area this was particularly important also to the jordanians because the opposition forces do fear revenge attacks by syrian regime forces if they weren't monitored and the jordanians did not want any sort of hezbollah she had a militia presence along its border so this rebel group says that's not being adhered to the syrian regime has hit that area with air strikes and mortar shells that rebel group continuing to

here's what jordan was saying. >> all i can do is tell the truth.ill be happy to sit down with the firm doing the investigation. i find it interesting they can't tell us who they talk to when they call our office but will tell the press they reached out to us and didn't respond. that is ridiculous. ed: talking about emails to break it down. these kind of accusations are very serious and i wonder on the substance of it what is jim jordan saying? sean daily saying he was groped by the team doctor and they talked about it. >> they are denying this all the way through. we have these emails, wrestled under jim jordan at ohio state, the reason he started to send these emails, they are peppered with emoji's, the pros is hard to understand but he says i want to reach out to jim jordan who is in high profile position and he started to do this, followed up in may and june and he is in a high profile position, he called him rev. james, has a squeaky clean image, wants to be speaker of the house and if not he wants to cut through the ohio state bs. >> what evid

jordan included a subway gift card too.carol jordan/dog owner: "we wanted to shame them so we took a the note and we took a picture of them and we put it on facebook."that reaction is right.thousands of likes and shares, it went viral.dog owners in australia, new zealand and denmark have reached out. carol jordan/dog owner: "so many people could related to it because they have labs, and dogs."and while carol hasn't seen the mail carrier since the dogs put their paws in her lunchbox, she's grateful they've left paw prints on so many hearts. carol jordan/dog owner: "i guess everybody gets a good laugh out of it." (jrstone) that was laura caso reporting. the owner says she rescued bull and bear as puppies from a high kill the mlb the mlb trade deadline is still a few weeks away, but the giants already making some moves... sending cory gearrin and austin jackson to the rangers. that cleared the way for steven duggar to join the roster. - duggar...the 24-year-old making his first major league start. --but we'll start this highlight with a true veteran. bottom of 5th, giants down 1 with ru

one man though says jim jordan is lying.ers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "cactus calamity". (man 1) i read that the saguaro can live to be two hundred years old. (woman) how old do you think that one is? (man 1) my guess would be, about... (man 2) i'd say about two hundred. (man 1) yeah... (burke) gives houseplant a whole new meaning. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> this morning, ohio republican congressman jim jordan denying explosive accusations that he ignored sexual abuse allegations while he was a wrestling coach at ohio state. jordan telling politico overnight, "i never knew of any type of abuse. if i did, i would have done something about it." cnn's jean casarez spoke with a former wrestler who says what jordan is saying now is a lie and joins us now with more. >> start at the beginning. ohio state university is in the midst right now of really a massive ind

jordan has been mediating its foreign minister ivanov stuff and he went to moscow for talks with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov about how to implement a settlement in south syria after rebel surrender their areas and. look at the situation in the south of syria with strong concern to believe that the fundamental goal is to resolve this crisis through a political process that would like to begin with a cease fire and then proceed to solving the question that would help to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe in this area but it's clear that it is absolutely unrealistic to iran to withdraw from syria and that it won't be possible to solve the problems of the region without the participation of key countries including iran saudi arabia jordan egypt and many others there is no trust between the opposition and the government. we have seen this happen in the past the regime and the design area. and they take revenge against the opposition. is the videos this happened in. there were arbitrary arrests many men arrested we heard of mass executions rebels say they are ready to lay down thei

we are at the crossing point separating jordan. which has been reeling for days under severe bombardment forcing the displacement of tens of thousands of syrians towards the border with jordan as you can see behind me hundreds of jordan's residents are flocked here offering what they can to help the syrian refugees jordanians have brought food items medical supplies baby milk the situation is dire as large numbers of displaced syrians mostly women and young children are flooding into the area the u.n. reported more than one hundred sixty thousand syrians are stranded along the border with jordan the jordanian government issued a statement to the effect that it is prepared to well there were humanitarian lifeline to be extended by the united nations only international community to the syrians it says it cannot afford to open the border for more refugees as jordan is now home to more than one point five million refugees the government cited political economic and security issues to stand behind its decision. now to the u.s. where a l

jordan israel. and their towns are battlegrounds these people are trapped in the syrian government offensive and that our province now into its third week has displaced more than a quarter of a million people according to the united nations some are living in makeshift tents many others out in the open they have little food water or medicine or protection from the heat there is a humanitarian crisis and the united nations is calling on jordan and neighboring countries to open their borders to allow refugees in we recognize that jordan lebanon and turkey have long hosted a large number of refugees particularly from syria since the beginning of the syrian conflict it's been heartening to see many people in these countries doing what they can to call on their governments to keep the border open and to gather food and water for syrian refugees. we call on the jordanian government keep its border open for other countries in the region to step up and receive the fleeing civilians jordan's leaders say they

many of the syrians having to jordan's border are seriously wounded jordan's army has set up a medical center to treat the sick and injured some are being transferred to government hospitals in jordan bernard smith has more from the jobber crossing on the jordan syria border. some aid has been getting through this crossing point between jordan and syria and just on the other side of the fence here we believe there are at least twenty five thousand syrian refugees syrians fleeing the fighting in and around. three separate times have been set up for men women and children there on the syrian side of the jordanian mira military says it's treated hundreds of casualties people injured by the bombardment people escaping the bombardment but the jordanian military say that as soon as those people have been treated that being sent back over to the syrian side so the most seriously injured have been sent to hospitals in amman the jordanian capital but again as soon as they're treated they're being sent back again into syria. we received people of all ages from young children to old people and we

one says he told jordan directly. here is jordan with reporters last hour. >> it's been great.aucus, unanimous support. great support from leadership and the president. the reason i think they're all supporting me is pause thbecaus know it's the truth. >> speaker ryan addressed the controversy moments ago. >> jim jordan is sa friea frien mine. he haven't always agreed with each other over the years. what i've always known jim jordan to be is a man of honesty and integrity. i also want to make sure that ohio state conducts the review of this doctor, what he did. that's important so campuses are safe. i'm glad jim is supporting that review. >> with me now, politico's jake sherman, live on capitol hill. let's start with the details. we've spoken to four accusers, but there may be eight now. other wrestling have defended him. what do we know about what's going on? is this jim jordan out there fighting for himself? are members of the freedom caucus getting behind him? is there a concerted effort to fight this on capitol hill? >> definitely concerted. my colleagues had a great story

we are at the crossing point separating jordan. which has been reeling for days on their severe bombardment forcing the displacement of tens of thousands of syrians towards the border with jordan as you can see behind me hundreds of jordan's residents are flocked here offering what they can to help the syrian refugees jordanians have brought food items medical supplies baby milk the situation is dire as large numbers of displaced syrians mostly women and young children are flooding into the area the u.n. reported more than one hundred sixty thousand syrians are stranded along the border with jordan the jordanian government issued a statement to the effect that it is prepared to allow a humanitarian lifeline to be extended by the united nations and the international community to the syrians board it says it cannot afford to open the border for more refugees as jordan is now home to more than one point five million refugees the government cited political economic and security issues to stand behind its decision. thousands of displace

jordan denies the allegations. ohio state is now reviewing the doctors conduct and investigators have interviewed congressman jordan. if the g.o.p. retains control after the midterms, most house republicans do not believe jordan has the necessary 218 votes needed to become the next speaker. but he may have enough votes to block anyone else from becoming speaker. meantime, the house oversight and government reform committee led by jim jordan and congressman mark meadows moved to file articles of impeachmenty attorney general rod rosenstein. accusing him of obstructing their demands for documents connected to robert miller's investigation and other fbi records. here is what jordan told laura ingraham. >> we are tired of the justice department giving us the finger and not giving us the information we are entitled to do to do our constitutional duty. more portly, the american people are sick of it and that's why we found the resolution. >> speaker paul ryan put himself at odds with hard-liners in his party by firmly re

jordan thinks is a political move. >> jim jordan said that is the hillary clinton loughran, it is funny when i take on one of these witnesses, every liberal in the country can find my email and my phone number and call up and express their views and they can't get a hold of me? i have been privy to the email that was sent to the incorrect email address, it is short, terse and basic and transactional, he says he's going to talk with them next week. one thing we don't know, if we are doing an investigation in a universe of 10 people 100 people, if there's people they absolutely unequivocally want to talk to they could have found jim jordan. is not very hard to find. >> during the me too movement there have been allegations against members of congress and in some cases have been like harvey weinstein, the grand jury in new york city and that has crystallized the allegations that people seek justice and he will have his day in court. but this is so old is there a case going on or will the house ethics committee when they come back from the july 4th recess as a possible they look at this? >>

jordan? that is his first name. they started from scratch four years ago. in jordan, there is, like, no infrastructure, there is, like, no infrastructure, there is, like, no infrastructure, there is no culture, there is absolutely nothing related to be making. so everything in the factory had to come from outside of the country. and it is notjust the equipment which comes mainly from china, italy and germany, at the ingredients too. this is what is called pilsner mould so you can see from the light colour it has not been roasted very much —— malt. said this actually makes up a base of all of our peers. but what is quintessential about the beer of the distinctive jordanian flavours from local produce, like nate myles has, grapefruit from jordan river valley, and even sea salt from the dead sea. honestly, every step of the way, putting this brewery together, selling the beer, making the beer, it has been an exercise in educating the authorities as to what craft beer is. let's not forget that 8596 ofjordan's beer is. l

charlie, the entire freedom caucus came out in support of jim jordan.'re tweeting, jim jordan is a man of integrity and we believe him and stand with him 100%. if he would have seen or heard something he would have acted. we to support his work in congress and fight for him. while orr republicans have been cautious to defend him, why do you think that is? >> well, first don, i would say, i'm neither here to condemn or defend jim jordan in this serious allegation. as a former chairman of the hou house ethics committee, i learned a long time ago never to jump into a situation like this without knowing the facts. i believe it's important that the university conducted a thorough investigation and jim jordan should cooperate with that investigation. just to see what the facts are before jumping into any conclusions one way or the other. i've known him for a long time, we've disagreed on politic tactics. he knew where i was coming from and i knew where he was coming from. even if we disagree, we represented one another. listen, norm, jordan told cnn his worki

and israel have sealed the borders jordan saying that urgent medical cases can come into jordan we are going to bring aid to the syrian people but we cannot deal with a mass influx and instead we should be focusing on trying to reach a ceasefire and trying to find some sort of a deal to end this military offensive but like i mentioned up until now there is no progress. and overnight towns near the sniff syria's border with jordan were targeted in air strikes that continued until monday morning earlier jordan's newly appointed prime minister visited one of the border crossings with syria to inspect deliveries the latest attacks are likely to force more civilians to flee to. feel the pain of our syrian brothers but we have jordanian priority needs its security and safety in the first place and secondly easing the economic crisis everybody knows the reality of our geographic location and the extremist organizations inside syria and we're not able honestly to take that risk and allow the. jordan is absolutely ready to present all kinds of support and humanitarian relief to our brothers and