and in jordon 172 schools have been run teaching 100,000 palestinian refugees. >>reporter: they came here to tell the world it's unacceptable to forget the plight of palestinian refugees. they are afraid their children will be refused the right to education. >> they say donors are no longer interested in the rights of palestinian refugees. the state suspended funds for badly-needed services could cause the closing down of the entire operation. >>reporter: they're saying they can't afford to enroll tdaughters in private school and saying suspended services cannot come before ending the conflict. >> they cannot deprive us from learning. if they want to do that, return our villages in palestine to us. >>reporter: officials warn suspending services could also harm regional stability. >> palestinians value education highly and more them education is a passport to dignity and we cannot deny that when terrorist groups are recruiting on the streets of the middle east. >>reporter: the u.n. general assembly has repeatedly renewed the mandate most recently until june 2017.

. >> jordon said the lawsuit is not about the money, she wants cabbies to think before basing a fare>>> the man wanted in killing a louisiana police officer is in custody grove cannon is under arrest after a massive manhunt. the officer was shot multiple times while responding to a call about a suspicious person in a home. >>> the phillies begin a 9 game road trip and chase utley will be along for the ride. the second baseman has been on the disabled list since june. he could play for the phillies when they face the padres in san diego tonight. phillies lose 10-8. >>> 5:17. it's a jammed packed box office weekend. >> health experts warn early school start times have an effect on your child's health and it is not good. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target, and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... wh

jordon matthews had a terrific rookie season with 872 yards and 8 touchdowns. >>> looks like people will get a 4d experience at the movies. >>> the odd sight in washington, d.c. involving a police officer and woman has more than passer byes scratching their heads. >> this video is crisscrossing the internet of a woman riding on the hood of a police cruiser in washington, d.c. the cruiser pulled out from a parking area on the street. the woman remained on the hood of the cruiser while cars passed. the cruiser went down the street with the woman posing provocatively. washington metro is having internal affairs looking into it. >> reporter: don't you know there are video cameras anywhere. you can't getaway with anything any more. just remember that. let's check the cameras on route 42 northbound at creek road. look at the backup because of the accident. you can see the flashing lights blocking not just the right lane, but the center lane, as well. you might want to take the black horse pike instead of 42 northbound. trolley 10, 11, 13, 34, 36 diverted to 40th street until august 17th for in

jordon cooper the astronaut leaves earth for 34.5 hour spaceflight and that is the longest ever taken. the home of the astronaut planned on may 23 so the plan have protesters infiltrated the crowd along the parade route and they pull the signs off from underneath their clothes and run into the street and stop the parade and bring national media attention to their cause because all of the networks were going to be there covering this parade they had homemade signs under their shirts and jackets and went along the parade route because that's the only way they could do it. we had an audience this morning so they would go from the phones and call and receive calls from headquarters than they would go up to the people of the site of the parade route and whispered instructions. meanwhile the other leaders went to their headquarters at the baptist church which had been recently opened by the reverend bible professor and a begin at 11 a.m. and by 10:30 to staging areas is that they are holding american flags and lining the parade route with their parents and people are in buildings ready to s

. >>> michael jordon will donate $9 million to charity. he sued safe way for using his ad without his permission. no word on what charity he plans to donate that money to. the matt and erin the big focus is on stocks, we're in correction territory. >> long term, the market goes up, bad days like that this make it harder to stomach. >> reporter: play it steady. storm tracker 6 live live double scan showing nothing happening. we have a beautiful start to the day, tracker is tracking showers in a few spots later on this evening. let's go outside and start this day off with with a pretty shot. the center city skyline a few clouds mixing in. we'll see mostly sunny skies. it's a pretty one, 68 degrees, the current temperature, feeling comfortable. the dewpoint 61. maybe slightly humid this afternoon. the winds out of southwest that's the reason why they are light at 3 miles per hour. the barometer is holding stealed. satellite and radar showing we had clear skies through the night. now, we're starting to see clouds streaming in here and there. o

. >> jordon said her lawsuit is not about the money she wants cabbies to think twice before refusing a fare based on on race. the cabbie said she is going to counter sue. >>> teenagers need more sleep cdc is sounding the alarm saying many students need more sleep. >> reporter: sunscreen if you're heading to the pool. a great weekend ahead. a great weekend for musikfest. i'll be up at the 6abc tent stop by and say hi if you're enjoying the first weekend of musikfest. getting you downtown and weekend forecast. >> get some of the corn if you go up there. the corn is good. >>> philadelphia schools are hoping to stretch what isrd already a 3-day weekend into a 5-day weekend when pope francis comes to town, but first tech bytes. >> reporter: galaxy note 5 and s vi edge and the smart watch. >> reporter: it appears teens no longer go to the mall to make friends. >> reporter: three-quarters of girls use social media to meet friends. >>> just a month after it launched apple's new streaming music service attracted 11 million members. the real test will come in september when the free three mont

jordon hill indiana pacer was arrested. police say this is a notorious stretch of road for speeding. another driver reached 134 miles per hour earlier in the week. >>> a teenager is behind bars charged with killing a man in wilmington. 18-year-old taushia mitchell was arrested in new york city. he has been charged in the murder of james rogers shot and killed back in a home on the 500 block of west fourth street. mitchell is accused of taking the victim's car. he faces extradition back to delaware. >>> several people have been indicted in a jewelry theft ring. authorities say they stole $100,000 of loose diamonds in robinsville. the mercer county business was hit twice. they are accused in heists across several states. theyauthorities are still searching for two others. >>> the head of the fbi office is out after years of a story career. he said else most proud of his -- he said he is most proud of his work argue child porn graphers. >> >>> we'll plan and prepare to make sure all the areas that the holy father may go to are

more from louis jordon. >> reporter: this is the symbol of power and prestige. new f-16s like these have been delivered by the u.s. two years ago the obama administration administration suspended aid after abdul fatah al-sisi kicked mohamed mursi out of office. the u.s.'s decision was surprising because of long and close ties with egypt. officials were angry at what they considered a violation of political freedom. every year since 1987 washington gave cairo 1.3 billion in aid, paying for fighter jets, helicopters, tanks, ammunition and training. every other year egyptian and u.s. forces hold training exercises called bright star. that has not happened since the arab spring erupted in 2011. when abdul fatah al-sisi, now president, attended the united nations general assembly last september, he met with u.s. president obama, who said they had reason to work together. >> everything from the palestinian-israeli situation, in gaza, to libya, to the issues of i.s.i.l., iraq and syria. even so, it wasn't until march that the white house decided to resume aid for secur

. >>> from the basketball court to a court of law michael jordon suing a grocery store chain for therized use of his name in an ad. >> the nba legend set to testify against the grocery chain over magazine ads and congratulating the chicago bulls star. that ad showed jordan's number 23 and under that coupon for 2 off a steak. a judge previously ruled jordan's persona was used without his permission. now the determination of damages will take place. jordan is seeking $5 million. >>> boston's mayor wants to do away with an old baseball tradition calling for a ban on chewing tobacco in fenway park. the move would effect teams from little league to the red sox. the mayor filing an ordinance that covers everything, every athletic facility in boston. he hopes kids don't see their heroes chewing tobacco, that they just won't start. thanks for joining us. i'm heather in for gretchen. >>> we're seeing the first poll since the republican debate on fox news channel and they reveal -- you'll decide about the race. for starters, donald trump is still leading. but it now appears his performance cos

joining me now, cnn contributor casey jordon, she is a criminologist and an attorney. thank you for being with me. >> always a pleasure, poppy. >> we just heard from alison parker's father saying this is his mission. he will push for what he calls sensible gun laws in this country, saying he does stand by the second amendment. when you look at this, his daughter's murder, legally purchased two handguns. he had no known criminal record. but he did have a long history of anger management issues at work. so much so, he was fired from two television stations where he was a reporter, including the one where the victims work. what does his behavior tell you about him psychologically? >> in terms of the shooter, we know that he was very difficult to work with for years. so when everyone says well, he got it in his head to kill his colleagues in the last two years, you have to realize that he had felt maligned, persecuted, picked on, bullied his entire life. and we have records of this going back to his firing from a different station in 2000. so i think our takeaway from this

on the other hand, it's like why does michael jordon need more money against a defendant that's bankrupt>> jordan's attorney says his identity was worth at least $10 million per use. the former basketball star is expected to testify during the trial. >>> ingredient in some of your favorite foods and it may not be so bad after all. >> that's good news. why some scientists say saturated fat has gotten bad rap and it would be worse than we know. that's the word about the mounting environmental disaster that is turned a river mustard yellow in colorado and now new mexico today's big apology. scott? >> lucy, right now we are enjoying a break from the heat and humidity. but it could be making a come back timing our fourth potential but it could be making a come back timing our fourth potential heat wave next. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and s

jordon is a star of tomorrow here today. miles keller from the oscar nominated movie "whiplash," jamie bell as his pal and kate mara are talented individually but together they make a whole so dull to be a lot less than some of the -- than the some of the parts. >> don't blow up. don't blow up. >> oh, yeah, that's what i want to hear before going into another dimension. >> reporter: once there events go horribly wrong leaving each of the four with superpowers and a fifth guy as the villain known as duke. >> people want to stop him, it's going to take everything you have. >> reporter: doom begins suinging -- sucking the life out of our plant and when -- planet, and when interesting it's just about done. fantastic four is based on characters developed by marvel which is owned by disney, the same parent company as abc7. to see my review of meryl streep's new movie ricky and the flash which is new in theaters today, log onto my facebook page or go to abc7ny. lauren, dave. >> thank you. >> i was afraid you were going to say that