. >> one of them was 11-year-old ayman khan. >> ayman khan's 13-year-old brother zewarshaa told me what he remembers from that morning the two boys were out collecting wheat together. >> zewarshaa told me that he lay down beside his brother to hide afraid that he would be targeted by the soldiers on the ground or by the aircraft flying overhead. >> their father nouroz khan tried to come and collect his son's body. >> it was three hours nouroz khan said before he could reach his sons. >> sunday on "hard earned". losing control. >> 50 and broke. i live with the consequences every day. >> harsh realities. >> i did two tours in iraq, when i came back i couldn't find a job. >> fighting to survive. >> bein' a man and can't put my family in a home that they deserve... that's a problem for me. >> hard earned pride. hard earned respect. hard earned future. a real look at the american dream. "hard earned". sunday, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the storie

. >> one of them was 11-year-old ayman khan. >> ayman khan's 13-year-old brother zewarshaa told me what he remembers from that morning the two boys were out collecting wheat together. >> zewarshaa told me that he lay down beside his brother to hide afraid that he would be targeted by the soldiers on the ground or by the aircraft flying overhead. >> their father nouroz khan tried to come and collect his son's body. >> it was three hours nouroz khan said before he could reach his sons. >> while reporting this story, i interviewed over thirty eyewitnesses and family members of civilians who had been killed during the military operation. but i wanted to find out more about who was responsible. i scheduled an interview with the united nations office that had published the brief report about the deaths. but just a few hours before we were due to meet they pulled out. they told me that they stood by their findings, but wouldn't give me an on camera interview. i was bitterly disappointed. i was able to track down a journalist who told me that then president karzai had sent an envoy to investiga

joining me today on "studio 1.0," khan academy founder and education reinventor, sal khan.hanks for being here. you grew up in louisiana. sal: yes. emily: you were not wealthy, privileged. you were on free school lunches. sal: yeah. my mom raised me and my sister -- i never met my dad, really. she raised us, kind of as a single mother my entire childhood. she had a bunch of odd jobs from managing a local convenience store to, at one point, she was the woman who collected change from the vending machines. emily: you went to public high school, right? sal: we had folks that were headed to four-year colleges. there were some kids who had just been out of juvee. there were a group of kids that were headed to college, too. emily: what did you want to be when you grew up? sal: when i was in high school, i got enamored with the golden age of theoretical physics. this was a science trying to understand the nature of reality. what's cooler than that? i wanted to be a physicist. emily: you also learned to code, right? sal: we did not have a computer at home. but eventually i got my h

khan admits she didn't know her very well. did you ever see anything about him or her that would suggest to you they could be radicalized? >> no, never. >> kim: what was their relationship like with the baby? >> it was great. they were great parents. my brother used to play with her for hours. she used to laugh as soon as he started entering the room. she would smile every time she would see her mother. >> kim: khan says she's still processing how she feels but is trying to stay strong for her family. >> i were i could cry about it. but i have to keep it together for my kids, for their daughter, for my mother. >> kim: khan went on to say her brother never even had a temper, which is another reason she's so shocked about what happened. stay with 7news on air and online for updates on the california terror attack and other breaking stories. we do send out alerts to our post updates on phase back and twitter. >> also from the night team... >> i don't, i don't. >> oh, my god. >> adam: an explosive situation outside offices ins be'

countless others khan says suffer in silence. there is a name for it, penn face, students are struggling but pretend everything is fine. >> look like we're coping, that's where penn face comes from. >> students have a name for this yet the university as you said isn't doing enough. it's ironic it has such prominence but little is being done. >> mental health affects everyone, that it affects nobody. the university is convinced by our penn faces, i would say our university president has a penn face too. and so does most of the administration, if the students are going to pretend, the administration is going to pretend they're okay. they are not going to address the underlying causes there. >> when you have a population of 100,000, search people are going to die by suicide, it's what the statistics are. >> there needs to be a distinction drawn, these are the statistics, we can't do anything about it, and saying, these are the statistics, we're going to do tangible things about it. >> not the only shocking discovery that katherine w

khan, what was the last time you spoke to syed? >> i mean, i -- i spoke to about, like, a week ago with him. >> your relation with this person? >> you know, there's no comment. i mean, the investigation is going on. you would know what it is. i have no idea. i have nod, why would he do that? why would he do something like this. i have absolutely no idea. i am shock myself. a normal person -- >> i had a chance to speak with mr. khan before, and he truly doesn't feel he's informed enough or anyone is informed enough to comment because we don't know the motives. is it work, rage-related, is it mental illness, is it extreme ideology? at this point it's really unknown to us. it's too soon for us to speculate. and he feels comfortable sticking to his -- he chose to be here to share his family's feelings, sadness and sorrow as all americans are tonight and today. so, let's keep it that way for the time being, until more information is available and he promised to be as available as necessary as more information is available. so, thank you

s/ saira khan/ syed farook's sister :57 - 1:08 "no. not at all. i mean i had absolutely no idea that they were involved in anything like that, or that they were even capable of doing something like this." now.. federal agents want to know if they had help.. while this grieving community searches for a way san bernardino.. businessman and presidential candidate -- donald trump was in northwest iowa today. there he told a crowd -- he believes the family of the accused san bernadino shooters knew about their deadly plot and kept it secret presidential candidate "i believe the sister of the killer, i watched the interview, i believe she knew what was going on. i think his mother knew what was going on, she went into the apartment. anyone that went into that house or that apartment knew what was going on, they didn't tell the authorities. they knew what was going on, the mother knew. i think the sister interviewed, she knew." we are less than two months away from the iowa caucuses.. and the iowa democratic party wants voters to be educated... especiall

they shielded khan on anymore questions about farook. khan is married to farook's sister. he said he last spoke to him about a week ago. >> of course, as this deadly attack unfolded, worried family members racing to the scene, trying to find their loved ones, some reaching out via text message and social media as we so often see now in situations like this. katherine creag is in the newsroom with a look at that. >> kerry, people who work in that massive facility hid in locked offices, some of them for hours. confused and frightened, they text their loved ones, fearing it would be the last time they'd be able to contact their family and friends. many of them we saw were as you know, so many were not. 14 were killed, 17 wounded. those who made it out walked out with their arms in the air, escorted by police. survivors describe the shooting scene and that aftermath as carnage, with patients being rushed away on stretchers. one man said his boyfriend was on his lunch break when the shooting happened. >> i found out he's in a hospital, that he is having surgery because he was s

la academia khan es una organizaciÓn sin Ánimo de lucro, tiene una misiÓn, proveer educaciÓn gratis as que ha compartido por lo menos 30 idiomas distintos. mÁs de 700 millones en youtube y casi 2 millones y medio de suscriptores. si ves el impacto de todos los dÓlares que se han donado a la academia, por cada dÓlar que se recibe podemos llegar a cinco personas, cinco personas que tendrÁn una educaciÓn de primera clase. sÓlo se necesita crear una cuenta o un correo electrÓnico y ya. a estudiar. un recurso personalizado pero que estÁ al alcance de todos. sÓlo se requieren ganas de aprender y tener claro que el conocimiento es la mejor herramienta para conquistar el mundo y porque no a travÉs de internet y gratis. ha sido determinante para que estudiantes puedan mejorar sustancialmente sus calificaciones. incluso aprenden a su propio ritmo. enrique: un ilusionista nos demuestra que enrique: a veces la vista puede engaÑarnos y es lo que logra el ilusionista. viÉndolo a veces hasta resulta difÍcil creerlo. puedan ver estos objetos que no existen, son solo un pedazo de papel en la mesa. lo

salman khan: this will be the best thing out there that happens to be free. richard johnson iii: i think the efforts to overhaul it are moving in the right direction, but not far enough. jessica: but not everyone's convinced that the new sat will be a better sat. richard: i think that people that are still marginalized, students that are still marginalized, come from marginalized communities, still won't be impacted positively by any of the changes that the sat officials are trying to make. jessica: whatever the outcome of the new sat, these students in hayward are focusing on conquering this year's sat and pursuing their college goals. mark: really, it's all about endurance for me. female: remember, you can take the sat more than once. most colleges will see the last time you took the sat. jessica: now, since we first aired our story, khan academy launched free online test preps, and you can study this year's sat, next year's sat, and take tutorials. and again, it's all for free at khanacademy.org. now, if you follow "class action," you know we do a lot of r

dallas-area convenience store manager shariq khan starts work at 11 p-m and works through the night.(4041 khan) sometimes when i get off from job, when i drive back home i feel like i'm falling asleep. he believes the lack of sleep led to him having a couple minor accidents.the researchers suggest night shift workers like khan skip driving and find another way home. but his area lacks public transportation. (4242 khan) there's no alternative,( can't, ) there's no bus or train service up there and i can't afford a taxi every day. researchers say the very nature of night-shift work fights the body's natural sleep rhythmsa&.and the average night-shift worker loses about 2 hours of sleep per night - after a few days, they have lost the equivalent of a full night's sleep. aw it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...after the break... break...how one of uber's ride- sharing uber's ride-sharing competitors is giving it a run welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your_______ bad news for burrito chain chipotle -- the c-d-c is now investigating five new cases of e-col

i'm in shock myself. >> the group steppsted in and shielded khan on any more aquestions about farook. khan is married to farook's sister. >> as people frantically tried to run from that building, relatives eunning instead toward the scene, hoping their loved ones survived. news 4's checkey beckford continues our coverage with the anguish from families as they tried to reach their loved ones. >> reporter: chaos and car knowledge. >> we have two suspects, both dressed in black. >> reporter: the bloody scene outside of the inland regional wounded victims triaged on a sidewalk. >> when i got here, cars were drivine g frantically. people were running all over the place, trampling over each other. it was pretty much like a mayhem. >> reporter: the gunfire starting just after 11:00 a.m., startling witnesses still unaware they were under attack. >> it was a lot. it sounded like a gun range. just shots going off like crazy. it was a lot. a lot of shots. >> reporter: as s.w.a.t. and tactical teams moved in to search for the gunmen, hundreds were led away from the building by officers, their han

joining me today on "studio 1.0," khan academy founder and education reinventor, sal khan.

. >>> first name is farhan khan. >>> can you tell us how old you are and where you live? <>> can you confirm that your brother-in-law [indistinct] >>> i don't know. >>> none of us know that >>> if you don't know >>> we don't know who is that. all we know from what, based on what law enforcement agencies have reported that this person, syed farook is the main suspect and his wife. >>> can you confirm [indistinct] >>> that person? <>> no. that's not him. >>> what about this picture? <>> this is not him? <>> is this tatiana, syed farook's wife? <>> the first page was syed farook's-- >>> he is saying this is not him. >>> that's not him >>> the pictures we have seen in the media are for the other brother. that is syed farook

s/ saira khan/ syed farook's sister :57 - 1:08 "no. not at all. i mean i had absolutely no idea that they were involved in anything like that, or that they were even capable of doing something like this." now.. federal agents want to know if they had help.. while this grieving community searches for a way to heal.. jay gray - nbc news - san bernardino.. >> will address the nation from the oval office at 7 tomorrow night about the steps the government is taking to keep people safe after the attack this past week in california. people around the country are reacting to the devastating shooting, including law enforcement right here in sioux city. "whenever law enforcement gets involved, we feel for them. we feel for the victims. and we just hope and pray nothing like that happens here. but in this day and age, it seems like it's capable of happening anywhere." said sergeant jim cunningham of the sioux city police department the investigation into the san bernardino, california mass shooting is still unfolding. and the now suspected act of terrorism h

>> khan says he and the family would have called police if they had the slightest idea something was wrong. khan and farook's sister are in the process of legally adopting the baby girl. >>> in just about an hour lawmakes from capital hill are about to visit a mosque to pray for tolerance. mosques across the country have reported acts of intolerance and islam phobia after last week's shooting. last week a man left a fake explosive device . throughout the hour, we'll pass along any updates, how it's influencing washington, and we'll have a live report from san bernardino later this hour. >>> in reston right now, fire investigators are examining a house that went up in flames today. chopper 4 flew over the house fire shortly after it happened. a woman was in this house and managed to get out. however she was seriously hurt. now she's recovering in the hospital. we don't know her condition at this time. >>> i'm megan mcgrath live along rockville pike. last night a montgomery county police officer was critically injured when he was hit by a car during a routine traffic stop. if you look

imran khan. >> stay with us.e have this coming up: france's far right made gains after the paris attacks. voting underway to elect key regional leaders. >>> how mali is trying to convince tens of thousands of people displaced by fight to go return sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> it's good to have you here. you are watching al jazeera live from london. these are the global headlines. libya political rivals have signed an agreements aimed at resolving the country's deep political crisis which has ripped libya apart. the governor of aden has been killed in an explosion along with six of his bodyguards. a local affiliate of isil said it carried out the attack. the syrian president has warmed the attacks on his nation will increase the risk of attacks in europe in this there is a concerted effort to destroy isil on

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this is farhan khan >>> i spoke to him about a week ago, yeah. >>> was he a religious person? <>> going forward, it's going to be key in how this particular crime is labelled and one of the reasons that matters so much is because that kind of defines how you go forward in prosecuting cases like this. video that's right. there may, of course, be anyone left to prosecute in this case. there was a third person arrested, but police have been very cagey about describing him as having any real relationship to the mass shooting or the shoot-out in the suv. this may not result in a prosecution. it will certainly result in a comprehensive investigation. police have followed us that they're going-- told us that they're going to scour every inch of material that they can get from the crime scenes and look into the background and contacts and friends, relatives, what have yo

farhan khan is her husband. did they have a large arsenal of weapons in their home? all i know is he had one handgun, pistol. >> reporter: was there anything in recent weeks that troubled you about his behavior? >> no. there was nothing. he was normal. our conduct was normal. every time he came over, he just said, "hey, hi, how are you?" that was pretty much it. he was alwayshy and quiet, kept to himself. >>>>eporter: did you lik his wife? >> yes. >>eporter: how would you describe her? >> she was also shy, quiet, kept to herself, didn't talk much, but nice. >> reporter: there are people who can't fathom how a mother and father can drop their six-month-old baby girl off and then go commit mass murder, maybe anticipating they might die and leave her behind. >> yeah, we can't, either. i mean, we would never leave our kids anywhere. why they could leave a six-month-old is absolutely, like, bizarre. >> reporter: i wonder, have you asked yourself what did i miss? did i miss something? >> so many things i ask myself. them that morning or the night before, asked him how he w

let's cross live now to erbil and speak to imran khan in northern iraq.mind us a little bit -- because the troops have been there for a while, what is behind this iraqi call for the turkish troops to leave? >> reporter: well, what we have heard in the last 21 hours that the prime minister was very angry that turkish troops had crossed just across the border near mosul. he said this was a violation of sovereignty. after he said that there was even more extreme action from shia mp's. they said we should actually bomb those troops. what is behind all of this is there is a real fear developing here about the problems that the fight against isil is creating. now what we're hearing is a lot of people are very worried that what is happening is this war is turning into a proxy war inside iraq with the regional powers. the sunnis are worried about the iranians. the shias are concerned about the turkish role. so although the prime minister has known about these troops being in iraq for the last year, this increase in troops really worried him. and he said we need t

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we thought they went together well. >> reporter: the khans stunned to learn of their sister-in-law's allegiances. when you hear the news that tashfeen pledged her allegiance to al baghdadi, what did you think? >> i have no idea who that is. i have no idea who she's pledging allegiance to. >> reporter: and now we're investigating terrorism. >> it's horrible. because, i mean, how do you -- how do we deal with that? >> reporter: family attorneys addressing the media friday. >> they're very traditional. the brothers did not ever they didn't see her face because she did wear a burqa. >> reporter: the family remembers syed's garage as the place he liked to work on cars. >> his hobbies, which they still were, was building cars. this was the thing. he liked t go in his garage and work on things. they never used to invade his personal space. >> reporter: now, syed's sister has a personal message of sympathy for the families of those police say he and his wife killed this week. >> we can't imagine what going through. waking up one day and finding out that they got shot at. that they got fired

. >> reporter: dallas-area convenience store manager shariq khan starts work at 11:00 p.m. and works through the night. >> sometimes when i get off of my job, when i drive back home, i feel like i'm falling asleep. >> reporter: he believes the lack of sleep led to him having a couple minor accidents. researchers suggest night shift workers like khan skip driving and find another way home, but his area lacks public transportation. >> there's no alternative. there's no bus or no train service there. and i can't afford to have a taxi every day. >> reporter: researchers say night shift workers are fighting and they can't sleep as well during the day no matter how much they try. they lose about two hours of sleep a day, and maurice, after a few days, they've lost the equivalent of a whole night's sleep. >> dubois: okay. anna werner, thank you. from victory to defeat in about two minutes. the story behind the miss universe mix-up. "star wars" did even better than expected at the box office. and meet a star in sheep's news" continues. [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well?