all of this violence comes during the muslim holy month of ramadan. while isis is killing civilians it's also helping civilians at the same time. associated press reporter bassem mroue joins me now with more of this mix of brutality and charity. >> joins me via skype from beirut. one of the things we're all aware of during the muslim month of ramadan is the exist on charity. how is i.s.i.s. doing this? >> i.s.i.s. is trying to win the hearts of those who live under its control. areas of i.s.i.s. and syria and iraq. and during the whole month of ramadan they take care of the poor, they either give them money, collect from the rich or give them foot baskets, sugar cooking oil. this has been the case since they declared a islamic caliphate last year. but since they do this they carried out some of their most brutal acts during ramadan. at least showing them killing 16 people they accused of being spy, basically they put them into a cage and lowered them into a pool until they drown. they sent explosives around the neck of some people alleging they are sp

humanitarian truce will go into force on friday and last until the end of the muslim holy month of ramadanly 17th. the aim is to get more aid to civilians facing a growing humanitarian crisis, the u.n. says 80% of yemen people that 21 million people are in need of some sort of emergency help. earlier u.n.'s yemen envoy hinted at the truce as he left the capitol sanaa and holding talks with the government and houthis in an attempt to end more than three months of fighting. more than 3,000 people have been killed in the conflict and over a million have been displaced. >> obviously they will need to be some confidence building measures as the secretary-general said to build towards a sustainable and long-term ceasefire but what we are talking about is an unconditional humanitarian pause. we look forward to all the parties respecting that pause and i think as we have been saying here for weeks on end the people of yemen deserve this and the humanitarian situation is getting worse by the day. >> reporter: reaction from kristen at the u.n. in new york and what do we know about the terms of this

the end of islam's holy month of ramadan. >> we don't need the truce. it means we are just going to start a new war. but we want to end this war with the two sides. >> i don't like this kind of truce because we have been under the congregation of the saudi coalition. >> according to the u.n. 21 million yemsist are yemenis are in need of humanitarian aid. this one week of calm will pave osafer path to those who are in need, just as the past one did. >> transportation will be a little bit better from before, we will be able to deliver the aid to some cities that have be serious conflicts. >> reporter: but one week won't be enough time to begin tackling this humanitarian crisis. that's why many are hoping this truce becomes permanent. natasha guinane, al jazeera. >>> and the saudi air strikes have been carried out over the yemeni capital sanaa. saudi coalition has been striking since march. >> first of all, before the coalition agrees to any terms of the hoourmtd truce we ask the u.n. to ensure hooghts agree with the truce and stick to it. without these tw

isis has been saying as ramadan was beginning that during the month of ramadan the obligation for jihadten times as great. if you die in jihad the reward from allah is ten times greater than it normally would be. if you are a fanatical radical muslim you want to cash in p on the reward before ramadan ends. >> we had the warning we know people are encouraged to participate in this at this time. we know they are targeting military bases. what do you do to fight it and keep it from happening? >> you have to go after those underlying themes. keep in mind in his blog he wasn't talking about isis specifically. there are specific themes. specific interpretation to islam that we need to target not the religion at a whole. we can ally with most muslims in discrediting those interpretations but you can eliminate isis and you will still have another group take its place as long as you have doctors out there that say that building a caliphate is a good thing, that implementing sharia governance is a good thing. you need a grand alliance in order to discredit the belief. >> this isn't a grand allian

so only time will tell if this is a ramadan offensive or just a spike. >> okay. you very much indeed. >>> a u.n.-brokers humanitarian trust is set to come into effect in yemen in the next few hours. the pause is meant for humanitarian supplies to reach civilians. the u.n. estimates at least $21 million need assistance. >> reporter: some aid has trickled in. these trucks will provide desperately needed assistance to hundreds of families forced to leave their homes. and it means that there is hope more aid will reach their areas. most of the road access is under the control of houthi fighters. >> humanitarian agencies and their partners aim to reach people in need and if they have the adequate access aid agencies plan to stockpile supplies throughout yemen, including supplies for nutritional assistance for acutely malnourished children emergency shelters, water, sanitation, and medical supplies, which could benefit over $2.3 million people and food for 1.2 million people for one month. >> reporter: it took the u.n. envoy much convincing. and statements from both th

she said this is painful during the holy month of ramadan. >> last ramadan he was in an israeli prison. this ramadan he is in a palestinian jail. it's so hard when the country puts chains on your on it's hands. >> the israeli military announced the arrest of 40 supporters for allegedly planning attacks on israel. security officials have warned of more arrests to come soon. >> the arrests are to maintain civil peace and security. >> whatever the case the arrests will only deepen the political crisis between hamas and the pa. >> there is still plenty more to come including the yemeni family living in a disused school. we look at the violence they escape. >> faters who are mounting a daily defense against isil outside of the capital of baghdad. united states should not be sitting down with iran at all. >> there is possibilities of a conflict all around the region. >> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. eight days after 38 people were killed on a tunisian tourist beach. and greek voters will decide on a referendum bail out that has split the country in two. >>> egyptian presi

at this point, 1 week is left in ramadan.obviously, it is taken longer than people thought to reach this point, that being said, i think you have had talks going on from a number of key factions and people are talking to each other at this point. the u.n. envoy has been taking a leading role, in sort of bringing at least relaying messages so there is decent hope this will be the foundation for a new how important is it for this cease fire to come into effect? that the houthis what the other side is say is a condition for this. >> it does not apply to this. >> we are told that this is an unconditional cease fire. that being said, there's a possible that this is going to be a first step in a series of steps that will lead to some sort of end of hostilities. it remain tuesday soon to say, a lot owith will depend on how this goes whether both sides honor the temples. >> i think the difference is the previous fire was unilateral, this one has followed a lot of negotiations on different sides and when i have spoken to diplomates th

we have it on record in the past, where ramadan attacks before. isis also believes in targeting symbolic events, fourth of july, of course, very important for all americans. they want to try to capture the attention to get the focus off from celebrations and more on the fear factor. but, at the same time, we should have a lot of faith and confidence in the u.s., local, and national law enforcement agencies. they will do whatever they can. after -- for the terrorist, they have to be lucky once, the authorities have to be lucky all the time. >> that is always the concern. thank you for joining us. tom, stick around, we'll continue the conversation throughout the day. >>> a shocking sign inside a police van, telling cuffed passengers to enjoy the ride. it could be up right now in a city that has a real struggle between police and its citizens. >>> plus -- whoa, a terrifying moment as a fisherman swims for his life after his kayak is flipped over by a shark but he gets back in his boat and catches it. we'll show you the video and hear from the kayaker

the three-day festival marks the end of ramadan.ys a time for family gatheringer, exchanging gifts and new clothes. markets have been abuzz with excitement. a local charity there are handing out garments for those in need. >>> a syrian camp of refugees have been making the most of the day. >> reporter: the children are out at the refugee camp in jordan. dressed in their best getting new toys and playing with their friends. they are celebrating the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. syrians living here are determined to make the day special. >> translator: this is their childhood? do you want us to deprive them of their life? whatever the child asks for you should provide it with ever means necessary. >> translator: the children are the ones that make eid beautiful. the pressure here including at the and lack of water, they get to go out and entertain and experience the atmosphere and remember the days of eid in syria. >> reporter: the camp is home to more than 80,000 syrians. for some eid is a bittersweet time. this man came t

yesterday, as you know was the last night of ramadan, during the last ten days of ramadan there's an occasion known as the night of power during which the faithful worship, they seek repentance. do you think there's any coordination between what happened in chattanooga yesterday and the attacks specifically and the end of ramadan? >> i don't think it relates to the end of ramadan. i think that would be too simple an interpretation. in these cases you're talking about an individual who is going through an emotional process that involved an attack that not only will lead to deaths but most probably in my judgment he knew would lead to his own death. you've got to go to the process of weeks and months including other individual whose are radicalizing him that leads him to a decision based on a combination of factors. maybe something was happening in his personal life one date i rarely saw instances where a terrorist, especially somebody who as emotionally invested like this guy, it's got to be more complicated. >> what do you think, paul? >> isis called for a surge in terrorism during r

to days the last day of ramadan. ramadan has just ended here on the -- east coast.be looking for the possibility that this was an attack bay islamic extremists on the last day of ramadan. we do not know the motive at this point. important to emphasize. >> what about isis communication, isis reaction going out this afternoon and this evening around the world? >> what we have seen on twitter, isis fan boys, celebrating, lots of tweets congratulating this person for launching this attack. though we have seen no formal claim of responsibility yet from isis. and law enforcement authorities have not told us about any kind of communications that may have gone back and forth. though we have seen in some recent terror plots, isis operatives in syria communicating with americans in the united states. for example, elton simpson attempted to carry out at take on an event in garland, texas two months ago. >> i just heard from someone who had something of an acquaintance of this young man. described to me as a country guy who liked beers and tennessee football. just another guy.

. >> most families have feasts during the muslim holy month of ramadan.s person worries about what he'll feed his family when they break their fast at sunset. when the syrian family arrived in jordan a year ago, they were taken to the camp. they couldn't live in the unforgiven desert and escaped. he life in east hammon and don't receive assistance from u.n. agencies. >> i ran away from the camp. there's no electricity, we had to walk for ages to get water and carry it to the shelter. the shop is far away. i'm an old man, i couldn't walk to the shop without breaking down. >> no u.n. assistance means no education for his daughters or health car. jamal is diabetic and goes for days without his pills. his wife, with speech and hearing impairment, has been forced to find work as a housemaid. >> i work to afford drinking water and buy our girls needs. if my daughters are sick, how do i by them medicine. i wish we stayed in syria and died there. this life is too difficult. >> reporter: life in exile forced many families to forget their dreams and aspirations and

they are celebrating eid, the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan.g here are determined to make the day special. . >> translator: this is their childhood. do you want us to deprive them of their life? we cannot whatever the child asks for, we should provide it with every means necessary. >> translator: eid here is for children. they are the ones that make eid beautiful. you know the psychological pressures they experience in syria and here. they go out to get entertained, experience the atmosphere, and remember the days of eid in syria. >> reporter: the camp is home to more than 80,000 syrians, to some eid is a bittersweet time. mohammed came to jordan two years ago. he is among the 4 million people who have escaped the war in syria and gone to neighboring countries. >> reporter: we feel that during this eid we're very far away from our children. far from our country, far from our siblings. >> reporter: life here at the camp isn't always easy. power cuts are common. social services basic. and petty crime is on the rise. three years since it was opene

it's ramadan, we want you to step up to the plate and engage in some terrorist attack.it doesn't mean -- but they're activated in their own minds to go do something. that's so much more different for law enforcement and intelligence services to disrupt. it doesn't have the logisticing package that goes with it where they can get a sense of what's happening. >> i'm told they're very obviously concerned about the social media talent that isis shall we say, is going out. you have under mid july or so you get extra points in heaven if you engage in a suicide attack right now, but beyond the public receipt ricks, the leader of isis sending out a message publicly there's a lot of chatter they say that's now encrypted, it's much more difficult to monitor. >> well it's very problematic. the big political debate in america, we were concerned a phone call from syria to the united states might be going to a u.s. citizen window a warrant. we are on the wrong side of this political debate. they have made it more difficult for our intelligence services to try to get the information t

i think we need to look beyond july 4 to ramadan. followers around the world will be rewarded tenfold if they launch attacked during ramadan. it ain't go going away after the july 4 weekend. >> that's for sure. seems like the new normal. we are hearing so much from officials about what extra measures they are putting in place. who is the audience that officials are speaking to in laying this out? is it the public to say we're on it? is it the potential terrorists to say, beware? >> it's the police first of all, the local police are the first line of defense. they have to be looking for leads, stopping cars randomly looking for people out of place. this kind of threat has to go out to the american people because it's the american people that are ultimately the target. it doesn't do to keep these things secret. i think when the fbi releases a threat like this or homeland security they're very serious about it. i have never seen a higher alert since 9/11. >> i have heard that from more than one person. it's unsettling. paul what you are

david: today is the last day of ramadan. when you see what devastation hit the marine corps today i immediately thought of lieutenant colonel oliver north. he of course is the embodiment of a marine in body spirit and soul. also host of war stories with oliver north. colonel, very sad day for the marin corps today. the armed forces center was first place that was hit. fortunately no unwas killed there although a individual was shot. it was navy reserves ops center where the four marines were killed about seven 1/2 miles away from the first shooting. this shooter specifically, we still don't know whether it was terrorism of an isis-inspired variety but this shooter was targeting the military, does he not? >> certainly looks that way. we don't know what his motive is next. i'm sure we'll find out next few days once all investigators get on the scene. here is what we do know, peter reported on some of this, isis consistently called every month for attacks on law enforcement and military globally. we know those threats included

they are celebrating the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. syrians living here are determined to make the day special. >> this is their childhood, do you want us to deprive them of their life? we cannot. whatever the child as for, we should provide it with every means necessary. >> aid here for the children, they make it beautiful. you know the psychological pressures they experience in syria and the pressure here including lack of heat and water. they get to remember the day. >> the camp is home to more than 80,000 syrians. to some, it is a bittersweet time. he came two years ago. he is among the 4 million people who escaped the war and gone to neighboring countries. >> we feel that we are far from our children. far from our country far from our siblings. >> life here isn't always easy. power cuts are common. social services are basic and petty crime is on the rise. three years since it was open, the camp is looking more like a permanent settlement and for so many require you know, the only place they can call home during this holiday. al ja

and isis however, had called for attacks during ramadan. and they certainly happened.u think it is in particular that they wanted to see acts during this time? >> isis is a mafia. and their only message is a message of violence. and they want to terrorize people with this image that they will do anything gruesome. and they themselves are cowardly. and despicable. and so they exploit these situations. and this is what we all have to be aware of. there will be groups who will exploit the situation to support the violent extremism. and unfortunately there will be groups here in america as well who will exploit this as well as wicked opportunities, we have to be unified to defeat terrorism. >> and i want to ask you, salam, he reportedly wrote in his blog life is short and muslims should let the opportunity to -- should not let the opportunity to submit to allah pass you by. how would you characterize what he was trying to say? >> that is rather cryptic. i don't think it really means anything. you could say that it means that he is just reflecting. i have no idea. but what

today is the last day of ramadan. >> ramadan, the muslim holy month. >> the muslim holy month that endsonight. so there's been a lot of concern that that could be isis-inspired plots in the united states concern around the july 4 holiday. there's also an accelerating number of americans getting involved in isis-inspired plots in the united states. 15 americans getting involved in those plots, allegedly since march. so all of that adds to the threat environment. clearly we don't know yet whether this was indeed a case of islamist terrorism. >> we're also now learning from a law enforcement source that the car that this individual mohammod youssuf abdulazeez was driving, a silver mustang convertible, was a rental car. >> a rental car, wolf. >> and obviously not cheap to renting a silver mustang convertible. >> right. we don't know exactly again what this means as far as his motivation. was this so that it would be perhaps be harder for them to figure out who he was if he was planning to try to get away or was this just for convenience, frankly, because bringing down the top of the car as

that should allow us -- that should last through the ramadan. -- through the ramadan period. >> one week to get aid into yemen, the u.s. has announced a conditional pause that will last to the end of ramadan. >> full access to all parts of the countries, including airports, should be ensured with a view to reaching people in need, including the essential -- with essential medicines vaccinations food, and water. >> other parties have agreed to respect the temporary pause. 21 million people are in urgent need of humanitarian aid, with millions one step away from famine. it civilian death toll has topped 1500. over one million people have fled their homes. fear -- half the population in this city are displaced. airstrikes a constant threat. back in march with the agreement of exiled president heidi -- president hadi, airstrikes were carried out against the houthi rebels, who seized the city in september. since the conflict began, little aid has gotten through and despite a five-date humanitarian cease-fire in may. cyril: to indonesia now, where a volcanic erosion on java has closed five maj

the end of islam's holy month of ramadan. >> we don't need this truce. it means that we're going to stop a new war but we want to end this war with the two sides. >> i adopted like this kind of truce because we're under the aggression of the saudi coalition. >> 21 million yemenis are in need of food water and medicine. aid groups have had difficulties making deliveries because it's too dangerous. the hope is that this one week window of calm will be the safer root to those in need. just as the previous humanitarian truce did. >> transportation will be little bit better from before. we'll be an i believe to deliver the aid to some cityies that have serious conflict. >> but one week will not be enough to tackle this humanitarian crisis. that's why many are hoping that this truce becomes permanent. >> david milliband is the president and ceo of the international rescue committee which overseas relief and development in over 40 countries including yemen. earlier he told me a more rigorous approach for providing yemen with aid was needed. >> i think that it's

this during the muslim holy month of ramadan through the middle of july.he terrorist lists of sympathizers growing by the week. >> all they're trying to do is to inspire one or between or a small number of individuals to conduct attacks, and their propaganda begs people to do this in the west in the u.s. in europe in north africa. people are now listens. >>> the u.s. is not alone in facing the threat of isis-inspired attacks. the uk carried out an eerily realistic counter-terrorism drill with more than 1,000 emergency personnel this week. this is the body of 30 british citizens gunned down by an eye supporter arrived home by military escort. >>> joining us is paul crookshank and paul if i could begin with you, this is really for the help of our viewers at home. they hear terror threats all the time. this one is different, i know from talking to different -- why is it different and briefly characterize the real threat of an attack. >> terrorist groups have had a long-standing ambition. they realize that could create additional psychological trauma documents

. >> translation: last ramadan he was in an israeli prison, this ramadan, he's in a palestinian gaol. it's hard when a fellow countryman puts chains on your son's hands. >> reporter: this latest crackdown has been building for months, on wednesday, the israeli military announced the arrest of 40 supporters. for allegedly planning attacks on israel. palestinians warned of more arrests to come soon. >> the arrests are related to civil peace and security, our priority is the palestinian interest, and that is to maintain civil peace and security. >> whatever the case, the arrests will deepen the political crisis between hamas and the pa. >>> egypt says it carried out airistration in north sinai. the military says it destroyed weapons and explosives. dozens of i.s.i.l.-linked fighters soldiers and civilians died in violence in sinai. egypt's president abdul fatah al-sisi insist the situation in the region is stable making the comments during a surprise visit to troops stationed in north signa. hamas denied accusations that it helped the rebel groups. a spokesperson for the palestinian resi

ramadan started a couple of weeks ago and continues until july 17th.rder, we had the three attacks a week ago friday in leone, france the beheading, the tunisia mosque attack and an attack in kuwait. it is a steady drumbeat. keep doing it. it is not in particular because of the fourth of july at least from ramadan headquarters if you will or at least their media centers. here the authorities are worried that because it is the fourth of july because there will be hundreds of thousands of people at various events around the country that it does present an enticing target to followers of isis that if you want to kill somebody you will get maximum media coverage plus the extra bonus points in heaven if you do it now. >> i spoke with a journalist michael daley, about 30 minutes ago. he talked about a possible terror cell in new york that is of particular interest. i heard the members were allegedly researching how to make pressure cooker bombs. what do you think after hearing that conversation? >> i heard that interview. that was a case that had been going

this is the last day today of ramadan.ir readers have set followers will be left with -- it's the last day of ramadan today, but i think what tom was saying about us being very cautious about motive is absolutely spot on. and now we just don't of islamist terrorism. it has some of the hallmarks of previous lone wolf plots and attacks. >> absolutely paul. i think it goes without saying at this point we're only going to report what we know but we do know there's been a heightened level of concerns this summer during ramadan, which we're in right now, and two locations were military location and the four people deceased are u.s. marines. >>> this is just the early stages paul. any chatter on the internet in they have these terror related web sites or groups? >> we're seeing the isis fan boys react on twitter, celebrating this about you there's no official claim of responsibility yet from any group. these kind of people tend to celebration thunderstorms or hurricanes against the united states so i don't think we should put too

celebration marking the end of ramadan is known as eid. groups in india hugged one another after months of fasting and contemplation. in egypt, they had morning prayers and gathered in the park to enjoy an afternoon together. and crowds of people in pakistan scrambled on to buses and trains heading home to their loved ones to celebrate the holiday. >>> we now know the names of the four marines killed in that attack in tennessee. ahead here the careers and families of the men who were taken too soon. >>> plus a former federal agent explains what may drive someone like abdulazeez to commit such heinous acts. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you think about.

the celebration which marks the end of ramadan is when muslims give loved ones gifts of clothing andrs in the old city say they have barely been able to keep up with the demand. >> translator: in the past these streets would be empty. but since israel opened the check point, business has been great. >> reporter: joining the thousands of palestinian visitors from the west bank have been a few hundred muslim woe shippers from the gaza strip. all enjoying the sites, food and shopping the old city has to offer. but israel's restrictions will be back in place shortly after the eve celebration. >>> stay with us here on al jazeera. we have got another full bulletin of news straight ahead, with barbara sarah. stay tuned. ♪ >>> anger on the streets, fury in parliament greece decides on the latest bailout package as the international monetary fund report says the deal is un unsustainable. ♪ >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program, saudi-backed yemeni forces seize an airport, and now say they are closing in on the main sea port.

it happened on the last day of ramadan.gain, he didn't seem to leave a message this is what he was doing. if he was doing it in the name of a cause, he would be more open about that. so far, none of the eyewitnesses said he called out to god while he was doing it. it's a mystery so, far. i think the authorities will come up with a sort of more complete picture in the next 48 hours or so. so far, it's really hard. we are looking at all the places and for all the clues you normally expect. we are not finding any. >> we will see if they can connect the dots. bobby, thanks very much. good to have you on "new day." chris? >> another story we have been following, a young woman that survived a plane crash. she's speaking about the harrowing ordeal and the painful cries of help she heard from the plane. you will hear from awe tim veatch next. ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. i already feel like we're

you would not find hardly anyone here in ramadan. but since israel opened up check points business has been great. >> there have been a few hundred worshipers from the gaza strip all enjoying the sights, food and everything that the city has to offer. but it won't last long. israel's restrictions will be back in place. al jazeera. >> the exact moment a mexican drug lord broke out of prison has within captureed. >> this is the moment in which the world's most wanted drug lord ended his stay in the max maximum security prison in mexico. slipping quietly into his bathroom and then simply disappearing. yo aqin guzman known as el chapo slipped through this tunnel. the powerful sinaloa cartel that he leads his escape comes only 16 months after the government paraded him as the biggest capture in the war against drugs. the interior minister left no doubt that this was an ideas inside job. >> he had to have help from the staff. if that's confirmed it will be an act of corruption and the betrayal of the mexican people. >> the prisons' directo

for the past few weeks they have been expecting a ceasefire to be announced since the beginning of ramadanpeople are wondering why humanitarian pause has not yet taken effect. david? the >> mohammed thank you very much indeed. >>> it has been a year since israel began its bombardment of gaza. the united nations says 75% of the victims were civilance. among the israeli victims 66 soldiers, 5 civilians who lost their lives, nearly 470 soldiers, and more than 260 civilians were hurt. the united nations says 18,000 homes in gaza were destroyed and many more will damaged. and it will cost nearly a billion dollars to rebuild. >> reporter: this man hasn't climbed these steps in nearly a year. they used to lead into what was once a large home he shared with his extended family. now all that is left is rubble. he also lost much more than his house during last year's war, he also lost most of his family. these photos are all he has left of his wife three sons, daughter-in-law, and grandson who were all killed in an israeli strike. he says for the past year he and the surviving members of his family

the three-day festival marks the end of ramadan, feeding from dawn to sun set for a month.ime for gatherings and exchanging exists. this is a markey where people have been shopping for food. it's traditional to wear new clothes for eid. markets and shops in jordan's capitol have been busy. a local charity set up a clothes bank handing out garments for those in need. in another part of jordan syrian children living in the zatari refugee camp dressed their best clothes, they visited the market: they have been saving money for the day. all of that you can find on our website. ♪ >> four marines gunned down in chattanooga, what led a man to attack two military offices. >> we have no idea the motivation behind the shooting. >> we are live with the latest investigation and the community reaction. >> a jury convicts james holmes for killing 12 at a colorado movie theater.

>> reporter: people went to the market by goats to celebrate the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. people filled mosques for friday prayers. sources say they saw military jets in the skies above, but there were no airstrikes. >> we are so desperate from the conflict on the ground. people are struggle to go get daily food and we call on go to give us a sign of the relief. >> the humanitarian truce was intended to give yemenis some

we don't know if this is going to be an offensive during the ram danny periodramadan or after ramadan>> thank you. >>> humanitarian ceasefire is supposed to come into effect in yemen at any time. forces seized sanaa forcing abd rabbu mansour hadi out of the capital. fest reaching citizens in need of help. u.n. says nearly 4 million require some type of aid. >> distribution of food to 1.1 million, the treatment of 126,000 malnourished children, support for 13,000 pregnant and lactating women how hold items to 55,000 people. the distribution of hygiene or dignity kits to more than 45,000 people and the provision of dengue fever surveillance to over 650,000 people and the reaching of previously inaccessible communities through 29 mobile health and nutrition units. >> spokesman for the saudi led kurdish, says they will respect the humanitarian truce if the houthis abide by the terms. >> translator: first of all, before the coalition agrees to any terms of the humanitarian truce we ask the u.n. to ensure that houthis verbally agree to the truce and stick to it. secondly we need to know wha

during ramadan. with isis so effective in their social media campaign they can put that call out. they can generate all of this buzz and interest. we have seen fbi directors open an investigation in every date. we have seen close to 50 arrests this year. so you have that many more people in the system getting this message and it's seeming to resinate with them. >> all right. so when you talk about it from the perspective of what you lived through talking with the fbi, nypd joint terrorism fas ktask force. what's the difference between concerned citizen and paranoid hoax caller? >> that can be be tough and you don't know that all the time going in. you have to act under the presumption that every call is real you can't just wave it off which is what they had today. they had a massive response and it turned out to be a false alarm. you're going to act as if every threat and every call in is the real deal until proven otherwise. >> meanwhile everybody would encourage people to go forward with their week

took place just at the moment when people were breaking their thoughts and it's the holy month of ramadanome eyewitnesses have managed to get their testimonies out to news media describing awful scenes in one description from an eyewitness called kolo said that boko haram fighters descended on a mosque killing indiscriminantly man and young boys and then proceeded to burn corpses they killed and went to burn down people's homes with people inside and indiscriminantly attacked women and children who were mainly at home and these were some testimonies coming through. one security official who didn't want to be named told reporters that following the attack there was some military activity in the area that apparently that there was some aerial bombardment from the nigerian military who were trying to run boko haram out of the town but because the area is so incredibly remote remember this attack here in particular happened on wednesday but news of it only broke on thursday night. it has been very difficult to corroborate some of these testimonies and so far no official response or reaction t

they're concerned because this is the last day of ramadan. on capitol hill edward lawrence. >> thank you. >>> we the jury find the defendant, james eeghen holmes guilty of murder in the first degree after deliberations. >> the trial of the colorado movie theater shooter now enters a new phase. whether james holmes should be sentenced to death for his crime. he was found guilty of killing 12 people and wounding dozens of others. jurors rejected the idea that holmes was legally insane when he opened fire in the movie theater. the jury deliberated for a day and half before returning guilty verdicts on 165 counts. among those in the courtroom yesterday were survivors of the attack. >> i looked at him when the verdict came out because i wanted to know, what is his response, and there's just nothing. which i mean, that's how i feel towards him is nothing. he's -- he's nothing in my life and i don't want to give him any energy. >> experts say the sentencing phase could prove even more emotionally wrenching as survivors describe the impact of the sho

they believe he could have been motivated by isis calls for violence during the muslim holiday of ramadan. jon: senior national correspondent john roberts is following the investigation life in chattanooga. john. >> reporter: gregg, good morning to you. a couple of things to break to you at this hour. i'm told by u.s. officials in mathal fact that mohammad youssef abdulazeez did make several trips to the middle east including jordan and kuwait and would be obviously logistical next step for the fbi here in the united states and for tell bense agencies overseas to be examining who he contacted on those trips to see if there were any potential radical ties or ties to terrorist groups. i'm told by u.s. officials that yes, his father was investigated for a short period of time to see if he had any ties to terrorist organizations but the u.s. intelligence officials consider that case, closed. officials from the fbi crime lab continue to go over the scene here at the recruiting center where the shooting started and 10 miles away at the reserve base. they say because of number of shots and cash

when his base was attacked with artillery on the borders and it was the end of the holy month of ramadanhey asked for a ceasefire for delivery of humanitarian aid. >> translator: i have been pushing hard to find a solution for the crisis. today i have come to find a quick solution for the sake of the yemen people and looking for a peaceful solution that gets everyone back to dialog to solve all the problems. >> reporter: the u.n. labeled the war in yemen a level three humanitarian crisis the most severe category and means children have been missing out on ordinary activities and out of schools for months now and many have been killed and injured and keep smiling and looking for a future without war, al jazeera. >>> we are going to take you back to our top story, greece and the referendum that happened on sunday and now the resignation of the finance minister yanis varoufakis and we will go to athens now and talk to a political economist in athens. hopefully you can hear me sir, over there in athens. nice to have you with us on al jazeera and i'm reading something you have written for al

she said that it's especially painful during the holy month of ramadan. >> last ramadan he was in an israeli prison. this ramadan he is in a palestinian jail. it is hard when a fellow countryman puts chains on your son's hands. >> this latest crackdown on hamas has been building for months. on wednesday after an operation lasting weeks the israeli military announced the arrest of around 40 hamas supporters for allegedly planning attacks on israel. security officials have warned of more arrests to come soon. >> the arrests are relateed to civil peace and security. >> whatever the case the arrests will only deepen the political crisis between hamas and the pa. al jazeera gaza. >> the saudi-led coalition has launched more airstrikes against houthi rebels in sanaa. humanitarian situation on the ground for the civilians in the capital is now home to thousands of people who have escaped fighting elsewhere in the country. ed. >> this woman said that her house was destroyed in an airstrike. she escaped to sanaa and she's living in a disused school with several other families. >> there is war

call went out during ramadan to do damage. and western nations in america.at coupled with that -- >> yes 92 i. >> in bo saw him walking down street. >> yes, the key word you use -- coupled with. >> i am coming back, they tell me i have to go, what do you think? from fbi's daughter perspective, 4 marines have been shot, killed on u.s. soil, this guy is dead too, a u.s. navy sailor has been shot his condition is unknown, he is hospitalized, keep it right here on fox business we'll be right back. charles: we are back to more on that deadly shooting in chattanooga. the killer was killed. we were talking before the break am your father is in the fbi. there are a lot of profiling. a cautionary tale that went up and law enforcement, the call was put out and this is still ramadan. maybe stopping him, is this okay? >> yes come in a key word that he said was coupled with. and just the color of the skin is not enough by itself. but because of the threat out there, the alert, an fbi agent would absolutely be able to pick that up and without any recourse. i mean, nothing

muslims around the world mark the end of the holy month of ramadan and the beginning of ♪ ♪ >>> we begine conflict in yemen and the sound city of aden has been the flash point in the city since the houthis first laid siege to it in march. but there are fears the victory may be short-lived. >> reporter: the houthis have lost much of the southern city of aden and the internationally recognized yemeni government wants to claim control. >> aden will be the key to our victory and our cause from aden we'll reclaim all of yemen. this is the first of many victories to come. >> reporter: hadi has congratulated the resistence fighters for pushing them out of aden. as they continue to fight in other areas around the city. >> translator: we. [ inaudible ] in forces in the come is hours so the eid in aden will be the happiest. >> reporter: these fighters are against the houthis but that doesn't mean they are pro-hadi. many of secessionists, they fought the government in the past. aden was the final refuge of the hadi government after it was driven from the capital sanaa by houthi rebels last septembe

government in exile and houthi rebels agreed to a ceasefire until the end of the muslim month of ramadanhe truce was brokered by the u.n. and will allow aid agencies to deliver humanitarian supplies. and we have the report. >> reporter: humanitarian aid trickled into yemen's capitol sanaa and provide desperately needed assistance to hundreds of families forced to leave their homes and temporary ceasefire means aid will reach other areas and most of the road access is under the control of houthi fighters. >> during the humanitarian pause humanitarian agencies and partners aim to reach people in need with essential medicine vaccination, food and water and if they have the adequate access aid agencies plan to stockpile supplies throughout yemen including supplies for nutritional assist and for children and emergency shelters and water and sanitation and medical supplies which could benefit over 2.3 million people and food for 1.2 million people for one month. >> reporter: it took the u.n. envoy much convincing to reach a brief humanitarian pause in the fighting and statements from both the

it was also the holy month of ramadan. ramadan goes on until the 15th, i believe. so if there are people listening to isis and this call from the spokesman, the threat is not over. >> that's true, victor. there are people who are listening to isis, but the possibility of any of them going and deciding to do an attack really isn't often holiday specific. we just saw that last month in boston june 2nd when in a recorded call a man said he was going to go out and kill a police officer. the boston pd immediately swept down on him. he pulled a knife and they had to shoot him dead. he decided in his head the time was now to go and start his attack. luckily the fbi had a wiretap and heard the conversation. that's the new normal for always. these things can happen on any given day at any time or location based on what the isis w w wants to do. it doesn't mean everybody is at this high stage of any second now we're going to be attacked. i think that was true for the july 4th holiday. it's still true for the month of ramadan. ramadan ends in a couple of weeks so we'll see if

has been opposing fighting until the end of holy month of ramadan. allowing for humanitarian aid. >> translator: i've been pushing hard to find a solution for crisis. today i've come to find a quick solution for the sake of the yemeni people. we are looking for a peaceful solution that gets everybody back to dialogue to solve all the problems. >> reporter: the u.n. had labeled the war in yemen a level 3 humanitarian crisis its most severe category. means children had been missing out of ordinary activities. out of school for months now many have been killed or injured. nonetheless they keep smiling hoping for a new future without war. abdullah al-shami, al jazeera. >> milestone to the newest addition to convene elizabeth's family. >> because i was african american i was trying to fit in. >> misty copleland's journey wasn't easy. >> dancing gave me the opportunity to grow into the person... i don't think i could be without it. >> now, this trailblazer is opening the door for others. >> i wanna give back to ballet what it's done for me... >> today the

this was after the lengthy fast of ramadan when they prepare for the holiday.dad people flooded in looking to buy ice. a man drives in with an outdoor drug laden with ice, the price significantly lower. they flood towards the truck and try to buy it. inside the ice is hidden a large quantity of explosives. as soon as people are gathered there are hundreds around trying to make that purchase of the ice. the ice is detonated. let's pause on the number of 120. we rattle these numbers off a lot without necessarily thinking how many lives that has been taken. 140 wounded as well in that one single blast. 13 children 14 women, mostly shia. this is isis the predominantly sunni group in the sectarian divides sweeping the violence in the middle east. mostly shia. to end the ramadan holy month with extraordinary violence isis has been perpetrating with this one shocking episode. go back in your mind to maybe ten years. a spectacular bombing that killed over 100. all qaeda and iraq were wreaking the most havoc they could. >> nick, you mentioned. 120 dead but with so many

it's falling during the holy month of ramadan so you get an uptick in threat reporting during ramadan. there's more call to arms that goes out: we also just have a lot more people kind of in the system, if you will. the fbi director said there are cases open in every fbi field office. we've seen the effects of social media, how many more people are enticed to you know, be sympathetic if not actually join isis so you have that in play. we've seen coordinated attacks overseas in tunisia and paris so we know that isis spreads beyond just its borders in iraq and syria. so you things together and this does seem like there's more this year than other years. also when we were speaking of the warning homeland security and fbi put out, it wasn't just fourth of july. they mentioned attacks on prophet mohammed cartoon festivals. so when you lump those together it tells me there is some specificity specificity. they are getting snippets of intelligence but not enough to say it's going on the on this day at this time. >> so we have a lot of guys like yourself and in your past employment charged wi

but today was the last day of ramadan.ntial significance of that to today's deadly rampage. >> the potential significance is isis called for a surge of terrorism during ramadan. ten times more rewards in the afterlife if they carried out an attack during the ramadan period. so, clearly, there may be some significance with the timing here. in the very last stretch, the rewards for this kind of operation can go up exponentially. >> so the fact that it was a military target, what's the c significance of that? >> well, again, isis had been calling for attacks on military targets in the united states. we've seen a string of isis-inspired plots over the last few months in the united states which the f.b.i. had thwarted against military facilities. in france, just on monday, they called it a terrorist plot to target military facilities. isis are singling out western militaries for attacks. they're calling for these lone wolf attacks against those targets. >> so cnn has spoken to some of his neighbors. also spoke to a coach. one o

ramadan. there is a belief they'll go straight to heaven and certain things follow. i believe that all of the reports from his friends and coaches is that yes, he was an observant muslim. that didn't necessarily indicate any sort of violent behavior. the post in his year book was a tongue in cheek question. it wasn't necessarily an angry question. so i think right now, the fbi will be looking at all of this. who was he in contact with online? i'm sure there is an incredible forensic trail online in material of chat room activity and other signs. certainly this report by "the new york times," that his father was on a watch list at one point and then was taken off of it. all of that has to be investigated. >> in washington thank you. joining us on the ground in tennessee. a report he for the chat chapter free press. joy, i see that your numb has put out pretty much everything you've been able to find out about this young man. what can you tell us? >> well we have been able to determine that he w

during ramadan generous neighbours drop off a meal. on the days they don't, families have to manage on their own, and that means eating what is available. >> this is what they have in their kitchen. they never oat meet unless it's from their neighbours. the family says it's moments like these that make them feel there's some good in the world. with every passing year the demand of syrians in exile are more basic. >> all we ask the world to look after syrian refugees help them. we need money to eat and drink, that's all. >> jamal never expected syria to bam so ruined and doesn't expect it to go back to the way it was. for now they are living a temporary life not knowing how much worse it will get. >> still ahead - will it be the united states or japan crowned champions, we have the latest from the women's world cup fine in vancouver in a moment. >> because i was african american i was trying to fit in. >> misty copleland's journey wasn't easy. >> dancing gave me the opportunity to grow into the person... i don't think i could be without