PAUL: Whatever you're doing, take a moment. Will you please look at your screen. These are tunnels used by ISIS near the city of Fallujah. The militants are trying to escape the frontlines of battle and keep their soldiers alive. Now this network of tunnels here was discovered by an Iraqi group. The Iraqi paramilitary group. One of the longest tunnels in the system surrounded a brick factory. The Iraqi military is currently engaged in a desperate fight to retake Fallujah from</s>ISIS. BLACKWELL: An American father and son imprisoned by a key U.S. ally are due to learn their fate from a judge tomorrow. Kamal Eldarat and his son Mohamed have been detained in the United Arab Emirates for nearly two years charged with several offenses including at one time supporting terror groups. The U.N. says the Eldarats were beaten into confessing. The families call this ordeal a living nightmare. CNN producer Jon Jenson joins us live from Abu Dhabi in the UAE. So, Jon, what do we know about the trial?</s>JENSEN: Well, it's a high profile trial here in the UAE. But somewhat secretive given the past terror charges these two defendants have faced the men, Mohamed and Kamal Eldarat, both successful businessmen in Dubai now face two criminal counts including engaging in hostilities in a foreign country</s>BLACKWELL: And again, they call this a living nightmare. We'll see the outcome of this hearing tomorrow. Jon Jensen, thanks so much.</s>PAUL: Well, he lost a leg after an IED attack in Iraq. It didn't stop him from scaling the tallest mountain in the world. Look at this. We're speaking Staff Sergeant Chad Jukes from base camp.</s>STAFF SERGEANT CHAD JUKES, COMBAT-WOUNDED VETERAN: It was still very unreal to stand on top of Mt. Everest and realize that I was actually there. You know, looking up on that mountain is so imposing and so large. That it's a really a surprising and phenomenal accomplishment.
ISIS Tunnel Network Discovered In Iraq; Imprisoned Americans To Learn Fate In UAE