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we begin with the breaking news. four teens are missing. investigators fear they're on their way to join isis. the teens were from quebec and canadian officials are searching for them. they believe the teens arrived in turkey. this comes as authorities have identified the most western isis fighters in world, jihadi john. the english speaking, black clad figure, the one who speaks and does the beheadings is a 26-year-old londoner namedd mo mohammed emwazi. we'll hear more in a moment. what do you know about the

missing teens? >> the rpnc have opened their investigation. the trail has gone cold in turkey. they believe they had left to go join isis but they have no idea where they ended up. what's interesting here is they were alerted to all of this from families. families increasingly separate seeing their children were being radicalized radicalized. some of them knowing they might believe the country. canada started trying to revoke the passports of those who they think might join isis. in this case that wasn't done. families are desperate to know more. >> paula, thank you very much. we're learning more about the man believed to be jihadi john. we now know his name.

mohammed emwazi. >> our knife will continue to stab the necks of your people. >> reporter: the chief isis killer known as jihadi joan nowhn now identified as moehammed emwazi. seen in a video murdering pilots. his viral videos, but also key clues for international investigators. the basic sent is from a professional class man from a professional family. he once lived in this

neighborhood. >> nice area. >> responsible polite quiet. >> reporter: he graduate frd the university of west minister with a degree in computer programming. he claimed british intelligence investigators harassed them. he turned to a group called cage. cage says it started in 2009 and he traveled to tanzzani. he claimed intelligence officers accused him of trying to go to somali and join a terror group. he said he planned to join his fiancee in kuwait. it's thought he goes onto spend eight months there before returning to the uk where he's detained again in 2010. in 2012 authorities say he went to syria according to cage. >> in terms of him feeling that

he doesn't belong as part of uk society, i think that security agencies played the most crucial rule. >> reporter: months ago both u.s. and british intelligence officers claimed to know the identity of jihadi john but refeezre refused to release it. >> it's possible he will still be face of isis rather than a person in total hiding and darkness. my guess is he's going go under ground. >> reporter: he was last publicly seen in a video with kenji goto. >> you now have 72 hours to pressure your government. >> reporter: he demands $200 million from the japanese government. isis later claims to have killed both men. his identity has been considered an open secret in the law enforcement community. it's out there now. what does this mean? uk officials and officials here

in the u.s. aren't filling in any of the details about his background and have not responded to this narrative of harassment that's been put forward by members of cage who were friends of emwazi at the time he was in london. >> thank you very much alex. you said you spent a great deal of time with him over the years. you knew him. the question is did you have any idea of his radical views, of the fact he wanted to go to syria and fight for isis? >> no. i didn't have any idea that he would ever want to join up with isis. he was having a very very difficult time in the uk. he was client like we have many clients being harassed by the security agencies. he was somebody we were trying to assist.

>> you have seen the horrific videos videos. you've seen the still images of these horrible beheadings we know he's the man standing there, the man talking. when you saw them, did you recognize him? did you think it might be him? >> i think it's important to say that it was the journalist from the washington post who came to me and said that she had confirmation that it was emwazi that was jihadi john. i couldn't be certain that the two men were the same. the person i knew is vastly different. >> vastly different in what way? >> the person was very kind and

didn't give any self-importance about himself. the person i'm seeing on the television that gentleness obviously, quite evidently doesn't seem to be there. >> you described him kind gentle humble. jihad jihadi john is a killer possibly a psychopath. when you saw the similarities in the videos over the past since last august or earlier, did you come forward to authorities and tell them this looks a lot like someone i know? >> i didn't have to because i didn't know until last sunday. it's been a few days that i knew. once again, it was the washington post that put that information towards me. >> you didn't know -- i'm trying to -- it wasn't until you looked

at him closely? >> i haven't watched the videos. it's not the kind of thing i like looking at. when this whole thing started, i've read about the videos of course. i've seen it reported in the print media but i've never actively gone out looking to watch these videos. for me they are extremely disturbing and not the kind of thing that i enjoy watching or looking at or even have an interest of looking at. it's only when the journalist opened her laptop and said would you mind looking at this video and confirming for me whether or not you think it is. i watched them and i said there's a similarity there. i have to admit. i can't give you a guarantee because he's wearing a hood at the end of the day. >> let me just ask you the difficult question here. i know you're saying you haven't watched the videos and didn't and i'm sure most people would agree with that. some media outlet, including newsweek and the daily mail claim you're in a video from august 19th 2006 calling for

jihad against the west outside the american embassy in london. let me play it so our viewers can see it and you can see it. >> we know it's incumbent upon all of us to support the jihad of our brothers and sisters in these countries when they are facing the oppression of the west. >> there's a link to this video on youtube posted on august 6th 2006. the caption says it's you. it has your name. is that you? >> that is me indeed. >> you're calling for jihad against the west? >> yes. in terms of i'm calling on muslims to defend themselves when they are being attacked when they're being oppressed. that's the keyword, oppression. when muslim countries are

unlawfully attacked and invaded then it's the right of any nation to defend itself. i've read a lot of accounts that happened on september 11th i can tell i've read the horror of what took place on that day. i can very much understand why the american people felt the need to want to defend themselves because it's a human emotion. when a people feel that they're under attack or being oppressed like the palestinian then stla to right to self-defense. that is what the most modern conception of jihad is. it's not about overtaking anybody's land. it's not talking about maiming people and destroying them without any reason. the vast majority of muslims around the world feel is they have every right to defend themselves when an unlawful

invasion colonial occupation or racism is the way they are being treated. >> when you say you support the jihad of our brothers and sisters in this country facing the oppression of the west. are you saying you support a group like isis? >> no i'm not. it's the western media and western pseudo academics that constantly perpetuate these narratives that all forms of violence are the same. just because somebody commits an act of violence in iraq, they i equate it with what's going on in palestine. >> when you say jihad, are part of the reason that emwazi become jihadi john. he heard someone like you that he looked up to at a non-profit

he was seeking assistance from and that's part of the reason he became what he became? >> absolutely not. everybody in the uk know what i mean. they know i'm not talking inging about executing people. that's something i'm against in my every day work. when i talk about guantanamo on a daily because that's where i start my work from, it's due process. i recommend to any muslim group or organization or body or even fighting out there that they respect those norm of humanity that we expect when there's conflicts taking place. the idea that all forms of violence are the same as absolute nonsense it's a con

sent concept about defending inging ourselves. >> thank you very much for your time tonight. next, new details about the three brooklyn men suspected of trying to join isis. the man who knows the ring leader of that group. the number of christians abducted by isis is going up higher and higher by the day. where are they and what could be happening to them? on a mump lighter note the video of the day is llamas on the loose. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. the road. it can bring out the worst in people. but the m-class scans for danger... ...corrects for lane drifting...

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u.s. officials say they were about to travel to syria to fieg for isis. he's a 30-year-old man who police say organized and financed the operation. debra is out front many brooklyn where the suspects live. what are you learning? we're learning about the 30-year-old money man.

he promised he would pay for his trip. he gave the 19-year-old about $1300. he took him to the travel agency here on coney island avenue in order to help them buy that ticket. he made promises he would pay for his expenses. enough to buy a weapon. if he needed money in syria then he would send cash. this according to the documents. we know he did speak to multiple individuals asking them to help to fray the cost to support the brothers. that's the code name for the jihadist. we're also learning a little bit more about him personally. kwoents e don't know we don't know when he arrived in the united states but he visa. he opened kiosks. we assumed he was using money to help fund some of these activities.

he did overstay his visa. the efforts we're helping the two men who lived in the building behind me to travel to syria to join isis. >> thank you very much. you talk toed about islam. what did you talk about? >> he didn't know much about islam. thought i would be the right person to ask the questions he

had. >> did you feel he was going down the wrong path? >> there was tense conversation between him and i regarding some touchy subjects about islam. one of the things i advised him to learn islam from reliable sources, not from internet. i had a sense he was going towards that path getting his information from internet. >> phil does this surprise you? >> there's a couple of things you'll have to note. this individual who was seeking guidance about whether martyrdom is the right answer. if you don't get the answer you shop around. this is looking for the person who will tell you that committing an act of violence is

appropriate. >> that's what it sounds like he was doing. >> you said in some senses he reminded you of a lost man. >> because he didn't have a background in islam and learning is from teachers at school. he was kind of lost off his arguments -- about his arguments. he make statements and he didn't have background information about the statements. that's why i said he was a lost man. >> phil when you hear about that and put this together with the fbi warning which is there are people in various stages of radicalization in all 50 states and not just one per state, how hard is it to find theedsse people. how many more people are out there doing that that they can't find?

>> it's not hard. it's impossible. the popular perception is the first front lines is family and friends. that's nice in theory. families and friends don't know. they will get an answer they don't want, they'll find an avenue that's more radical and more secretive. the second is you're talking about past radicalization. it's not illegal in america. we were built on radicals 250 years ago. the question is how do you start looking across the internet after all the furer, how do you look on the internet when you look at people practicing free speech to look at that one-tenth and 1% that's thinking about violence. >> in a sense it's impossible. police are saying he helped organize and finance this plan to terror operation. from the man that you knew does that surprise you that he could be in some ways the master mind of something like this? >> of course. i was surprised seeing their

names on the news. his personality, he's a calm guy. >> when you hear him talk about him as a nice planman, gentleman, good to talk to. some people think it would be obvious who these people are but obviously it's not. >> there's a couple of classic character isistics characteristics. we have 15 years of this. one is the segregation in the subject's mind is one piece of life versus the piece of life in the community. please identify the people at risk. i found parents didn't know. their kids talk. if i wanted to talk to one person in this case it would be that 30-year-old. there's a human being involved somewhere and it's usually the

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affected. dana bash is outfront live on capitol hill. we're hours away until dhs runs out of money. what's the hold up? >> the hold up is the republicans who are demanding that any fund will go along with the rider that blocks the president's executive actions that allows millions of undocumented immigrants to stay in the country. that's still the fundamental difference. what we understand is how republicans because they can't come up with the solution to fund the department through the end of the fiscal year they're going to try to pass a three-week stopgap measure to make sure it doesn't run out of money tomorrow night. it's not ideal. it's not 100% they can pass that but they'll try tomorrow. >> what do you think? do you think they'll succeed? >> probably. i can tell you that house democratic leaders are telling their rank and file don't vote for this. they think it's ridiculous that

once again they're just continuing funding that's a couple years old and the department needs new programs and so forth to keep the american people safe, and it's time to do that. there probably will be enough republicans who don't want to have egg on their face for another shut down that they will pass this and the senate will do so as well. that just means three weeks from now we'll be having the same conversation. how are they going to reconcile these philosophical and political differences whether to fund the department and how far to push back on the president's immigration policy. >> pretty sad from washington as isis grows. isis is abducting even more christians. more than 260 christians from syria have been kidnapped. activists close to the groups are giving numbers. it was not even 100 a few days ago. now it's up to 260 as they go from village to village.

ben is in iraq. this is pretty frightening when you think about it that these numbers are going up every single day. they are taking more and more christians. we keep anticipating. they are keeping reports there will be some sort of video from isis about what they intend to do with them. what do you think they're intent could be? >> this is tragic. it's part of isis' plan to take over more territories and recall the challenge, the isis troops going on into iraq and going after syrian christians in the province long standing home of the syrian christians. they're trying to take more

territory and engage in culture and heritage genocide. we have seen what they have done with hostages in the past. with the males there's the potential they could kill them slaughter them put them on video. the women, perhaps marry them off or sell them into sexual slavery and sending back the elderly and those that are infirmed back into the communities. it's really a tragic situation and difficult to predict what will happen at this point. >> pretty awful when you look at the precedent here. there's not been a single moment of humanity in these situations. is anything being done on the ground by anyone? whether by u.s. special forces on any one to try to rescue these 262 christians or is it pretty much no one has no idea where they are. >> i've seen some reports that the syrian kurds are beginning

to push and attack isis positions in this part of syria. that may lead to perhaps, more information and intelligence where the hostages are being held. that's being supportive based on some of the reports i've seen by american air power. you may have the advantage of if these numbers continue to swell, it's hard to hold that many hostages or at least to control them without being noticed. the reality is these are territories where isis controls the ground and difficult to capture and find the hostages. >> i have ben now on the phone from iraq. ben, i want to you about another new development today. another upsetting video that's out from isis that we got late today that shows the destruction of priceless pieces of history of anticquityantiquity.

tell me why they say their doing it. >> reporter: this is a five minute video posted on the internet. it shows the mosul museum. you see men pushing one statue over after another, smashed to the floor and they go after them with sledge hammers. then you see another man with a drill defacing these famous winged that dates back to the 7th century b.c. during this video there's an unidentified man who claims they are destroying idol because that's what god has ordered them to do and they will do it even if they were worth billions of dollars. this is really part of this long term campaign by isis to eradicate any vestages of pre-islamic, non-islamic civilization. we've seen this happen in

countless places in syria as well as here in iraq. we have spoke to sources in mosul that say the video is only half the story. the other half is that isis has sold many of the priceless antiquities from the museum to merchants on the black market. erin. >> it's horrible. it's like some of the militants did. you just heard ben reporting they are saying god ordered them to do this. what does isis gain by being so destructive of things like this and releasing the video. who says that's a good thing? i'm inspired by that. >> among their followers, many of them think this is exactly what should be happening.

they are justifying this. the idea is they are trying to reshape the map not just erasing the border between syria and iraq but also changing the face of history and culture itself. part of this is their team to e reshape the identity in history. this is part of that program. anyone who asks the question what is the battle against isis look like. you just need to watch that video. >> all right. thank you very much. next, united airlines revealing recent string of near misses. i've got the memo that went to every pilot. some pretty terrifying things happening at one of the most prominent carriers in the world, and the safest. plus the video everyone is talking about. a pair of llamas versus law enforcement.

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a brutally honest message there's been a series of near misses and pilot errors at that airline. pretty frightening when you consider one of the safest airlines in the world has a two-page memo incredibly terrifying. officials write our airline has experienced near misses. it's safe to say most people consider and its record shows to be one of the safest airlines in the world. warning of massive pilot error. reading this is pretty scary. you say this is united airlines. what are the safety events?

>> they are talking about one low on fuel and one nearly hitting ground. a plane does a fly around. it says something is wrong. it's normally not such a big deal. if you wait too long before initiating such a thing which seems to be what happened here then you're talking about a much more serious measure. why is that? this plane is coming in hundreds of thousands of pounds at hundreds of mile answer hour. suddenly they have to change the physics and go a different direction. what does that mean? that means in the cockpit a series of precise things must be done very quickly. they have to go to full power. they have to reset the flaps. they have to retract the landing gear. they have to stabilize their climb and inform the control tower. in a big jet sochlme of this may be automated. a crew still has to be in charge and a lot of stuff has to happen in a short period of time. the closer you are to the

ground the less time you have. >> say the pilots don't perform the pull up at the right moment. that's not something that happens every day. you can get it slightly wrong. that's the fear. if you don't pull up at that exact instant, what then happens? >> any number of things could happen. first, one you may not succeed. the truth is this plane is at one of the most dangerous points of any flight, which is where it's transitioning from being a flying vehicle to a rolling vehicle. if you don't get it right you can go into the ground in an uncontrolled fashion. it's not a good thing. secondly all that being done at once could create an instability in the aircraft and make it hard to manage on the ground there. if you're way up in the air you can recover from that. if you're only 100 feet or 200 feet off the ground you may not have room. what if you do power through all

of this and go blasting into the air, you can create a big hazard zone. air traffic where it's not expected for all sorts of other aircraft. even those the incidents in the past few weeks have not caused an accident this is why united is taking it so seriously. they know the ingredients are there for something terrible to happen and they want their people to get on it. >> i would say if this is what you united is saying then you have to think about a lot of other airlines that could be the same if not a lot worse. >> i'll guarantee you they're paying attention. >> tom, thank you very much. next, pot now legal in washington, d.c. tokers ignoring warnings from congress that they could end up in jail. what happened at the moment it became legal? what's batetter than watching an l.a. car chase? we'll show you the llamas on the

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white house. but not everyone is happy. congress is threatening to throw the mayor in jail over it. miguel marquez is out front. >> reporter: are you guys happy to be here? >> yes. beyond happy. >> reporter: happily and legally. smoking up in the nation's capital. >> for the first time ever recreational marijuana is smoked without taxation and regulation in barack obama's backyard. >> reporter: no one at this midnight pot party a stranger to using marijuana, but for those who enjoy it being able to use it legally, a new and nearly emotional experience. >> for the first time i feel safe and i feel respected and i feel comfortable. >> reporter: not everyone so satisfied. the chairman of the congressional committee overseeing the district of columbia insisting the city is breaking the law and allowing residents to smoke. >> free reign on marijuana use, i just don't buy that. i just don't think that's the

way they should operate. so states right, yes, but washington, d.c. is not a state. >> reporter: congress has stopped d.c. from allowing recreational sales but the cultivation, possession and use here now legal for anyone over 21. after being arrested his head shop raided and shut down in 2012 ad m et nadam ettinger. >> making sure politicians elected to support us once they got in office. >> reporter: a pot revolution in the capitol, a sign of a growing movement nationwide. >> from the nation's capitol to change the marijuana laws in such a way, it will have an impact across the nation and internationally. >> reporter: nine states may move ahead with recreational marijuana sales despite federal laws saying possession and the sale of pot is illegal. michael collins lobbies for

marijuana legalization. >> sooner or later, congress will have to take action on this issue and it's going to go in the direction of allowing states of setting own marijuana policies. >> reporter: the end of national marijuana prohibition on the horizon? >> it's good to know i'm doing this on camera and it's okay. >> reporter: in the nation's capitol, it already feels that way. >> how long before pot could be legal across the nation given the states seem to be everywhere? >> reporter: they're moving fast. in 2017 with the states online california if it goes as well and legalizes recreational pot, you'll take this industry from tens of billions of dollars a year to a hundred billion, perhaps even more than that. there will be great pressure on congress to regulate from banking to finances and taxes to interstate commerce. and then i think, soon after 2017 if you have all those come on board, there will be serious pressure. erin? >> what was your verdict of the quality of the goods at the

party? >> reporter: well just being in there, i can tell you, i slept very well without having to do anything. >> secondhand right? you don't even need to inhale. thank you, miguel. next on the land. this is the video of the day. aiding arrest in arizona and llamas guys they're not sweet. they're tough. you'll see why. in new york state, we're reinventing how we do business so businesses can reinvent the world. from pharmaceuticals to 3d prototyping, biotech to clean energy. whether your business is moving, expanding or just getting started... only new york offers you zero taxes for 10 years with startup ny business incubators that partner companies with universities, and venture capital funding for high growth industries. see how new york can grow your business and create jobs. visit ny.gov/business

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so if you know me or have watched the show for a long time you know i love camels and llamas and camels come from the same genetic family. when the llama drama was playing out today, you know who i was rooting for. the long hair and the big eyes. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: it was like the bonnie and clyde of llamas all cloetzed in. there was no shootout. just some fancy footwork for a couple of hours, the llamas led authorities on a wild llama chase. >> llamapalooza. >> reporter: televised live the terror to llamas on the run. >> this is a pair of llamas on the loose. >> not sure what the strategy is here in trying to get these two

llamas. >> reporter: just talking about it induced anchor giggles. >> we'll check in on black llama and update the status of this white llama. >> reporter: the two llamas reportedly mother and child, were doing therapy work at an assisted living facility in sun city arizona, when something spooked them and they took off. >> we've been out here for an hour trying to catch them. we are wondering if we can get some help. >> reporter: over and over authorities try to cut them off but it's not easy to cut off a llama. even a golf cart was deployed. one news banner, called it a "llow speed chase." sometimes they ran into traffic and other times, went into the lane. >> we have 24 hours a day to do the news. enjoy the llamas. >> reporter: the younger black one barely escaped being grabbed and then lassoed, managing to rejoin the white one.

together the two gave the slip to an ever growing number of pursuers pursuers. >> i feel silly talking about this but it's sort of hard to take your eyes off the screen here. >> reporter: they're twice as big as alpaca but that didn't stop the alpaca jokes. tweeted jake tapper watch out that one on the left may be alpacking heat. and a few minutes later, it was the llamas turned. >> let's move on to an important story for our country. >> reporter: what could be more important than this? the sheriff's department said the llamas were taken back to the ranch. there was no therapy, no therapy? this was therapy. for the la lamasllamas. >> there he goes. wants to be free. >> reporter: and maybe for the newscasters. jeanne moos cnn, new york. >> i have to say, i have no shame. we have to cover serious things so much of the time i would have been happy to be on during

the llama chase because the llama drama is continuing tonight. you will not believe this. there are llamas on the loose in vancouver, washington north of portland. llamas are out on the lam. beware because they spit. thank you for joining us. set your dvr to record anytime. anderson starts now. hey, good evening. thank you for joining us. the end of a day we learned the identity of the isis killer known as jihadi john we are learning about the search for what could be his latest young recruit recruit. four canadians maybe more potentially in syria potentially part of the fight already and we learned today from the director of counterterrorism center more than 40 westerners have gone off to fight for isis so far. that total including 180 americans according to the director of national intelligence and possibly those young canadians. our paula is there. >> reporter: we know sometimes they were