we are back here next sunday, every sunday, 11:00 and 5:00 with the latest buzz. fox news alert on that horrific knew video purporting to show british aid worker david haynes beingby heeded by an isis terrorist. >> i'm eric shawn. a blunt and emotional david cameron responding forcefully. he used powerful language vowing to hunt down the terrorist and quote, ensure they face justice. he made no explicit mention of joining the u.s. air strikes anticipated, he did promise to do whatever is necessary to defeat the terrorists who it seems are only em boldened.

emmy kellogg jones us live with the latest from london. >> reporter: hi, eric. david cameron said that british military intelligence are helping with logistics and other aspects of the u.s. air strikes, but as you mentioned, not getting involved in unilateral air strikes of any kind in iraq. what britain is focused on is providing arms to the fighters really on the front lines of this fight with isis. there was an emergency government meeting this morning. 9ñ the urgency in the fight against these terrorists only increases. and the video released by isis, the killer dressed in black with what seems to be the same british accent we've heard before pointed to britain's arming of the soldiers and the bombing of the dam that isis is

taking retribution for. they have called david haynes is hero. haynes worked with the needy and at times specifically withx÷ th handicapped in the world's most dangerous places. he leaved behind two daughters and a wife. david cameron raised back to london last night. today he addressed the nation voicing his disgust at isis. >> they boost of their brutality. they came to do this in the name of islam. that is nonsense. islam is a religion of peace. they are not muslims, they are monsters. >> and, eric,l%í isis has threatened to kill yet another british aide worker if the fight against isis continues. >> and so it so tragically goes on. thank you so much.

>> and consider this, more unsettling news on isis. a u.s. intelligence official and private experts now saying the terrorist group has become financially self-sustaining. the group's pockets are becoming deeper through various activities, reportedly earning more than $3 million a day from oil smuggling, human trafficking, theft and extortion. it's the challenge of our time. can president obama support a nation coalition really roll back the philosophy. john kerry called our struggle a counter terrorism operation last week and not a war, this morning admits it is one. >> if people need to find a place to land in terms of what we did in iraq, originally, this is not a war. but in terms of al qaeda, which we have used the word war with,

yeah, we went war with al qaeda and its affiliates. if you want to use it, yes, we're at war with isil in that sense. >> former ambassador to the united states joining us now.ry ambassador, good to see you as always. >> good morning. >> tomorrow in paris, mr. kerry will open up a meeting. what do you expect that they can achieve? >> well, i think there will be a lot of expressions of support. i don't think nations of the western world have any advocates of brutal beheading so i think people will be with us rhetorically, but i don't think there will be many expressions of concrete support and 1r06789. i think one of the reasons for that is the

i don't care anybody should be surprised at that. and honestly until the white house gets a grip on what it really wants to do, i don't think we're going to see much support, certainly in hard terms, from people who should be our natural alleys. >> even in the wakezd#n of the beheading of mr. hains, they are saying they are not going to conduct air strikes. that the u.s. will be doing it only directly. who are our alleys in this and will others step up? >> so far, it's france and australia. you know, the british are consumed with the referendum this thursday which accord together polls there's at least an even chance that scotland is going to secede from the united kingdom. so we may forgive the brits

briefly. the larger issue is that our administration is still gripped in the idea that we're fighting some kind of counter-terrorism strategy. isis now has control over a territory roughly the size of great britain. every day that goes by, they are able to consolidate control over that territory. they're not a bunch of people lurking in the shadows or the hills. they control territory. until we roll them back, they will simply continue to create their state and acting as a n magnet for terrorists all over the world. >> and it's getting more serious. what about our arab allies for example. why won't sawed dd ddypx -- sad arabia, why won't they step up. is it unrealistic to rely on the

free syrian army, the kurds and iraqi troops. >>er one of these arab countries ought to step up. right now in typical middle eastern fashion, when they see hedging, they're hedging their bets. but let's be clear, if you view isis as a threat to the united states and president obama clearly does, he says it must be destroyed, are you really going to base the safety of the united states on the performance of the iraqi army or the free syrian army? no. we want their help, but ultimately our safety has to depend on us. i think if we don't confront and acknowledge that, we may well need boots on the ground, we're just setting ourselves up for even more tragedy. >> with a warning for our country and future. ambassador, thank you. always good to see you. and north korea sentencing an american citizen sent to six

years of hard labor. the country's supreme court says matthew miller of bakers if field, california committed, quote, hostile acts. it also claims he tore up his tourist visa and admitted to having wild ambition of experiencing prison life as part of a secret organization. >> meanwhile, a massive and hunt is now underway in the densely wooded countryside of north eastern pennsylvania. police are looking for a shooter or shooters who conducted that horrible ambush, a pair of troopers shot at outside state police bear racks in pennsylvania killing this man. brian is live with the latest. high, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are 36 hours into this man hunt and officials are on high

alert looking for the shooter or shooters responsible for killing a state trooper and wounding another on friday night. we don't have a description. we don't know what kind of weapon was used. what we do know is investigators are looking into hundreds of persons of interest and they believe the state police was specifically targeted in this attack. two state troopers were ambushed uds of the blooming groove state police barracks. corporal brian vixon was shot and pronounced dead on scene. trooper alex douglas was wounded and is in stable but critical condition at a hospital. corporal dixon leaves behind a wife and two young boys. local reports say that the troopers are protecting dixon's home, but we don't know whether or not these men were

specifically targeted. mean while, police say that the suspect or suspects are not in the immediate area after conducting a comprehensive search using helicopters, boots on the ground, and roadblocks on route 402 and i-84. still, residents tell us they're worried. >> never seen so many state troopers at one time here. ever. >> concerned about their breaking into a house. we have a lot of vacant houses back here which they could go in to hide. >> reporter: now state police would not say whether or not surveillance video caught what happened during the ambush. the governor has expressed his condolences. as for the wives of state troopers here in pike county, they have set up a fund online to raise money for these families. if you have any information as

to possible suspect or suspects, you are being asked to call 1-866-326-7256 and remain vigilant as police continue their investigation and look for who's responsible. >> all right. just so tragic. thanks so much. hillary clinton, she's back in iowa this weekend. it's tom har kins big democratic steak fry. what's her reception? what does it mean for hillary's potential presidential run. also today, the star spangled banner celebrates its anniversary. how america is honoring this very special day. ♪

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that in nearly six years. she's there for tonight's annual harkins steak fight hosted by iowa's democratic senator. carl cameron is also there live with the latest. carl, if you're a democrat and want that big desk in the oval office, you got to chat on tonight at this steak fry. >> reporter: this is tom harkings 37th annual steak fry. in a short while, there will be a couple thousand democrats here to hear hillary clinton. it's the first time she came back here since 2012 since she came in third place in the iowa caucus caucuses. she has not set foot in the state since then. this is seen by many as the beginning of her presidential campaign. she has aides. she's got the ready for hillary

group which is here. and in tom harkins she has an ally who has been critical. he has suggested she's not entirely sure where hillary clinton stands on some issues. she's concerned the democratic party has gotten a little bit too far to the right. a self-described peace loving liberal is concerned where hillary clinton stands on some of these issues. she'll praped address where she stands on isis in syria, something that she has proposed some time ago. there are differences that hillary clinton and president obama have had an international policy. here she comes today with a little bit of a cool welcome from harkin raising questions about her. it all comes at a time when vermont senator bernie sanders, a very, very liberal member of the democratic party insofar as he is an independent who cauc

caucuses with democrats in the senate. he is very liberal. he too has been critical of hillary clinton. as she comes here, to launch her campaign, there's an awful lot of questions among democrats whether or not she's the right kind of democrat for 2016. so with more on hillary clinton and her political future, let's bring in john fund. a columnist for the national review magazine. good to see you. >> pleasure. thank you. >> what is hillary clinton saying by showing up in iowa? >> best of both worlds. she's not officially a candidate, but she's showing up and making an impression on iowa democrats. she's bringing lots of star power to iowa. first time in six years she's been there. >> i want to call up a poll here. this is a cnn/orc international

poll. 63% of all democrats contacted in iowa said they would support hillary clinton if the caucuses were held today. that faces the 15% for joe biden. so as we just heard carl cameron remind us, 2008 iowa caucuses, hillary clinton came in third behind senator obama and edwards. you just mentioned she's going to brick star power, but they want her accessible. what has changed in that time period? >> there are no big league democrats currently planning on running against hillary. in 2008, john edwards had been the vice presidential nominee with john kerry in 2004 and barack obama had enormous celebrity power surrounding him. she wants to show up in iowa enough to close the door on any would be challenger coming up from nowhere. >> clwçat( the door.

does hillary clinton -- is she required to follow protocol? does she have to curry favor with the media? can she just do this on her own terms should she decide to officially run? >> i think she will be very friendly with iowa democrats. she'll help them raise money. she's be enormously helpful to democrats around the country. she will campaign in more places this fall than barack obama i predict. >> what do you think of the notion that perhaps hillary clinton is not ultimately going to run for president but wants to be the king maker of the party. >> queen maker. i think she's running. she has awaited her entire life for this. she does want to run on her own terms in regards to the media. she's suspicious of the media. she wants to keep the media at arm's length. you're not going to see a lot of warm, fuzzy interviews with hillary in the media soon.

she believes in the era of social media. she can make direct contact with voters in iowa. the iowa democrats are going to be happy with access to her, perhaps not so much the media. >> talk about if you would obstacles that could be in hillary clinton's political future. >> the democratic party under barack obama has continued to move left, to the left of barack obama on foreign followcy and economic inequality. if hillary clinton doesn't have real answers, she could create the conditions in which a nobody or a very little known candidate rises up and challenges her from the left. >> we shall see. it's going to be interesting to see the review, the monday morning quarterbacking tomorrow after a steak fry. i've never been to a steak fry. >> it's high in calories.

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celebration honoring the anthem. we're live there at port mchenry. >> reporter: wow, what a difference 200 years makes, right, in terms of what this place was like just 200 years ago. now look at it right now. this is fort mchenry. if you look up, the american flag flying right now. that is the replica of the flag they raised here. remember, it was francis scott key who wrote the star-spangled banner watching the bombardment over fort mchenry. he was out in baltimore harbor watching it from a ship that had been held there by the british. those were the fireworks we saw last night. the next part of the song is what vice president biden talked

about. >> it does not just wave above us. it lives in our hearts. the heart of every american. we are americans. and as every american enemy has -- whoever faced us has learned, it's never, never, ever been a good bet to bet against the united states of america. >> reporter: and at 9:00 a.m. this morning, the same time it happened 200 years ago, they raised a very large flag, about 50 feet that was put up 200 years ago to show the british they were still there. when francis scott key saw that, that is when he penned those famous words. it was originally a poem. it was only later it was put to an old british song and then called the star-spangled banner. we all carry with us some memory of the star-spapg led banner in

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