panel and this is a picture of my parents. thanks, mom and dad, for accompanying me and being the world's best parents ever. i love you thank you for being part of "the real story." here's shep. >> building a coalition to fight the islamic state. leaders from dozens of nations now meeting to talk about how to take care of the terrorists. u.s. officials say, arab countries are now offering to carry out airstrikes. but which arab country? the white house will not say which countries they're talking about. inside the islamic state's bank accounts. the group said to be pulling in millions of dollars a day. ahead, how they're making their money and is there any way to cut off the cash flow? >> a late-night ambush outside a state trooper barracks, two officers shot, one dead. now a manhunt for cop killers. and late breaking news on the nfl star adrian peterson. let's get to it.

diplomats from the most powerful countries around the world are now pledging to take on the islamist state terror group by, quote, any means necessary." what the declaration does not include may be just as important as what it does. officials from two dozen nations met in pair ross to -- paris to discuss the group. but a statement made no mention at all of syria,c1é

u.s. official officials say several arab countries have offered to join in the strike but won't tell us which one. and britain, our main ally in the 2003 iraq wore, has not publicly committed to strikes and british leaders say publicly it won't happen. even after the islamic state claimed to have cut off the head of a british aid worker and released the video to the world. by all assessments,- absolutely necessary, not one nation is willing. not the united states and not anybody elser in on earth. we have team fox coverage this afternoon. lea gabrielle has more on the execution. let's get to ed henry live at the white house. what more do we know about how we're doing with commitments in this matter? >> shep, very little, other than

administration officials insisting that they're havifra>p great conversations behind the scenes and they think they're getting commitment, but you said it perfectly when you said there are anonymous air strikers. i asked josh earnest, who is going to get behind airstrikes? he says he doesn't want to get ahead of the other countries announcing something. the world waiting because it's been almost a week since the president of the united states said we have to take important, decisive action. secretary kerry insists they exist. runs say its sounds lining it's the u.s. only. >> i cantle you right here and now that we have countries in this region, countries outside of this region, in addition to the united states, all of whom are prepared to engage in military assistance in actual strikes, if that is what it!@ requires. >> the fact is we're going to train and in -- why wouldn't we

let countries like egypt or jordan provide aye strikes. it's their fight. they're right next door to this. we can't bear the burden alone. >> we're still awaiting the details. who the allies to step forward and help the u.s. with airstrikes. josh earnest suggested we may get more information next wing when the president is in new york city. >> iran is now claiming the united states has requested its assistance. there is truth to that? and how weird would that be. >> seems to be some truth. josh away -- earnest said there were back-door conversations with iran. here's a tweet. odd there was a tweet from the supreme leader in iran who says, i rejected u.s. offer to iran about isis because u.s. has corrupted its hands in this issue, suggesting there was a u.s. request for help indealing with isis, even more

door to russia's vladimir putin helping the u.s. battle isis. listen. >> in the same way that we have south -- sought to try to work constructively with the russians, where possible, where interests align, not withstanding our differences, would anticipate there may me an opportunity to find a constructive way to work with the russians on this, too. >> with the u.s. perhaps struggling to get friends on board, we may now be reaching out to some foes. >> ed henry, thank you very much. i mentioned the islamic state released another video of the weekend that appeared to show the beheading 0 a british aid worker named david haines. his brother says the mel tenants pose a threat to every nation and every religion and every person in the world. >> we're seeingñ7 more and more radicalization in every walk of life. it's not a race, religion, or political issue. it is a human issue, and it is

in our everyday lives. >> investigator says david haines was working with an aid group in syria when somebody kidnapped him in march of last year. the british prime minister, david cameron, has vowed to hunt down the militants responsible for the killing, lea gabriel has the story. what are britains plans? >> prime minister cameron said they would support u.s. military efforts by providing help with logisticses and intelligence gathering and also continue helping the iraqi government and the kurdish people by providing ammunition and training, and also said that britain needs to step up its own counterterrorism efforts at home because the islamic state is planning attacks in europe. listen. >> we cannot just walk on by if we were to keep this country safe. we have to crop front this menace.nç step-by-step we must drive back and ultimately destroy isil and what it stands for. we'll do so in a calm, deliberate way, but with an iron

determination. >> he made no mention of any intent to conduct airstrikes against islamic state, and he made it very clear there is no intention of putting troops on the ground to fight against the militants. >> no intention from anyone we can find so far. with each of these beheading videos there's always the threat to a next person, and there was in this one as well. >> there was, this()zát they threaten ode another british man, allen henning, and was a taxicab driver in inning loaned before going to syria for aid work. the british officials asked the press not to identify henning when he was shown in the latest execution video but he dropped the request yesterday and his family released this undated photo. cia saying the islamic state saying it's making it difficult to locate the hostages. >> they're moving the hostages around, putting more security around the hostages. working to make sure the videos they'll release don't provide enough clues. >> of course he also said that

the intelligence houston is dying everything possible to locate the hostages, including working with human sources, with liaisons on the ground there. >> thank you very much. some breaking news. this is the minnesota vikings headquarters. the nfl's star from minnesota vikings, adrian peterson, was accused of the weekend of striking his child, a very young child, beating him with a tree branch, which he referred to as a switch, leaving cuts and bruises to his back, his buttocks, his ankles, legs, and peter sane he sent a text to the child's mom, hitting his child in his privates. >> the vikings have relegated

him to outside the stadium for the home opener for the vikings against the patriotsing this weekend, and in addition, he was booked about 1:15 in the morning on saturday, got out on 15,000 decide bond, and now the team is disdiscussing the future. listen. >> the legal process plays out. at the same time, we must defer to the legal system to determine whether he went too far. but we cannot make that judgment. weekend's game. but we will continue to monitor the situation and make the decision we feel is best for this organization and all parties going forward. i will open it up for questions. >> i understand this is a very difficult thing to handle.

but i also -- we feel strongly as an organization that this is disciplining a child, and whether it is an abusive situation or not or whether he went too far disciplining, we feel very strongly that is the court's decision to make. but we also understand the seriousness of abusing children as well. [inaudible question] >> those were all different situations. and based on the facts we're able to gather, we make those determinations as an organization, based on individual situations that have arose, so, i cannot go into detail on the facts and all the information we gather, but once we gather all the information we can, these when we make our determination and base our decision.

[inaudible question] you have to respect there's and we have seen everything that is in the file. i will not get into any details just because i hope you can respect that the legal process is going to take its course, and everything and all the information that we have been able to gather as of today, this is the decision we felt was best. [inaudible question] we've been in communication -- there's a protocol that every team follows when there's an incident with a player, so, yes, we have been in communication with the nfl. but the decision to play adrian is not a decision made by the nfl. the decision to play adrian is made by this organization. [inaudible question]

i'm not going -- there's protocol in police on how we report everything. so we report it to the nfl. they were aware of the situation. and -- but the decision based on having adrian inactive this weekend was from our organization, and the decision based going forward as of today is our organization's decision. i won't get into the details, but we did a very -- i should say, the extent we could, try to gather as much information from when we found out about the formal indictment on friday to all the way up to where we're speaking before i came before you today. [inaudible question] we did not have all the information on friday. it's different -- we have a lot more information today -- we d. know where we were at on friday.

we found out about this friday afternoon. we wanted to take the weekend to step back as an organization, to -- we felt it was best not only for this organization but four our football team and for adrian to take care of everything personally he had to@ take care or over the weekend. we continue to gather as much information as we could, and that's where we're at as of today. >> the minnesota vikings organization discussing the situation with adrian peterson. he did not play yet. but he will be playing against the saints this week, as you heard from the organization. also today he issued a statement after being charged with child abuse and says she is, quote, sorry about the hurt i have brought my child. he went on to -- he has met with a psychologist and, quote, i have to live with the fact that when i discipline my son, the way i was disciplined as a child, i caused an injury i never intended or thought would happen. according to his text messages to the child's mother, he had this tree branch, which he

refers to as a switch, which wrapped around the child's thigh and hit the child in the scrotum harked the child take his panses down for the whooping, as he calls it, and a number of marks were left from this on the child's back and buttocks, and he said he felt like his -- the child's mother would not be at all happy about that. he said by text message, according to the reporting of cbs local and others, quote, never do i go overboard but all my kids will know, daddy has a big heart but don't play no games when it comes to acting right. $15,000 bond, and we'll speak with jonathan hunt about this in a moment. it is front and center today because of all that has happened with ray rice over the last week. the thinking was, maybe today the world could move on to football, and then adrian peterson got charged over the weekend with child abuse. he will play. the rest of the alwayses and what the nfl is saying, and continuing coverage with

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17 minutes past the hour. breaking news continues and coverage over the adrian peterson incident. the way the authorities found out about the injury to his child was that the child had a doctor's appointment scheduled. the child goes in. the doctor sees these marks, i'll call them. others called them welts on his back and buttocks when he pulled his pants down, and this injury

to his scrotum, and jonathan hunt is with us. serious charges, adrian peterson has apologized. >> very serious charms and adrian peterson just put out a fairly lengthy statement via his twitter account in which he says several things. first, the paul. i want everyone to understand how sorry i feel about the hurt i brought to my child, he says. but then he goes on to say, i had -- quote, have to live with the fact when i discipline my son he way i was disciplined as a child, i caused an injury i never intended or thought would happen. he goes on to say, shep, have learned a lot and have had to re-evaluate how i discipline my son going forward, but deep in my heart i always believed i could be one of those kids lost in the streets without the discipline instilled in me. almost a justification for what he did, and then the quote that everybody will take from this, i'm sure, is this one: i am not

a perfect parent but i am without a doubt not a child abuser. and he we]g up by saying, my goal is always to teach my son right from wrong and that's what i tried to do that day. you just herd the general manager of the vikings say that they want to let the legal process play out-a. we have heard teams say this before, and other nfl player controversies, and they do believe he should be allowed to play this weekend, shep. >> we'll follow the legal process. manhunt for a cop killer. police say a gunman killed one state trooper and seriously hurt another over the weekend. now police say they might be get something answers soon. that's coming up. block i'm not afraid. i can face my 3rd grade class trip. tying shoes, fixing pigtails,

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manhunt for the killer accused of ambushing two pennsylvania state troopers and killing one, is now in it's fourth day. there are lots of questions about exactly what happened. we could soon get some answers. police are now saying the surviving trooper is conscious and speaking for the first time. his name is alex douglass. a nine-year veteran. investigators say he and a fellow trooper namedir brion dickson were outside the police baracks on friday night. the gunman attacked them both, shot them both, dickson, seven year veteran, died. investigator says the gunman attacked with no warning at all and the troopers had no chance to defend themselves, a state police spokesman say the now(

pennsylvania, 35 miles outside of scranton, in a rural wooded area. do we know if this attacker targeted the troopers. >> seems that way but this kind of information that law enforcement plays close to the vest and they're not giving us much information. in fact a news conference schedule for this morning was moved into this afternoon, and we don't know if that means they made progress in this investigation. all we know are basic details, she shooting happened just before 11:00 p.m. friday in a rural section of northeastern pennsylvania argues one trooper was rifing and another one arriving. the suspect is described as a dangerous armed criminal who make a quick escape to elude capture. the pennsylvania governor spoke last hour. >> a lot of work, lot of man hours going into this, but i know that on behalf of the state police, nobody is going to let a minute go by they're not investigating this until we bring this individual, whoever

it is to justice. >> a police spokesman says they've got an lot of tips from the public, and we're hoping to learn more. >> we got information below the funeral plans.ídoç >> he just celebrated his tenth wedding anniversary with his wife, tiffani, last month. he had two young sons, one named by dickson iii, and a memorial fund has been established. congresseses can be sent to the memorial fund care of nbt back in donemorning pennsylvania, 18502. there iralways rewards, in this case the reware is $50,000 because of contribution from the public and other&z organizations. >> a model reportedly says she warned the tech giant, arch before the its weak security system months before somebody leaked hundreds of nude

celebrity photos online, the model is joy cory began. her lawyer says she told apple months ago somebody had broken into her account. she says apple ignored her initially and then told her to change her password. but somebody reportedly got into her account again, just days later. of course, a couple of weeks ago a user on 4chan leaked nude photos on the internet showing aye a-listers including jennifer lawrence and kate upton. cory began's lawyer won't deny whether anybody is pursueing a class action lawsuit she has contacted apple and is collecting information. sounds like she is trying to apply pressure. we have a defense attorney with us from los angeles. it would be very hard to prove they didn't just answer the right questions in the right>i way, and instead of breaching

apple security. >> that's exactly right. the question here is going to bl how did they get into their account? because of some flawed security system that apple has? or because she was sent an e-mail she responded to with her personal information that gave hackers the ability to just use her own user name and password to gain access to her account. that is called a phishing scam and happens to users on all platforms, not just apple. so it will be difficult to hold apple liable for a scam that could have been -- >> we don't know what kate upton and the rest are doing but do you see in any way a possible for something on a class action level against apple? >> i think it would be really difficult. i think that under these circumstances, they don't really qualify for a class, and it's unclear what their damages would be. i think most importantly is what

apple is saying, which is that this wasn't a hacking situation. this was a situation where somebody was using the security question in order to gain access to their password. so, when you forget your password on apple, you go in and click the forgot my password link, and asks you a series of questions, the answers you set up when you initially set up your account. so this hacker or hacks were because somebody was able to guess the answers to these security questions. that is not an inherent flaw in apple's system per se. more, it's flaw in these people and the way they've answered these questions. >> no doubt. thank you. one way to protect yourself in case somebody gets guesses the answers to your questions. if they're using a computer you never used before, you can set it up so you'll get a text message and you have to send a number in, two-step verification, very others easy to go. go to your cloud and set it up.

>> the fight against the islamic state. some of those so-called moderate need training and lying weapons. they're asking the united states to hand over the big guns. who really can we trust with american firepower? the kind of cash flow that al qaeda would kill for. there's new word that the islamic state?t is raking in $3 million every day.

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whatever this package is, it's caused authorities to close down that area, the international wing, and they're not allowing anybody in that terminal to check in. so as you might imagine there's some ground stop happening. on scene. but they're not allowing helicopters to fly overhead. that's not unusual at all. helicopters over, for instance, los angeles international airport, very much prohibited because of air traffic. at any rate, it's just a suspicious package but it's delayed flight times. check ifor flight. more in a moment.

forget about training. what the rebels in syria want is weapons. that from a commander of the free syrian army, one of the so-called moderate groups taking on the islamic state and the syrian president, bashar al-assad. the rebel leader says he has enough forces and they do not need american training but says they do neat antiaircraft weapons and anti-tank systems. the white house is pushing congress to approve a half bill dollar package for training and arming the moderate rebels as they call them but the administration resisted handing over powerful weapons out of fear the mill taps could use them against us. exactly what we saw when so many iraqi forcess deserted, leaving their arsenal in the hands of the islamic state. jennifer griffin is live from the pentagon. did any countries make commitments? >> the french began flight

reconnaissance flights. the british(pañ were noncommittal, a sensitive and highly unpopular leader will not address until after the vote for scottish independence passes on thursday. >> the united states is taking direct military action. we support that. british temperatures have been helping. this is not about british combat troops on the ground. >> we haven't made any decision on whether or not we are goingmk to engage in airstrikes at this stage. what we're doing here is building a coalition, assessing what different countries are willing and able to do, building that coalition as broad as possible, and agreeing common objectives across it. >> saudi arabia indicated it will allow its air bases to be used for training the moderate free syrian army, but that does not look like it will be

happening anytime soon. the cia has been trying to vet the free syrian army for two years and not being success el. the army says they don't need training, they need heavy weapons that u.s. doesn't want to fall into the wrong hands. >> what about the kurds in the north and their peshmerga fighters? any offers to help them? >> yes, but until now the u.s. has not directly armed kurds. albania has sent some weapons and ammunition to the kurd. today the german government offered to help. >> we played our part and came to a difficult decision, in close cooperation with debris, we'll support the kurdish regional government and security forces, also with weapons. >> it will be interesting to see if the united arab emirates offers to send war planes and pilots to fly over iraq. pentagon officials do not want this to be just an american war.

>> intelligence analysts say the islamic state is earning more than $3 million a day on. a. that adds up to a war chest greater than any other terrorist organization in history. that's a quote from one united states intelligence official to fox news. analysts say that the islamic state sells smuggled oil at a steep discount, $25 to $65 for barrel, that would norm rally go round 100. the militants as cells ransom money for kidnapped hostages. the united states and britain do not pay ransoms but other nations do. analysts say the group earned hundreds of millions of dollars from smuggling valuable artifacts another of iraq, as well as human trafficking. not to mention the banks they hit up in are arebill. they make millions by selling women and children as sex slaves. i with us now it middle east7e analyst david lesch, the author of "syria, fall of the house of

assad." dr. lesch met on a regular basis with the syrian president, bashar al-assad, and consulted with both the bush and obama administration officials on the ongoing basis as u.s. relations with syria have deteriorated. sir, it's nice to see you. sounds like the local players could be of great help trying to stop the money flow. >> well, they could. i think one of the problems with the whole coalition of the willing is that it relies on a number of groups and states who are at best entirely unreliable. they have different agendas. we see the syrian opposition complaining about the nature of the u.s. support, and probably rightly so. but they are as fractured and fluid as ever. the iraqi government itself is very tenuously held. will it evolve into something that can draw sunni muslims away from isis? then some of our regional players, the turks have been a

bit reluctant, and you mentioned the saudis offering help, but do they have their own agenda? so it's going to be very difficult to form this coalition and to coordinate everything elm that's what we're trying to do in paris. i think it's going to take a lot of time. >> as an example how complicated this is, look at turkey. they have this border that is appear and that's how everybody goes back and forth. anybody who knows anything, they have dozens and dozen of turks held hostage, including members of the administration and so:o]ñ many more, and any kind of fighting between those two, turkey is already a tinderbox, isn't it? >> absolutely. the turks were leading the charge against the assad government in the beginning of the uprising. soon enough they realñh a'sed when he wasn't going anywhere they needed to change paths and that it actually hurt the turkish economy more than helping. and then they're in the islamike

community in a kind of struggle against saudi can backed muslims. this is being fought out in syria, unfortunately so the turks have many different agendas and many different concerns, one are those 49 hostages in mosul. so they're taking a very cautious approach, as they did in previous u.s. interventions in iraq in the middle east. >> it was the turks who wouldn't let the five id land in the virgin that slowed ther1 process of the 2003 matter. it's nice to see you. thank you so much. one thing they al all tell you, we got have this new iraqi government. remember, nouri al-maliki is gone, right? a new group in there -- no. if they've tell you that, they're trying to convince you of something by leading you astray. nouri al-maliki is no longer the leader but is the prim minister, and the rest of the people who are in are just juggled around. i it was maliki who pushed out the people who were supposed to

be in. the sectarian divides are established within that government. they have not been broken, and this new government has changed not a single solitary thing, and anyone who tells you they have is either highly misinformed or lying to your face. a teenager is dead-shot himself in a school bathroom. his parents say their son was a victim of bullying. they claim they told the school about it more than once. and now we're hearing from school officials on this we'll get a live report next.

bullies won. that from the mother of a 14-year-old boy in florida. a boy who killed himself at school. here he is. his name is lamar4j@ñ hawkings. his parent says health problems made him a small guy for his age. they say other kids picked on him over and over because of the small size, abusing him physically and emotionally for years on end. then last week, he shot himself

in the head inside a bathroom stall at school. his parents say they told the school over and over, but the bullying continued. the boy's mother says she felt paralyzed every time already son left the house. >> i watch him walk out the door of the home and knew there was a good chance others would be cruel to him. and it's a feeling hope no other parent ever has to feel. the hopelessness was overwhelming. >> his parents nicknamed him shack because despite his size they said he had avalancher than life personality. what are school officials saying, phil? >> the school won't comment directly on the claim by the parents, that desspeed repeated pleadings the school did nothing to stop the bullying or not nearly enough. the parents say over the past two years at his middle school,

his classmates repeatedly and constantly tormented him, shoved q oncethe ground and even[ pushed him down a school flight of stairs. the superintendent did tell us this, quote, this is a very tragic six-and our hearts and prayers remain with the family during this difficult time. we are aware the family held a press conference this morning and allegations of bullying were discussed. the schoolib board has a comprehensive bullying policy that is fully3 the seminole county sheriff's office is still investigating the case, specifically the bullying angle. so far none of the classmates has been charmed with anything. >> do we know how he got his hands on a gun? >> it was 40 caliber handgun, and as we expected, he brought it to school from the house. the gun belongs to his father, who attended this morning's press conference, unable to speak. tears run downing his face and satly silently.

he claims the gun had been locked up properly in a gun safe at home but his son figure out a way to get it out. also on hand the mother of re21th sedgwick. :tt killed herself a year ago after nonscoop vicious bullying herself. something that their attorney called a national epidemic. >> the question then becomes, how many children have to die before these bullies are held accountable. >> now, the attorney tells me also that he gets calls from parents around the country regarding bullying and say the story is all the same they've plead with the school, yet no one does anything. for the age group, 10 to 14 years old like little lamar, well suicide is the third leading cause of death. >> wow. thank you. breaking news coming in. irwindale california, this school bus. and apparently there's something

more than a suspicious device -- not a school bus -- a yellow bus -- and something more than a suspicious device on there. according to san dimas sheriff's office, around 11:30 this morning, a little over an hour ago, somebody reported that there was some type of incendiary device on this bus, an explosive container. so, all the passengers got evacuated from the bus. the person who brought the device on to the bus has been detained. homes around and businesses have been evacuated and were waiting for arson folk to come in to check at the -- to see if anybody needed to respond to see what happened. some live pictures coming in now. the los angeles county sheriffs department says the investigation is wrapping up. a person boarded the bus with this container. it had gasoline in it. and a device that appeared to be

a battery. the driver smelled the gasoline, and obviously contacted the authorities, who have spoken to the individual and it appears now to authorities that the individual was just trying to get his disabled vehicle, but they continue to investigate out of an abundance of caution. so tensions are high. a can of gas and what looked like a battery on a bus other, vac waits the neighborhood, and an hour later they fig5eñz out his car was disabled and he needed gas. >> we mentioned jackson airport in atlanta. we just got word, a tweet has now confirmed that whatever the it has been deemed of no threat to anyone. no one detained. no problems there. again, they erred on the side of caution, and life goes on at one of the besidess airports in all the world. not to say things will run smoothly. it is atlanta. a powerful hurricane slamming a major tourist area on the west coast, damaging hotels

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