tomorrow would have been journalist james foley' s 42nd birthday. instead isis terrorists cut his life short in syria last august. but today his family friends and the many people he inspired are moving forward. with a 5-k race in his name. wmur' s kristen carosa tells us about how the walk not only remembers foley but aims to protect the men and women like him. kristen: the first fully 5k took place today. more than 1000 took part. people were taking part all over the world. people poured out of the fairgrounds for the first annual fully foundation 5k. >> he was an amazing man. he exposed to the suffering of the syrian people. everyone connects with that. kristen: james foley was from rochester, held hostage and killed by isis in syria. >> he went to the most dangerous person -- places in the world to shine light on people who were being murdered and whose human rights being violated. kristen: the event was to raise created his mom, to carry out his legacy. >> he would be here smiling and having fun. it is a beautiful way to celebrate jim. kristen:

tim was love. >> the drivers -- runners and walkers taking part in a race named for james foley, who was kidnapped abandon killed by isis. the event at the finish line. >> it's bittersweet. the bitter is just because we miss him. >> i'm so grave. because this helps his spirit continue no -- in the world. >> while the heart of this race may be here in rochester, new hampshire, there are runners taking part around the world. in london, hong kong and all over the globe another 900 ran virtually alongside the crowds in new hampshire. james foley is everything that is good about the world and anything that i can do to support his legacy, it's personal, personal for everybody in new hampshire. >> money raised from the owe vent will help conflict journalists, hostage families and others in need. >> i was just so proud and grail -- grateful for jim's life because he challenges to keep going every day and keep fighting. >> rowers from around the world descend on the charles river. the 51st head of the charles regatta kicked off today. it draws around 11,000 participants and runs through tomor

several weeks after that, james foley who he was held for eight months, james foley and became a friends released james foley was e beheaded and as analysts have told us that there is a lot of resentment from the families of steven sotloff and other families that they did not communicate with isis, and do some negotiating with them as dap yell rye's family did, but since that time, john, the obama administration has changed the policies making it eadsier for ie-- easier for families to communicate with the hostage takers, but they have a policy of not paying them. >> and he did carry a message to the family of james foley didn't he? >> yes, he commited a letter on his request and it was a death letter and farewell letter and he says that if he thinks of it today, it is an emotional wreck and quite a emotional thing that he had to pass on to the family of james foley when he was released. >> quite a twisted tale, and thank you for that reporting. >>> and you have a chance to watch the debate at 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here on cnn and hillary clinton coming up on "the lead"t at 4:00

and walkers taking part in the foley foundation 5k in honor of rochester, new hampshire, native james foley. the young journalist covering the conflict in syria was killed while being held captive by isis. john foley: he would have loved being here today. sera: foley's father john and his mother diane joined in the event. a bitter-sweet journey to the finish line. john foley: alternating between sadness and joy. the sadness is just because we miss jim. the joy is that so many people wanted to do this for jim. diane foley: i'm so grateful because this helps his spirit of goodness to continue in the world. sera: while the heart of this race may be here in rochester, new hampshire, there are runners taking part around the world. in london and hong kong and all over the globe, another 900 ran virtually alongside the crowds in new hampshire. lynn smith: james foley is everything that is good about the world. and anything that i can do to support his legacy, it's personal. personal for everybody in new hampshire. sera: the money raised from the event will help conflict journalists, hostage famili

jennifer: plus new hampshire native james foley would have turned 41 this weekend, the event going onto remember his life and to support the causes important to him. mike: sun for some and mixed showers for others to kick off the weekend. what follows for sunday and tom: the reopening of a popular market in sunapee has been delayed. in january a huge fire destroyed jake's market. but the owners have rebuilt and a ribbon cutting took place wednesday. the plan was to open the doors today. but a few unexpected issues popped up. staff are hoping to have the grand opening this weekend or taking a trip back through time, at the manchester mill yard museum. visitors learned about how life jennifer: now they'll be shakers -- an impact. the panel showcasing 48 of the city's most famous citizens. an effective learning tool, especially for kids. >> when a school group is coming in we send a list of the names to the teacher in advance, she can assign the pupils a particular individual, they can research, and when they come to the museum the students are actually able to present to the classmates wh

sera: james foley would have today. frank: it's game day in indy but the patriots still don't know if they'll be up against quarterback andrew luck today. luck is listed as questionable but seems more probable than not that he will suit up. meanwhile, patriot linebacker dont'a hightower has been ruled out for tonight's game. hightower suffered an injury to his ribs last week in dallas so no hightower chasing either luck or maybe matt hasselbeck. coach: we don't have any control over that. we just have to defend that they'll do. what we think they have done and what they will do and whatever to do. frank: also out for the patriots, defensive end trey flowers. kick-off at 8:30. sera: planning for a major event now we're talking about grand prix boston. the idea is to bring indy-car racing to the streets of the seaport next year three days over labor day weekend. but can boston attract the projected 120,000 fans? >> we're not looking for one specific demo that is a motor sports. you could actually come to this event for th

not only to honor james foley's life and legacy but also to important the foundation named in his honor. more than $65,000 was raised and the foundation was overwhelmed by the tributes to the journalist from rochester who was held hostage and then killed by isis in syria. tom: a date has been set for the annual night of heros put on by the chief michael maloney memorial fund. in year it will be held on wednesday the 18th of november at the ashworth in hampton. several first responders from six departments will be recognized for their actions and their contributions to the community. mike: cool and cloudy to start, this is a look at newfound lake this morning, notice with the time lapse all of a sudden the clouds gave way to a lot sunshine and made for a pleasant afternoon as temperatures jumped up nicely. now the clouds are beginning to roll right back in across many parts of new hampshire, but it will be dry as we go through the evening, outdoor plans no major headaches, although there are showers not too far away, i would say after the midnight hour we stab a shot of getting a few spr

i had the privilege of emceeing this event. >> today would have been james foley's 42nd birthday. instead the isis terrorists cut his life short in august. foley's family and friends and many people he inspired held a 5-k race in his name. it was a charity created by his mother, which raises money to advocate for american hostages and protect conflict journalists and provided to children with disadvantages. >> he would be right here, smiling and having fun. this is jim's kind of thing. so, it's a beautiful way to celebrate jim. >> i know what he was thinking and i know what it's like and i think he is the most courageous man in the world. if you'd like to look that head over the website. and breast cancer survivors are trying to inspire breast cancer patients. marlin morin carlin was only 36 when she was diagnosed. today, her hair dresser is helping her to create gift baskets at bohn v salon. your chaens to get into the fall spirit at the goffstown pumpkin regatta. giant pumpkins are constructed into boats to throat down the river. there will be a race and so much more. it runs thr

1,000 runners and walkers taking adenhart the foley 5 k in monday -- honor of rochester native james foley. the yuck journalist -- young journalist covering the conflict in syria was killed after being captured by isis. his father and mother joined in the event, a bittersweet finish line. >> it's sadness and joy. the sadness because we miss him. the joy because so many people wanted to do this for him. >> i'm so grateful because this helps his spirit of goodness continue in the world. >> while the heart of this race may be here in rochester, new hampshire, there are runs taking part throw the world, in london shall hong kong, acrowned the glow, other -- another 900 ran virtually alongside the crowds in new hampshire. >> james foley is everything that is good about the world and anything -- anything i can do to support his legacy, it is personal. >> the main -- money raised will help conflict journalists, hostage families and others in need. >> i'm just so proud and grateful for gym's life because keep fighting, keep going for the fight we believe in. bob: growers from around the world de -

james foley was killed by isis in 2014. mainly med slides continue to make a mess in california, between four and six inches this week. cars were swept away like pebbles in the fast moving flows. we'll get to the stories and more, first let's check with chris jarzynka in the weather center for a look at the forecast. >> hey, amy, it's not going to be mild. dare i say mildly. i didn't intent that, i didn't. feels kind of cheap. >> 43 meredith on the lake and the warm weather will go away rapidly tonight. this season, i cannot make the same guarantee for tomorrow morning nor monday morning. we have rain showers kicking off to the east and southeastern new hampshire, but they've been mixed rain and snow showers off to our north. south of berlin and norman and glenn and jackson. there's another batch of moisture, a tale to the storm here that has to pivot through during the day today. that means more rain and snow showers for the enough kent could end up-- it will be much caller -- cooler and we'll have your extended forecast.

new hampshire native and journalist james foley was killed by isis in 2014. if you can' t attend, you can participate virtually using the hashtag i run for jim. the event benefits the foley legacy foundation, which supports american hostages, their families, freelance journalists, and disadvantaged children. representatives for lamar odom say that he has actually regained consciousness. shelley: the former nba player and reality t.v. personality was found unconscious at a brothel in nevada on tuesday. today, a family spokesperson said odom was speaking from his hospital bed. blood tests are still pending, but the brothel said odom said he' d done cocaine and also took supplements sold as herbal viagra. california highway patrol says it will take days to clear up all this mud from a major highway north of los angeles. the mud is two to six feet deep. rescuers had to help people trapped in their cars, but no deaths or injuries were reported. powerful storms yesterday triggered flash flooding and mudslides. at least a dozen homes were damaged. el nio factor. way.

. >>> marquette university is paying tribute to graduate james foley, the new hampshire journalist kidnapped and killed by isis. [music] we are marching in the life of god [music] >> students at the wisconsin school marched behind foley's portrait to a special memorial mass over the weekend. the portrait was commissioned as the lasting tribute to foley and his commitment to uncovering the truth. his parents traveled to be there. >> i don't think we knew what a he had become. he was just my beloved son. >> it makes us cry. >> on saturday, marquette will hold a 5k race in foley's honor. next sunday would have been his 42nd birthday. >>> the oregon community college where a gunman killed five people is back open. oregon governor kate graham welcomes students back. students left flowers and signed their names to a tribute. >>> and the minnesota man could killed cecil the lion will not be facing charges. walter palmer had all of the legal paper work for his big game hunt. in july, he sparked international outrage when he killed cecil with a bow and arrow. two people have been charged with his dea

journalist james foley in syria by the islamic state of iraq and levant shocked america. behind the scenes, mark mitchell was at the center of the u.s. hostage response, advising the u.s. president. in january, mitchell stepped down as president obama's counterterrorism advisor, and today is critical of the american government's policy when citizens are taken captive. >> the situation with the hostages in january 2014 was a microcosm of our overall awareness of the islamic state. we didn't have the intelligence necessary, resources were frankly, prioritised elsewhere. >> reporter: mitchell argues getting american hostages home is a small objective in a larger conflict. >> it's a priority to recover american citizens, but it is not the highest priority. >> it was the meetings with the families of american hostages that thrust him into the spotlight. he was accused of threatening families with prosecution if they paid a ransom. >> there was a military person with no compassion, he threatened us three times. >> i never threatened the families. the idea that it's shocking tha

stephanie: tomorrow would have been james foley' s 42nd birthday. instead his life was cut short in syria. today his family and the many people he inspired are moving forward. with a 5-k race in his name. the event was to raise money for the foley foundation. it raises money to advocate for american hostages, protect journalists and provide schooling to kids with disadvantages. >> he would be right here smiling and having fun. this is his kind of thing. it is a beautiful way to celebrate jim. >> i know what he was thinking. fritz: they' ve raised $700,000. if you would like to donate, go to our website, wmur.com. big crowds in manchester today to honor a young mother killed in a domestic violence murder in 2009. the 6th annual missy' s hope 5k kicked off this morning with more than 300 runners, joggers and walkers. the race is held in memory of missy cantin charbonneau, who was shot and killed by her estranged husband while trying to move out of their apartment. the event raises money for domestic violence prevention and awareness. first place finis

james foley was killed by isis. it starts at the rochester fairgrounds at if you can't pretend, you can still participate virtually using the hashtag i run for jim. sean: we are checking in on the dartmouth big green. they are undefeated in four games. they have outscored 156-40 which includes winds over penn and yale. day-linn williams is yards. >> we're competing every week. it is always tough to have a goal and do a good job. we have to keep it going. sean: they will go outside of their league playing at central connecticut. there are two football games collecting food. londonderry at spaulding bring a canned food item. stevens at newport saturday is come homing for the tigers. 55,000 pounds of food have been collected in new hampshire. >> now meteorologist hey -- hayley lapoint with your forecast. hey li: -- hayley: it is going to be cool. 45 degrees in manchester. do you have any plans to check out the foilage? erin: let's hope so. hayley: the foilage has been popping with the colder temperatures. it is only ab

>>reporter: the killing of james foley shocked america. behind the scenes mark mitchell was advising the u.s. president. in january he stepped down as barack obama's counterterrorism advisor and today is critical of american policy when its citizens are taken hostage. >> it was a microcosm of our overall awareness of the islamic state. we did not have the intelligence necessary and our resources were frankly prioritized elsewhere. >>reporter: he argues getting hostages home is a small objective in a much larger conflict. >> it's not always the highest priority. >>reporter: it was the meetings with the families of american hostages that forced mitchell into the media spotlight. he was accused of threatening family members with prosecution if they tried to pay a random. >> he's this military gentleman who had absolutely no compassion for us. this gentleman did threaten us three times. >> i never threatened the families. the idea is somehow shocking that a government official would encourage people to abide by the law, i think i find shocking

. >>> new hampshire native and journalist james foley was killed by isis in 2014. the 5k starts at the rochester fairgrounds at 10:00 a.m. if you can't attend, you can participate hashtag i run for jim. sean: checking in on the football season this morning. they are undefeated through four games. we were at practice in hanover. the big green have outscored 156-40 which includes dominating wins over penn and yale. day-lynn williams is putting up big numbers. >> our goal is to come out and compete every week and play well. we're doing so. it is always great to have a goal and do a good job of chasing it. we have to keep the momentum going. sean: the green will go outside of their league playing at central connecticut state. there are two football games collecting food as part of the new hampshire tacklings hunger food drive. londonderry at spaulding. free admission if you on saturday, stevens at newport. it is homecoming. a big thank you to everybody who has helped out. >>> will back to the future be correct? the new york mets advance to the championship after defeat

today marked first annual foley foundation run in rochester found days was create by the family james foley who one ofself isis hostages be helded on camera. the foley foundation works to promote freedom of he around world and also supports families. american airlines u.s. airway now one there comes after completion merger this weekend. fox bryan has details on how creation neighbor's's biggest domestic carrier now affecting airports. >> so far so good here. new york flights on time. lines seem when american airlines? world largest airline in world and u.s. airways disappears into sunset after more than 57 years in business. the final u.s. airway plate land morning in philadelphia flight 1939 named for year of airline was created flew round trip with stops in between. today the first day american airlines has fully integrated u.s. airways night and that means no more booking on u.s. airways flights their website redirect you american all ticketing passenger service are now all american. combining computer system is most complex part of merger that's been slowly happening since 2013. but so

. >>> james foley, a journalist from new hampshire killed by isis last year is honored by his alma matter. marquette university marked what would have been his 42nd birthday. this call it a fitting tribute because foley spent time in captivity praying the rosary. a 5 k race was also held in memory of foley in his hometown of rochester, new hampshire over the weekend. >>> the mother of glen doherty, killed in the benghazi attack, is upset about a new attack ad aimed at former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> dear hillary clinton, i'd like to ask you why you ignored calls for help in benghazi and then four americans were murdered. i'd like to know -- >> doherty, from winchester, was among four americans killed in the u.s. consulate in 2012. his mother says it's crude to use her son's death for a political purpose. on thursday, clinton is scheduled to testify before a house panel investigating the attack. many have charged that the hearings are a republican political witch hunt aimed at hurting clinton's president capital campaign. the committee chairman, though, denies that tha. >> i

journalist james foley in syria by the islamic state of iraq and levant shocked america. behind the scenes, mark mitchell was at the center of the u.s. hostage response, advising the u.s. president. in january, mitchell stepped down as president obama's counterterrorism advisor, and today is critical of the american government's policy when citizens are taken captive. >> the situation with the hostages in january 2014 was a microcosm of our overall awareness of the islamic state. we didn't have the intelligence necessary, resources were frankly, prioritised elsewhere. >> reporter: mitchell argues getting american hostages home is a small objective in a larger conflict. >> it's a priority to recover american citizens, but it is not the highest priority. >> it was the meetings with the families of american hostages that thrust him into the spotlight. he was accused of threatening family members with prosecution if they paid a ransom. >> there was a military person with no compassion, all he knew was no conssessions. threatened us three times. >> i never threatened the famil

new hampshire native and journalist james foley was killed by isis in 2014. the 5k starts at the fairgrounds in a few minutes a straight up at 10:00. if you can't participate, you can use the #irunforjim. let's go run for jim. chris: we're in the upper 40's and 50's in goffstown. later on during the day today, 40's and 50's. it will feel cooler than that, but it should be mainly dry. into the white mountains you'll run into light rain and snow showers and light accumulation by this evening. then it clears out and the breeze goes up enough to get us chilly. lows into the 20's, teens, north, another the coast, tomorrow, even with plenty of of sunshine, tonight in the teens and 20's. even with sunshine tomorrow, only in the 30's north and only in the 40's south. and it's going to be very chilly as we're going to have a very gusty northwesterly breeze that makes it feel even cooler. warming up though, back into the 60's by the middle of next week. amy: thank you for joining us. i'm todd from aarp riding through the mill yards to make some noise for all the real p

the run gets underway in rochester this morning to benefit the james foley legacy foundation which supports american hostages, their families, freelance journalists, and disadvantaged children. if you can't be there, you can still take part virtually using the hashtag "i run for jim." taking the "t" may soon cost you more. frank: new talks of a fare hike down the track. and that's not all that may anger riders. plus a cockatoo making himself at home and doing damage in a local neighborhood. why catching it is no easy task. karen: a 10-mile stretch of highway north of los angeles that is covered with mud several feet deep in some parts. just how long it could take residents to clean up the mess. danielle: waking up to a chill this morning. it does feel like fall and this cold spell is here to stay. your weekend forecast coming up. karen: we are following breaking news. an overnight amber alert is over. live pictures from children's hospital where an infant is receiving emergency treatment. police say the child's mother tiffany cherry is in custody after taking off with the child yesterday fr

journalist james foley by the islamic state of iraq in the levant shocked america.ehind the scenes, mark mitchell was at the center of the u.s. hostage response advising the u.s. president he stepped down and is critical of america's policy. >> the situation with the hostages in january, 2014, was a microcosm of our overall awareness of the islamic state. we didn't have the intelligence necessary. and our resources were fraishling prioritized elsewhere. >> mitchell argues getting american hostages home is just one small objective in a larger conflict. >> . >>> it's a priority to the recover american citizens but the always the highest priority prior to. >> it was the meeting with families of hostages. he was accused of threatening family members with prosecution if they tried to pay a ransom. >> it was this military gentleman who had absolutely no compassion. all he knew was no concessions. this gentleman did threaten us three times, simon. >> i never threatened the families. the idea that it's somehow shocking that a government official would encourage people to ab

the run gets underway in rochester this morning to benefit the james foley legacy foundation which supports american hostages, their families, freelance journalists, and disadvantaged children. if you can't be there, you can still take part virtually using the hashtag "i run for jim." frank: a cockatoo is ruffling some feathers in a brookline neighborhood. turns out this fluffy white bird is also a bit of a home wrecker. karen: they have a cage out there right now and he's still not going with it and if a change in the weather doesn't speed up a capture, a retired judge just might throw the book at him! here's mary saladna, mary: his name is dino because he screeches like a dinosaur. (screeching) mary gertner: i mean, it's a really horrible sound. we could live with that. it was really only the destruction that was the issue to us. mary: nancy gertner, a retired federal judge, has seen her share of tough cases, but dino the cockatoo has her stumped. mary gertner: apparently this is a bird that was loved by this family. so that's story number one. then there's the fact that the bird is not g

since 2014, since the decapitation of james foley, the united states has launched airstrikes, many airstrikesnst islamic state, to no avail. islamic state is still rampant, controlling large tracts, not only of syria, but also of iraq. the number one priority, i think, has to be taking out islamic state and reasserting american leadership in the region. sitting back, as the president has been and tried to do for far too long since the beginning of the misnamed arab spring allows others to take the initiative and in this case it's allowed russia to take the initiative. notice the longer the president has hesitated the more the violence has escalated. if you just look at battlefield fatalities, since 2010, up worldwide by a factor of four. victims of terrorism in the same time frame, up by a factor of six. and this is really quite shocking. most people i think watching will assume, hey, the middle east is violent, it's normally violent. it was violent last year, it will be violent next year. they're missing an exponential growth in violence, and a geographical spread of violence from the middle

. >> rye says he was held alongside james foley and was released in june of last year several weeks beforeoley's execution. rye's family paid a large ransom which the u.s. government discouraged them from doing. >> the survivors of american victims of isis, james folly's family, there is resentment toward the obama administration for simply not taking to isis directly or indirectly as many countries have done. >> president obama changed u.s. policy agreeing to communicate with terror hostage takers but no payments. for jihad john, they won't say where they think he is. >> he's a valued target. we know the british government is looking to strike him in a big way because he's done so much damage to u.s. and uk re x relations and terrible things. >> jihad john has not been seen in a video since january of this year and his fate remains a mystery. there were reports he might have fled from isis and his value was diminished but one says his lack of visibility recently could be because isis might be running low on western hostages to murder. >> this former hostage daniel rye passed along an impo

. >> reporter: rye said he was held alongside james foley.eeks before foley's execution. rye's family reportedly paid isis a large ransom, which the u.s. government had previously discouraged american families from doing. >> the survivors of hostage families, there's a great deal of resentment they harbor toward the obama administration for simply not talking to isis. either directly or indirectly as many european countries have done. >> reporter: president obama has since changed u.s. policy, agreeing to communicate with terrorist hostage-takers but still no payments. as for jihadi john, either british or u.s. officials will say where he is. >> he's absolutely a high value target. we know the british government is looking to strike him in a big way because he's done so much damage to u.s. and uk relations. he's also done some terrible things to their own citizens. >> reporter: jihadi john hasn't been seen in a video since january of this year and his fate remains a mystery. there were uncorroborated reports he might have fled from isis. one

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