the islamic state has said that allan henning is next. this as clashes break out on the border of syria and turkey as refugees run from an isis advance there. >> reporter: allan henning was working as a british taxi driver when he decided along with another group of volunteers to try to help refugees in syria by bringing relief supplies across the border and humanitarian aid. that's when he was taken by isis militan militants. now as you mentioned, isis is threatening to kill henning like another british aid worker, and then of course those two american journalists, despite flees fr pleas from henning's wife calls him a peaceful man. a man with jihadist ties is calling for his relief. this as the situation along the turkish and syrian border is becoming increasingly tense as more now than 70,000 syrian kurds have flooded into turkey in the last 24 hours. and today, turk irk police clashed with apparently both refugees trying to push their way across the border and kurdish fighters who have been battling isis and are trying to get back int

. >> isis is threatening to kill another hostage, allan henning, an aid worker as well. it is believed isis holds two other americans and a total of about 20 westerners hostage. many westerners have been freed after their ransoms have been paid but the u.s. and uk do not pay ransome. >>> no air strikes at this point, and no boots on the ground. prime minister cameron says that britain will continue to support the united states logistically and with intelligence in terms of u.s. air strikes and also will work hard to deradicalize people here in the uk, because of course that's a huge problem. the voice on the tape, again is british. and also britain feels it needs to support iraq in a way, as its new government evolves so that it includes all people and there won't be that sort of vacuum and division that creates space for an ideology like that of isis. australia today announcing it's sending fighter planes to the region and also about 600 military advisors and of course secretary of state john kerry today saying he is managing to put together an international coalition i

late today to the wife of british hostage allan henning steved an audio tape of henning begging for his life. >>> president obama says he's proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with his arab partners. exactly how much they will contribute and who else will come on board are still open questions. the president is working the crowd today at the united nations. chief who is correspondent ed henry is traveling with the president tonight. >> reporter: on the sidelines of the united nations meetings, president obama still has plceny of work to do forming a long-term coalition to fight isis. he huddled in new york with some of these key allies. >> this is a wonderful opportunity for me to welcome these leaders, friends, partners, from the region and to say thank you to all of them. >> reporter: even the president's critics acknowledge that after mixed messages and fits and starts on strategy, bringing along five sunni arab nations was a pivotal step in the battle against arab terrorists. >> the fact that the administration managed to put this together and centcom managed to execute it -- skblr

isis is also threatening to kill another british hostage and worker allan henning.temperatures fuels a fars moving wildfire. so far it's burned own two square miles and is only 20% ñr contained. i'm harris faulkner and now back to huckabee. >>> how do people living in iraq feel about a u.s. intervention. jeremy courtney has a firm grip on the thinking of the people who are under the direct fire of the savage group isis. he moved to iraq in 2007 to help with relief efforts. he's the co-founder and executive director of the pre-emptive love coalition. jeremy courtney stopped by earlier. your organization helps perform heart surgeries for a lot of kids. do people understand the generosity of that and appreciate it and understand what you're doing? >> they do. they really do and they're very grateful. in an era where they see the commitment of some countries and the lack of commitment from other countries and they feel forgotten and they feel remembered depending on what's going on politically in the world, i think our continued efforts toward them and the generosity fr

. >> britain's allan henning asks that his identity be with held until now. he had recently gotten involved in doing aid work saying it had opened up a whole new rewarding chapter in his life. >> amy, thank you very much. and so you see at the end of one tape, they try to telegraph out. for more on this, let's bring in chuck nash, retired navy captain and military analyst. first i want to get your thoughts on the usage of these tapes as propaganda. >> they'reme meant to do what ty do which is strike fear in the hearts of people in the west and civilized society. part of the message is, we're serious, you're not so you better get out while you can. and the other part of it is we're doing this and there's little you can do about it. they're trying to get us to reconsider our position. >> captain nash, as we begin a new week with such disturbing images yet again, the headline from you and you kind of touched on it there, but we went back and forth in e-mail today, your words, a ground war is inevitable? why? >> because it is a ground campaign. you've got these g

allan henning is a humanitarian aid worker who went the ria to help victims of civil war. taken captive in december. finally, the white house said 50,000 . will train veterans to become solar panel installers in the next six years. job training program among a most of initiatives that the white house says will cut carbon tons e emissions by 330 through 2030 and save on bills homeowners and businesses. some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. host: next guest, dana subcommittee he chair representative of california. good morning, sir. guest: good morning. arming syrian rebels, how did you vote? guest: no. host: why? voted no because the president's plan is flawed in a number of ways. but arming these folks who many many have suggested, people i know in that region ed are filled d with -- the ranks are filled islamists that i felt that was too great of a chance that the weapons be used or against people who are friendly to the west. uh have any portions other than arming thatn rebels, air strikes, kind of thing? i was prepared to support president obama as commander in

speaker, to think today about allan henning. al lan allan is a taxi driver and he's not my constituent but he lives very close to where i live at home. i know allan and his wife and family are being held in the thoughts and prayers of everybody in my city, everybody across this country and i hope also by everybody in the house. allan went out to syria on a humanitarian mission. he went out to give aid to the men and women and children and babies who were being slaughtered in syria and he was there as an ambassador from our country and i would just make a personal plea today to the people of i.s., whether it falls on stoney ground or not, that they should release him. he should come home to be with his wife and his family and the people who love him. mr. speaker, there will be a lot said today about military power, about air strikes, about troops on the ground. >> i'm very grateful. i'm an old friend. i associate entirely, as i'm sure the house does, with her remarks about the hostages. but i think we also need to be very careful