very long. >> intelligence officials were likely to compare the voice on of execution video with bary'soice in online rap videos. >> i understand the rap suggests he was very agitated and angry over the arrest of his father. >> yes, in 2012 bary raps about his egyptian-born father who was extradited from britain to the u.s. that same year on terrorism charges. part of the lyrics include this one, quote -- give me the pride and honor like my father. i swear the day they came and took my dad, i could have killed a cop or two. picture what i do now with a loaded stick. i'm wishing you were dead. violate my brothers and i'm filling you with lead. bary also posted a picture of himself early this year on the now defunct twitter page, and he was holding a severed head. harris? >> molly, thank you very much. let's come back to this country. we're going to kind of stay on this topic. a solemn today on a new hampshire town, remembering james foal yes, who was in fact behided by isis terrorist, catholic bishop telling the crowd to remember james as the loving man he was, and to pray for healing, n

in 2012, bary wrapped about his egyptian born father who was extradited to the u.s. in 2012 on terrorism charges. part of the leyrics include giv meet pride and honor like my father. i swear the day they came and took my dad, could i i could have killed a cop or two. violate my brothers, and i'm filling you with lead. there is a picture of himself on his defunct twitter account and he was holding a severed head. >> thank you, molly. for more insight, let's turn for ambassador james woolsy. good to see you. let's talk about the release of the american hostage, theo curtis, released by a branch of al qaeda. what do you make of it? is the timing significant in any way? >> the qataris, it looked like one of the releases said they had a hand in negotiating this. maybe they paid ransom in which case that might encourage further hostage taking. but if it didn't, it would be as far as i'm concerned it would be one of the good things i cthey e done. they funded exceptionally totalitarian islamist operations. and it's good for them to do something positive for a change. >> tha

this young man, abdel bary is 23 years old, but the hostility.edia and just last year held up a severed head in which he claimed to, i mean, he was bragging, essentially, about cutting off the heads of those they were fighting against inside syria. >> and jennifer also when the beheading video was rushed back to britain, there were others saying he was right there in london. and we heard isis wants to hang the black isis flag in the white house do. we need to be worried about another 9/11 attack here at home? >> i think there are many officials who i talk to who are bracing themselves. they believe that isis has intentions of or on the homeland. this is not a regional threat but international threat. and they are very concerned certainly with the anniversary of 9/11 coming up. >> jennifer, i'm curious, we were hearing a report on zeroing in on where the video was shot of the beheading. reports this morning by video and lists who were studying the gradation of the landscape and looking at the valley behind where this was shot. it seems like it is

first, captain, the despicable suspect, abdel majed abdel bary.uthorities suspect abdel majed abdel bary may have been the one to hold the knife to james foley's neck. here is a british rapper and his father is held in new york city for being part of the embassy bombings. >> if we cannot get that gay, we took down the leadership, repeatedly, the leadership of al-qaeda up to and including osama bin laden. this guy if we want him bad enough we can get him. a knucklehold like that will get waxed on the battlefield and that would be okay with me, too. >> drones and syria and yemens drones in somalia and pakistan have taken out terrorist leaders. how come we can't get these days? what happened today? they took a syrian airfield that could give them access to war planes and helicopters. come on, they not a country and they could have war planes and helicopters. >> that is occurring across the border between iraq and syria. the airfield was not only had aircraft on it but it was a storage area for ground combat vehicles. for the syrians to lose control o

abdel bary is not only head of al qaeda but a p.r. maven. his son seems to be following in his steps so this is a p.r. video designed to inflame us. it's designed to attract foreign jihadis to come to syria, to iraq, to join isis. the real murderer of foley may be off camera. >> you said this is abdel-majed abdel bary. we can't confirm that. it is the person to whom they're leaning quite heavily at very minimum, i must say. this guy's a rapper in the uk, sort of -- has been a sort of jihadist hero, if you will, on social media over time, right? >> yeah. he's no shrinking violet. he's been on the front page of "the daily mail" the tabloid in england, he sent hundreds of tweets, he has posed before with severed heads. he's really on a roll. he wants to be famous. if you look at what isis sends out, they are very very p.r.-savvy. "vice" magazine did a whole series where they showed how they are trying to project who they are and what they're doing. this to me is just a p.r. video and once again, i think looking at who this is, it's quite easy t

let me talk about this guy bari.t how wrist exercises help him doing this type of thing. he is obviously the lowest of the low. you have been involved in rescue operations four hostages. do these things usually end well? >> no. 50/50 chance. totally dependent on intelligence. they are well trained that's not an issue. the issue is pressing intelligence on the spot. there were issues with this raid. we have been lucky in the last few years normally you don't get that many successes. the they are hard things to do and never should be talked about before and after. >> why did the president talk about it? oo evening it's a cya. >> cover your -- >> cover your as. they want to say well we tried. >> what about sotloff what are they going to do about him? >> my bet is -- i believe we are back channeling for money. this guy that came out today we had carter help pay the money. >> what about isis now? time to go to war? are we there? are we already there? >> i think we are at war. i think because we have less than 1,000 specia

the leaders would not comment on bary, saying they shouldn't focus solely on foley's killer. >> we're getting closer to identifying the suspect, but i don't think that's happened yet. it doesn't matter who the executioner was. this is the group that killed james foley and this order came from the very top of the group. >> foley's egyptian born father was extradited to the u.s. on terrorism charges. the father was allegedly an associate of osama bin laden and they believe he was connected to the bombings of the u.s. embassy and africa. [ the suspect's ] >>> the pentagon is weighing conducting air strikes in syria for the purpose of destroying isis. jim joins us from aspen, colorado. jim, good to see you. >> good to see you, shannon. >> there are people on capitol hill expressing frustration because they feel we've gone beyond the initial mission the president outlined for dealing with skpisz tisis and the human crisis. now they're talking about air strikes in syria. what do you think and do we have any choice? >> isis is forcing our hand. initially we conditioned everything on the poli

according to a senior western intelligence official, 23-year-old abdel-majed abdel bary is responsible for the murder. >> and following an earthquake in northern california, the largest since 1989. >>> and fox news alert. fires, people trapped. homes destroyed, buildings leveled. those reports from the massive 6.0 earthquake that it has rocked northern california early this morning before dawn. the epicenter located about six miles southwest of napa, the largest quake to hit the bay area since 1989. and there are right now numerous reports of injuries, gas leaks, flooding, and as we said, multiple fires. also, downed power lines, leaving tens of thousands of people in the dark, buckling roads, making some major highways impassable. and officials, of course, now also checking the area bridges for any signs of damage. claudia cowen is live now in napa with the latest. hi, claudia. >> reporter: hi, eric. just a scene of total devastation here at the ranch market near downtown napa. you can see employees have been added for the better part of two-and-a-half hours, cleaning up the mess. so

my name is bary, and i am actually coming as a representative of the access advocates which is a training program, which we have in the bay view, and with eight banks and we are affiliated with a few of the pastors and reverend, redic and smith, and we are also coming as a former, educator, in the bay view, and i taught over in the bay view for over 15 years. and i also taught other juvenile log cabin for a few years. and i have also been a musician, performing in all of the clubs and every neighborhood, in san francisco. and i have performed in everywhere from pier 39, to up and down, fillmore street, and also, up and down, third street. and first of all, i would like to, thank you for opening up this opportunity to make alliances with the people such as kevin, carroll. and pines, and (inaudible) too. and i am also a member of the chamber, african american chamber of commerce and the naacp and i comment all of the things that have been happening but my question is actually, where is the money? and how do we get it? into the small, businesses like myself that we have started, and into the

. >> the report that abdel-majed abdel bary went to syria last year and is the son of an egyptian born militant currently awaiting trial in the states for charges relating to the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings in africa but sources caution, barry is just one of about 500 british citizen whose have linked up with radical extremist groups in iraq and though they are making progress they do not have a single suspect yet. cia deputy director mike morell says finding his killer is important but the mission is larger than any one person. >> it doesn't really matter who the executioner was, this was the group that killed james foley, and this order came from the very top of the group. >> reporter: fbi teams are headed to the uk to help with the search. a senior obama administration official tells cbs news they have to be careful. they want to find foley's killer but releasing too much information could put the remaining hostages in even greater danger. jim. >> axelrod: julianna goldman in washington, thank you. the families of michael brown and trayvon martin will appear together for the first ti

. >> i guess, you know, i appreciate that miss bary, i am sort of at a loss to understand what actually is happening here, because i am hearing two different things, i mean that i am hearing from the other criminal justice, and things, including not just the sheriff's office, but adult probation to assess the risks for the offenders is already embedded in this process. and i have no doubt that if our chief of adult probation felt that there was anything missing, insuring that that assessment will be made that she will be the first to advocate for that. and so it just seems like we are hearing two different things and so, my understanding is that there are questions, about whether or not a particular offense in a particular offender is appropriate for this program, that is a matter goes to court is that not the case? >> so, let me address both of those things, i don't think that the adult probation says that they are aware of the assessment that the sheriff's department is going to go through and that they will sign-off on that and those are the questions you would like to ask them. we h

aources tell fox news a british paper named abdel-majed abdel bary as the principal suspect. investigators using voice andncs skin analysis ofpect the video n their investigation.herie her catherine herridge is at the pe pentagon tonight with our report. report. >> the family of this slain american journalist is celebrating their child's life. he is known on the british circuit posted a photo of himself on twitter holding a severed head. today the investigation is progressing. >> we are not in a position to say who the man in the video is but we are working with our british counterparts on that. reporter: he hid behind a mask but did not cover his hands. they say that that may have been a critical mistake. in addition to voice recording, they have distinguishing characteristics which is as unique as a fingerprint according to an fbi investigators. >> if you can get it to pictures were any markings on the spin matchup, there are very few people that have malls and veins that are the same in their hands and it's pretty good in a court of law tour the social media filmed this vi

abdel-majed abdel bary once was on a video holding a beheaded head. the terrorists hid behind a mask but did not cover his hands and a counterterrorism source says that may have been a critical mistake. in addition to voice recordings, analysts are analyzing the skin tone and characteristics such as the pattern of veins. >> if you can get two pictures where the veins match up, people have moles and veins in their hand and it's good in a court of law. >> reporter: the social media used the execution video that has been identified. the user described as a key part of the electronics evidence trail. >> it's not impossible to hide but it takes somebody who is very educated in not only the technology but also in the technology to investigate. >> reporter: a counterterrorism source adds that there are a dozen social media sites linked to the terrorist group and abdel provided his permission for the beheading. a dictated letter reads in part, i know you are thinking of me and praying for me. i am so thankful. i feel you all especially when i pray. i pray for

he is believed possibly playing a role to radicalize abdel bary, who beheaded james foley. here is what him right here. what is being done from stopping radical imams spouting their hate? >> the problem in western societies, including great britain, which don't act against ideology. we don't have legislation against the germans and french have against naziism. bus we don't have the possibility, law enforcement make waits for him to make a mistake with the law. he is careful. he was a lawyer. as long as you can not get him on the ideology, he could run and indoctrinate for the caliphate, sharia law his own interpretation. it is very difficult. heather: he does in fact call for sharia law. let's bring up one of his tweets. a lot of these guys are on the social media. they can't stop rise of awakening giant called the muslim mara. sharia will be law one day in the u.k. that is not illegal. he says offensive things, refusing to denounce the beheading of james foley. remember lee rigby, the british soldier hacked to death in the streets couple years ago. he refused to denounce t

his name is abdul majid, abdul bari. he lived in london in an up-market neighborhood.uite popular with american ex-pats. it's not the place you would normally expect radical islam. >> where is -- where are his roots? in middle east? >> his father was egyptian. i'm not sure what nationality his mother was. his accent is pure british accent. nothing to suggest he was isolated away from the british community, unable to sort of adjust himself. he was a vee krs dst jay and a rapper suggesting he embraced western life. >> you are willing to risk your life which has some admirable qualities even if i don't like the cause. to be an executioner is an escalation in your moral commitment beyond what most of us can imagine. to be so committed to your hatred of the west that you would execute someone in a staged event, a snuff movie for the world to see. it takes a certain character to go that far in your hatred. >> what's scary about this is u.s. officials and outside experts estimate there are perhaps 3,000 people from western countries -- canada, europe, the united states. maybe

extremely excited about it, something bary forke ises on and we're bullish on the future of vimeo ands model. >> kerry, we've had john several times. good to sue yee you again. kerry trainor and julia boorstin out west. thanks. >>> fears about the ebola outbreak are lingering. . world health organization holding a press conference this morning after the first meeting of its international emergency committee. we have the latest from that for urs right now. >> reporter: kayla, right. only happened a handful of times in reeves years with swine flu and polio. the world health organization said today the west africa ebola outbreak is and international public health emergency. >> this is the largest, most severe and most complex outbreak in the nearly four decade history of this disease. >> reporter: now, the expanding outbreak affected sierra leon, guinea, liberia and most recently nigeria. 68 new case, and 29 deaths in those countries bringing totals to 1,779 cases and 961 deaths overall. so with the w.h.o. declaration what it means, concerned ak the disease spreading to other countries a

times which is a major broad sheet in the u.k., suggesting this man mind called abdel-majed abdel baryed. as he 24-year-old british rapper who is famous for making music, apparently one of his songs made it on to the bbc at one point. also the son of an egyptian national who is now serving a lengthy prison sentence in the united states for his role in two embassy bombings in east africa in the late 1990s. the father is said to be one of the closest confidantes of osama bin laden. so if this is confirmed and i think it is now more or less consensus that whoever did this, this awful beheading of james foley is indeed a british national based on his action single. if it is confirmed, i think the british government has a huge crisis on its hands. >> i think it is important that you say, if it is confirmed. again, it is not confirmed. that's not cnn's reporting. we saw in the piece that ice sis brutal. just look at that foley video. they also record with these softer videos. explains which ones the more recruits? the ones like foley or the softer ones? >> i think the softer ones. you're dea

among the suspects is former british british rapper, abdel majed abdel bary. the state department saying it is looking at voice recordings. it's also looking closely at the video of foley's murder for clues. while the while the killer hid behind the mask, he mask, he did not cover his hands. and counterterrorism and counterterrorism sources say that that may have been a critical mistake. they say anything they say anything from skin tone to the to the pattern of veins in his hands can help hands can help them id this guy. even before the even before the horror of the foley foley murder, one marine corps vet vet was sending this message to this group by this group by posting an open letter in the letter in the world of social media that media that isis loves to use so much. much. he wrote he wrote in part, "do you really think you stand a chance on u.s. soil? do do you really think it would be smart to poke that bear? you you attack us and there is no mercy." nick nick powers a marine corps veteran who veteran who served in iraq in 2006 and he wrote 2006 and he