foley family isn't alone. and an estimated two, 300 americans, are taken hostage each year. dianerumental in helping bring the group hostage us to america. the independence non-profit organization helped families like the foley's get the they need at the most desperate time. >> the thing that could be 300 families a year going through this. >> they offer everything from free cancelling, to legal, to financial help. >> hostages are not always being paid while they're being held, go to possible middle classics is tens to surviving on a part time nursing salary. through the kind of support we provide to families, they, i think, become better equipped to become the ad vaux cat for their loved one. >> all of that work is done at the government level, a battle diane has also taken on. and as a result of her effort, the obama administration has made policy changes, and advancements, in issues related to hostage recovery efforts. >> i applause our administration for launching the hostage review, for starting a new hostage -- >> not crippled by her son's brutal death, diane continues to al

and just with the hope of being able to. >> diane and her husband john also run the james w foley legacyundation. it is an organization that seeks safe release of american hostages abroad. they also provide support for freelance journalist, and promote educational opportunities, for disadvantaged youth. >>> fairfax county police need your help to solve the murder of a man in center ville. body found inside home on grishom lane app 24th. investigators say he attended party in hearn den the night before. bliss believe he got into a fight, at that party. investigators have released images of two people who were at that party, police want to talk to them if you know their identities, of either person, call fairfax county >> the man who rammed his hum near a dine they are week intentionally set himself on fire. this was the chaotic scene, in tyson corner wednesday, police say, samuel repeatedly crashed into the silver diner, then poured liquid on himself, and set himself on fire. he was hurt, along with three other now charged with malicious wounding and destruction of property. >> you know i

. >> diane fowl any washington for the first annual james foley freedom awards being held tonight at the museum. >> all right, so the question now, is it a case of mistaken identity? tonight the marine corps is investigating. >> they're looking into whether one of the men shown raising the flag at the iconic hiro jima memorial was miss identified. the famous picture was taken in february of 1945, and associated press photographer took the picture, but he didn't get the names of the m years ago, after two amateur history buffs began raising doubts about the identity of one of the men in the famous photo. now, the marine corps is investigating if it made a mistake in identifying one of the men, raising that flag, back in 1945, former president franklin roosevelt told the military, to identify the men, but years later, after careful examination it appears one of the men identified in the photo as bradley, real amen named henry shut. now the marines are not giving a time line for the length of their investigation. it appears they're comparing photos that were taken on that day to try to