and i have to say that we hadn't exploration conference probably 10 years ago with james cameron was one of the keynote speakers. and one of the things he told us, and we kind of build upon this, is you guys should take a look at the entertainment industry and look at what they do. and even use the word avatar and this is way back before the movie avatar. basically what we find in the s.t.e.m. come and we're missing this from the shuttle days and kent, you know this welcome we would send crews out to events, flight crews, and the students would ask lots of questions about what it's like to fly, what it feels like and some of those things. that is certainly a motivator for s.t.e.m., for students. the other one is near-term successes and events. we are starting to make a lot of progress on orion. we have the test flight coming up. we have lots of events where we will test the heat shield our transport something and it's amazing, social media just blows up. so there's a lot of interest out there. we talk about mars. it's incredible, but in a lot of cases conferences like this we're esse

been proven true in the case of isil. >> in the video the terrorist threatens uk prime minister james cameron saying haynes' execution was retaliation for military coordination between the united kingdom and united states. prime minister cameron quickly issued a statement saying, the murder of david haynes is an act of pure evil. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> slain journalist james foley's parents never knew what the government was doing. they say they were told they could be prosecuted for raising money to pay a ransom for his safe return. foley's family announced the james w. foley legacy fund to support families of american hostages and aid american journalists reporting from conflict zones. >>> on this week isis will dominate the discussions. white house chief of staff will talk about the latest on the administration's strategy against the extremist group. you can see this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 here on abc 7. >>> sheriffs deputies are investigating the shooting death of a woman at her glen allen home. they say it was just before 7:00 last night when a man called 911.

i have to say we had an international conference ten years ago with james cameron was one of the keynote speakers and one of the things he told us, and we've kind of built upon this, is you guys should take a look at the entertainment industry and look at what they do. and even use the word avatar. this was way back before the movie "avatar." basically what we find in stem -- we're missing this from the shuttle days. kent, you know this well. we would send crews out to events, flight crews out. and the students would ask lots of questions about what it's like to fly and what it feels like and some of those things. that's certainly a motivator for stem, for students. the other one is, you know, near-term successes and events. we're starting to make a lot of progress on orion. we have the flight test coming up. we have lots of events where we'll test a heat shield or transport something and it's amazing. social media just blows up. there's a lot of interest out there when we talk about mars. it's just incredible. but in a lot of cases, conferences like this, we're essentially talking to a

is certainly been proven true in the case of isil. >> the terrorist threatens uk prime minister james cameron saying haynes' execution was retaliation for military coordination between the united kingdom and united states. prime minister cameron said, the murder of david haynes is an act of pure evil. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> slain journalist jaim foley's parents never knew what the government was doing. they say they were told they could be prosecuted for raising money to pay a ransom for his safe return. foley's family announced the legacy fund to support families of american hostages and aid american journalists reporting from conflict zones. >>> on this week isis will dominate the discussions. white house chief of staff will talk about the latest on the administration's strategy against the extremist group. you can see this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning. >>> sheriffs deputies are investigating the shooting death of a woman at her glen allen home. it was just before 7:00 last night when a man called 911. he reported his wife had attacked him with a knife and

>> the whole op-ed with james cameron was quite laughable i have thought. cam ran says we're not taking this. neither one had a plan. and the president almost felt obligated to say, no, we're not taking this. hiding behind the big kid in the playground. melissa: right. >> that is how i feel like we're being perceived right now and it is not good. melissa: ken, for a lot of folks, they are worried because the president is not worried. >> this is good opportunity for nato to get together. there is vacuum here. why does the u.s. have to come up with policy and put our men and women in harm's way when nato should deal with it. get together, have meetings. let's go at it. melissa: at the same time it is very interesting to drill down on the social media campaign twitter is launching. this is very effective on their part. 27,000 proactive isis twitter accounts. they're tracing a lot back to a 32-year-old who graduated from northeastern university in boston. grew up in stoten, which is pretty upscale community. his father is a endocrinologist and he went to at mas

. >> reporter: in the video the masked terrorist directly threatened uk prime minister james cameron saying haines's execution was retaliation for any military coordination between the united kingdom and the united states. prime minister cameron quickly issued a statement saying the murder of david haines is an act of pure evil. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> meanwhile, slain u.s. journalist james foley's parents say they never knew what the u.s. government was doing to help their son after his kidnapping in 2012 and they say they were told they could be prosecuted for raising money to pay a ransom for his safe return. foley's family announced the james w. foley legacy fund to support families of american hostages and aid american journalists reporting from conflict zone. >>> san jose police plan to look at surveillance footage to see if they can link a suspicious device at a haute toll a person. someone reported seeing an object inside a nmen's restroom at a hilton hotel on almaden boulevard this morning. patrol officers asked explosives experts to help them determine what the dev

. >>> i was just talking to christiane amanpour about british prime minister james cameron.i've just seen the news." it's absolutely disgusting and despicable." the president is heading to wales via estonia. there is a beheading of another american adding to the complexities globally with the pro-russian rebels and eastern ukraine and kiev, how does this change the equation when it comes to the meeting on thursday? >> it's leakikely to change the equation. this meeting has been for some time. then dealing with the threat of russia, perhaps changing -- going back to the core of nato, a threat from the east, as well as looking at nato's future. as far as building a coalition to support, to get nato's support for taking on isis and iraq and syria, this main be discussed in cardiff but it's not front and central of the agenda. it's really come up over the last couple of weeks. and one of the reasons that finding and building a coalition is going to be so important for president obama and others, think of prime minister cameron a year ago. he could not get parliamentary support f

zero dark 30," but when it comes to torture, i trust the lady who spent three years married to james camerons diller, rivers weaponized day-to-day domestic-front comic riffs into something like social criticism of the rituals of suburban life county. as she did in her >> i'm from a little town called larchmont where if you're not married, if you're a girl, and you're over 21, you're better off dead! it's that simple, you know? >> reporter: a new generation would give rivers her propers as sarah silverman did on the web series "in bed with joan." >> women run comedy. it's all tina fey and whitney cummings and joan rivers. >> and all those hacks. that's enough! >> reporter: in an old-school showbiz world dominated by men who flaunted their privilege, rivers fought for opportunities. battling to be paid what she was worth, hosting her own shows without compromising her viewpoint or her sass. >> i don't know if any of you saw in the paper we have been banned in boston, which i think is wonderful, wxne, so pick a finger, wxne. >> reporter: from stand-up to internet snark, if you seek joan rivers'

i have to say we had an international conference ten years ago with james cameron was one of the keynote speakers and one of the things he told us, and we've kind of built upon this, is you guys should take a look at the entertainment industry and look at what they do. and even use the word avatar. this was way back before the movie "avatar." basically what we find in stem -- we're missing this from the shuttle days. kent, you know this well. we would send crews out to events, flight crews out. and the students would ask lots of questions about what it's like to fly and what it feels like and some of those things. that's certainly a motivator for stem, for students. the other one is, you know, near-term successes and events. we're starting to make a lot of progress on orion. we have the flight test coming up. we have lots of events where we'll test a heat shield or transport something and it's amazing. social media just blows up. there's a lot of interest out there when we talk about mars. it's just incredible. but in a lot of cases, conferences like this, we're essentially talking to a

i have to say we had an international conference ten years ago with james cameron was one of the keynote speakers and one of the things he told us, and we've kind of built upon this, is you guys should take a look at the entertainment industry and look at what they do. and even use the word avatar. this was way back before the movie "avatar." basically what we find in stem -- we're missing this from the shuttle days. kent, you know this well. we would send crews out to events, flight crews out. and the students would ask lots of questions about what it's like to fly and what it feels like and some of those things. that's certainly a motivator for stem, for students. the other one is, you know, near-term successes and events. we're starting to make a lot of progress on orion. we have the flight test coming up. we have lots of events where we'll test a heat shield or transport something and it's amazing. social media just blows up. there's a lot of interest out there when we talk about mars. it's just incredible. but in a lot of cases, conferences like this, we're essentially talking to a

james cameron wants to confront the threat of isis. >> islam is for peace. they're not muslims, they're monsters. >> reporter: about 500 british men and even some women have fought with isis. david haines' brother read from a letter isis is posing a direct threat to the world and to religion. >> we're seeing it more andmore in every walk of life. it is not a race or religious or ethical issue. it is a human issue. >> reporter: he had gone to syria to help as an aid worker. in their latest video isis said they'd kill another british aid worker lain henning. and as a horrified world has now learned, they mean it. that conference in paris has already produced some action. the french government has asked for and received permission from the iraqi government to overfly isis territory with fighter jets to help prepare for more air strikes. charlie? >> elizabeth, thanks. president obama said no american combat groups will be used on the ground to defeat isis. republican senator lindsey graham slammed that during an interview on sunday. >> this is a political war we

so if i had a meeting with james cameron, i would be thinking to myself, i wonder if we could get spaceanies together and gea a movie done about going to mars. not -- i know with have had ovis movies like this before. wouldn't it be nice to have one ever so often so people didn't look at val kilmer going to mar and saying, i don't know who that is.>> >> to follow up on that, as i mentioned earlier, i -- we do the best we can with s.t.e.m. gs given the budgets we have. nasa does a great job. my fellow companies do a great r job. we're out there doing everythin that we can.ev as i said, i think we need to leverage a few things. one is upcoming events that we have to that we need to take al advantage of and get that out there and get the top tier medit involved so that it really is a topic of discussion on all the talk shows and such. dis the other is leveraging pop culture. it's amazing when youur look ate role models of the students, especially the k through 12, eya they really look atll the entertainment industry and it's really amazingle the leverage y can get out of that. i say astron

and i have to say that we had an exploration conference probably ten years ago with james cameron was one of the keynote speakers and one of the things he told us and we've kind of build upon this is you should take a look at the entertainment industry and look at what they do and he even used the word avatar. what we are finding in stem and we find this in the shuttle days we would have the cruise events and the students would ask lots of questions about what it's like to fly and what it feels like it is those things. the other one is near-term successes and events. we are starting to make a lot of progress. we got the flight test coming up we have a lot of points we both transform something and it's amazing the social media blows up so there's a lot of interest out there and when we talk about mars, it's just incredible. but in a lot of cases, conferences like this we are essentially talking to a fairly small community within ourselves. so it's really good that we have organizations like explorer mars that are broadcasting this stuff but as we get closer to flying, we have more enga

david cameron confirmed the death of david haines, who was abducted in syria last year. his death comes just weeks after isis executed american journalist james foley and steven sotloff. cameron promised to hunt down those responsible for haines's death. this morning secretary of state john kerry is in paris for a global conference that will focus on how to combat isis and other islamic extremist groups. kerry arrived from cairo last night. while in egypt, kerry said that egypt has a critical role to play in helping the world denounce the brutal methods used by islamic radicals. >> it will be our goal in every meeting that we have on the international basis. together, working to degrade and ultimately to defeat isil. >> the isis threat will be up for discussion on nbc's "meet the press." chuck todd will talk with current and former white house officials. it comes your way this morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> today, people from eastern european communities who live in the philadelphia region will come together for a demonstration against russian aggression in ukraine. the rally will happen at 2:00 this afternoon on independence mall

so if i had a meeting with james cameron, i would be thinking to myself i wonder if we could get a number of space companies together and get a movie done about going to mars. and not, not, you know, i know we've had movies like this before, but wouldn't it be nice to have one every so off so that people didn't look at val killer going to mars and saying i don't want even know who that is, right? >> just to follow up on that, as i mentioned earlier, we do the best we can with s.t.e.m. given the budgets that we have, and i think nasa does a great job of it. i know my fellow companies do a great job. we're certainly out there doing everything that we can. but as i said, i think we need to leverage a few things. one is upcoming events that we have that we all need to take advantage of and try to get that out there and try to get the top tier media involved so that it really is, you know, a topic of discussion on all the talk shows and such. the other is leveraging pop culture. and it's amazing when you look at role models of these students, especially the k-12. they really look at the entert

british prime minister david cameron confirmed the death of david haines who was abducted in syria last year. this comes weeks after isis executed american journals james foley and stephen sotloff. cameron has promised to hunt down those responsible. >>> turning to the weather. the rain is moving out. the skies are clearing now. a live look outside at boat house row where it feels like a fall night. and brittney shipp is here with what we can expect tomorrow morning. >> it will be a cool start to the morning. the fall-like conditions will continue as we head into tonight and tomorrow morning. at 7:00 a.m. we'll be in the mid-50s for philadelphia and in the 40s for the lehigh valley and 57 closer to toms river. in the late morning the temperatures will be in the 60s and low 70s which is still well below average for us. any rainfall we saw earlier is well off shore now and we are seeing the clouds clearing up. that will contribute to how cool it's going to get tonight. it's going to cool down into the 50s for philadelphia. by 8:00 a.m., 57 degrees. by 10:00 a.m., 61 but plenty of sunshine for sunday. that's the big difference between today and yesterday.

james cameron just made another trip to the bottom of the ocean, the deepest part of the ocean, the first time since 1960 and when they made the first trip they found a beer can. humans are everywhere and so it is our capacity to reason that has taken us to where we are now. if a germ shows up as it did for example in world war i where more people were killed by the flu than were killed by the combatants in world war i. that is a troubling and remarkable fact. if the right germs show up, we'll be taken out. we'll be eliminated. being smarter is not a necessary consequence of evolution. so far it seems to be the way things are going because of the remarkable advantage it gives to us. we can control our environment and even change it as we are doing today apparently by accident. so everybody just take a little while and grasp this fundamental idea. it's how you fit in with nature around you, so as the world changes, as it did for example for the ancient dinosaurs, they were taken out by a worldwide fireball apparently caused by an impactor. that's the best theory we have. and we are the res

prime minister david cameron confirmed the death of david haynes who was abducted in syria last year. his death comes just weeks after isis executed american journalist james foley and steven sotloff. cameron promised to hunt down those responsible. it will be a focus of discussion on "meet the press" this morning. chuck todd will be talking with current and former white house officials. it comes your way right here on nbc 10 at 10:30. >>> today people from eastern europe who live in the philadelphia region will come together far demonstration against russian aggression in ukraine. it will take place at 2:00 this afternoon. it will include people from the jewish, latvian, ukrainian communities. >>> that's been the case this weekend in doe next where heavy fire could be heard and plumes of smoke were visible over the airport which is now in the hands of the ukrainian government. >>> the rally will focus on senate bill 1182, known as the compassionate use of medical cannabis act. advocates hope lawmakers will take up the bill tomorrow after their summer break. >>> it is an incredible feat and the weather mostly cooperated this weekend. today marks the finale

prime minister david cameron confirmed the death of david haines, who was abducted in syria last year. his death comes just weeks after isis executed american journalist james foley and steven sotloff. cameron promised to hunt down those responsible for haines's death. >> david haines was a british hero. the fact that an aide worker was taken, held, and brutally murdered at the hands of isil sums up what this organization stands for. >> this morning, secretary of state john kerry is in paris for a global conference that's focusing on how to combat isis and the other islamic extremist groups. kerry arrived there from cairo last night. while he was in egypt, he said that egypt has a critical role in helping the world denounce the brutal methods used by islamic radicals. the isis threat will be up for discussion this morning on nbc's "meet the press." chuck todd will be talking with current and former white house officials. that comes your way in just about 20 minutes right here on nbc 10 at 10:30. >>> the man was badly beaten thursday night while he and his gay partner were walking in center city. police are now looking for a group of men and women who assaul

prime minister david cameron confirmed the death of david haines, who was abducted in syria last year. his death comes just weeks after isis executed american journalist james foley and steven sotloff. cameron promised to hunt down those responsible for haines's death. the isis threat will be the focus of discussion on nbc's "meet the press" this morning. moderator chuck todd will be talking with current and former white house officials. that comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> now to some news from harrisburg. tonight, supporters of medical marijuana will hold a candle light vigil at 7:30. the group will also hold a rally tomorrow morning at 10:00 on the steps of the state capitol building in harrisburg. the rally will focus on senate bill 1182, known as the compassionate use of medical cannabis act. advocates hope that lawmakers take up the bill after they return from summer break. today marks the finale of the susan g. komen three-day walk to raise funding for breast cancer research. what an incredible feat for the participants. we caught up with them in montgomery county yesterday. those taking part will walk a total of 60 miles this weeke

cameron. that will happen in the next couple of hours. >>> meanwhile, the mother of james foley is offering her support to the family of steven sotloff. foley was killed by isis militants last month. >> we send all of our love and hugs to them. unfortunately, they are sharing the pain we are. so we just ask the world to embrace them as the world has embraced us. it has helped us so much. >> americans are not the only ones being beheaded. a funeral of a soldier for a man who was killed by the isis group. he was captured last month. isis posted a video of his

cameron wants to stop his citizens from joining the militants. an estimated 500 britons have flown to syria and iraq to take up arms. including the london man accused of beheading american journalist james foley. about half may have returned. cameron unveiled plans to give police the power to hold the passports of suspected radicals while they investigate. and he wants to block extremists from coming home. >> it is abhorrent that people who declare their allegiance elsewhere are able to return to the united kingdom and pose a threat to our national security. >> reporter: more and more leaders are acknowledging the islamic state threat is a global one. the militants may have lost the fight for this town but they've got a firm grip on other areas. most agree the battle to end this insurgency will be a long one. craig dale, nhk world. >>> pro-russian separatists have sat down for peace talks aimed at ending the conflict in eastern ukraine. they say they would be prepared to keep the country together if they were granted special status. they say that includes the right to firm a military organization. separatist leaders met in meansing, belarus, with medical ga delegates. they want to promo

james, our actions speak for our commitment to this. and this president has authorized more than 100 strikes in iraq. >> joining us now from washington ace reporters carl cameron james rosen. was that answer suitable for you, rose%? >> well, bill, it was one of those responses that provides a clear answer to the question despite after a little more back and for the. jen psaki tells me she see no, sir utility on placing labels on terms of engagement. if you translate that means no. this administration does not regard the murders of misters foley and sotlov as acts of war. does not place its footing war footing with respect to isis. >> do you think the obama administration sees them as crimes? is that how they process it? >> we got some insight into how this administration is viewing the threat from isis from president obama's remarks in estonia this morning. is he has traveled to europe to participate in a nato summit. in just one appearance in he is stonia, the president set forth three different missions. vis-a-vis isis. at one point he said the mission is to destroy isis. at another point he spoke of wanting to roll them back and at still another point he sp

prime minister david cameron confirmed the death of david haines, who was abducted in syria last year. his death comes just weeks after isis executed american journalist james foley and steven sotloff. cameron promised to hunt down those responsible for haines's death. the isis threat, of course, is going to be the focus of discussion this morning on nbc's "meet the press." chuck todd will talk with current and former white house officials. that comes your way this morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> today in our area, people from eastern europe who live in the philadelphia region will come together for a demonstration against russian aggression in ukraine. the rally will happen at 2:00 this afternoon on independence mall next to the independence visitors center. the event will include speak foreign ministers the georgian, jewish, latvian, lithuanian and polish community. >>> now to news from harrisburg. tonight, supporters of medical marijuana will hold a candle light vigil at 7:30 and tomorrow morning at 10:00 on the steps of the state capitol building in harrisburg. the rally will focus on senate bill 1182. advocates hope that lawmakers take up th

joining us from washington, ace correspondent james rosen and carl cameron., congress is going to authorize just about anything the president wants, correct? i can't see them objecting to anything at this point. >> there is going to be some objections. lawmakers in both parties, however, do want the president to get congressional authorization for air strikes on isis in syria. but the president and an awful lot of people in congress actually think that technically the president already has that kind of power. were apt congressional vote to restrict the president. and most republicans support taking military actzkz not a blank check. that's a big deal. the president wants $500 million as well as congressional authorization for the pentagon to decide which of the syrian opposition groups might be safe enough for the townhouse train and arm against isis. harry reid has already and said that most democrats can accept air strikes but want absolutely no part of broader military action in election year. house republicans have suspended their work on budget legislati

james bayes thing you very much. we have heard the british prime minister david cameron welcoming the southeast fire. ames bayes was saying a lot has been happening in the last couple of hours. do stay with us here on al jazeera as we keep on top of all of the latest developments that we're seeing coming from this nato summit being held in wales in the united kingdom.

james foley and steven sotloff. british prime minister david cameron is holding an emergency meeting today with his military and security

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james foley and steven sotloff. the executioner threatened british prime minister david cameron saying their alliance with the u.s.will only, quote, accelerate your destruction and will drag the british people into another bloody and unwinnable war. we have our panel here with us, first to you, nic robertson, on this. tell me what you're hearing. >> reporter: the british foreign office working urgently to verify this video, when i talked to them a few minutes ago, they were still in that process. i asked them if they been able to reach out to mr. haynes' family. they were not aware at that time. so this is very much the early stages. isis alleging this is david haynes, the video that you say appears like the other two execution videos of journalist, david haynes, an aide worker. and that executioner who stands next to him, when he speaks, again, it sounds and he looks very much like the same executioner that we have seen in the two previous killings. he speaks with a british accent. and while he speaks, he makes a specific reference to u.s. air strikes against the hadifa dam, a strategic dam in the west of iraq. h

back to the golf course within 10 minutes of announcing the beheading of james foley to fist bump his pals and prime minister cameron also on vacation but running back to deal with the crisis. honestly i am tired of people saying you are entitled to a vacation. mr. president, you just had three weeks at martha's vineyard and today after the third beheading you are in the golf course again. john kerry tries to partner up with our arab hallies who don't really trust you. even you admit the on the ticops didn't look so good. it is more than optics it is a message to our enemy that is unmis unmistakab unmistakable. it is not just one message but the many through your presidency that shapes the enemy's perception of your resolve starting with the 2009 apology for being an american speech in cairo, to your not sending troops askito our men begging f help in benghazi saying you are going to reduce the army to preworld war ii levels to constantly signaling we are not a super power. while you trump at the reduction of our army to preworld war ii levels there are those that say that's a mistake. >> we are fighting a terrorist

james foley before him only strengthen the u.s.' resolve to degrade and destroy isis. meanwhile, david cameron was holding an emergency meeting today with senior officials to examine every possible option to save another journalist, a british journalist, who isis says will be killed next. >>> new at 11:00, a warning for pet owners on the peninsula after a number of cats were killed by coyotes. nbc bay area's bob redell live in palo alto with more. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, scott. over about the past month, palo alto animal services have found about ten cats killed by coyotes, at least one attack taking place here around robles park, which is in a very residential neighborhood. home surveillance video from about a year ago shows how easy it is for these outdoor cats to become prey. it's dark and grainy, but you can see the large, light-colored figure, that's the coyote, dragging away the smaller, dark-colored object, which was, unfortunately, someone's cat. that's why animal services is asking people to not leave your cats outside at night when the coyotes are looking for fo

james foley and stephen sotloff. this is not officially aunticated by anyone. but obviously with david cameronsaying it is an act of pure evil. everyone is taking iti?=ñ serio. >> it is clear that prime minister cameron takes isis and the threats quite seriously. you reported on as you remember, britain elevating the terror threat level for fear of the danger to britain residents there on uk soil. here you have a britain who was killed not on uk soil but on the soil of terrorist. what is it believed that the uk's next step will be after the united states taken the initiatives and announce that air strikes mi we don't have boots on the ground and it is not a ground war so to speak. the uk was silent this week after the president's speech. >> the uk has previously ruled out boots on the ground in this particular conflict, but the british government has plans to arm the kurdish fighters and part of the reason behind the reason for the beheading of david haines and the response is a work in progress and this meeting can called to try to further figure out what can be done. it is becoming worse by

james tolly. e isis is also threatening to kill british worker david haines. we could hear from david cameron at the present time now. all of this news breaking on the heels of a new report iey isis is guilty of amnesty. president obama is leaving for a summit in wales. some are calling this nato meeting the most important since the fall of the berlin wall. eamon, nice to have you back. with this latest video, if confirmed obviously showing the beheading by isis of journalist tea steven sotloff, what is isis' goal? their stated goal is to promote islamic state. why are they intentionally provoking the u.s.? >> i'm not sure that they are necessarily trying to provoke the u.s.. i think isis is in a territorial acquisition state. and trying to hold on to it. i don't think they're trying to start a fight with the united states. i think that they are in a fight with the united states. but i think sometimes this notion that they will come and attack the u.s. for ideological reasons is premature. there is definitely massive ideological difference. they are enemies. but right now if isis wanted to en

james foley and steven sotloff. this morning british prime minister david cameron told cnn's nic robertson that isis and islamic extremism must be eliminated. >> destroyed, squeezed out of existence is the way that i would put it. but we should be clear what we're facing here, is this islamist extremist narrative, poisonous narrative. it isn't just in iraq and syria. we've also seen it in somalia, in mali, of course in afghanistan when hosted by the taliban. so this is a generational struggle. >> cameron was speaking at the outset of a nato summit that was originally supposed to be all about afghanistan but has certainly and largely been commandeered by isis and ukraine. and on that front, a cease-fire is now expected to take effect tomorrow pending final agreement on a peace plan at a meeting in belarus. ukraine is not a member of nato, but its president is in wales today meeting with cameron, president obama as well and several other of the nato leaders. as many as 1700 iraqi soldiers were executed summarily by isis back in june. and coming up, the impossible story of one soldier who escaped that slaughter and lived to

james foley his killer appears to have a british accent. >> any attempt by you to deny muslims safety will result in the bloodshed of your people. >> david cameron faces some -- with the labor opposition. a former attorney general has sounded a warning, saying a plan to strip suspects of citizenship would violate international law. >> the prime minister of pakistan chaired and emergency meeting. he is under increasing pressure to resign. so far, he says he is not going anywhere. france 24's reporter joins us. what can you tell us about the session? >> it just concluded almost half an hour ago and has been adjourned until tomorrow. a number of speakers spoke on the floor of the house. the joint session means the upper houses of the senate, they both were there together. all the members of the parliament had come. it was very special to see the joint session because most of these political opposition parties which have been opposing came forward in support of him. they spoke in support of the parliamentary process. they said that they would not allow the protests outside the parliament -- they will not allow them to succeed in their plan of dissol

james foley and stephen sotloff. this is not officially aunticated by anyone. but obviously with david cameronsaying it is an act of pure evil. everyone is taking iti?=ñ serio. >> it is clear that prime minister cameron takes isis and the threats quite seriously. you reported on as you remember, britain elevating the terror threat level for fear of the danger to britain residents there on uk soil. here you have a britain who was killed not on uk soil but on the soil of terrorist. what is it believed that the uk's next step will be after the united states taken the initiatives and announce that air strikes mi we don't have boots on the ground and it is not a ground war so to speak. the uk was silent this week after the president's speech. >> the uk has previously ruled out boots on the ground in this particular conflict, but the british government has plans to arm the kurdish fighters and part of the reason behind the reason for the beheading of david haines and the response is a work in progress and this meeting can called to try to further figure out what can be done. it is becoming worse by

director james coney, however, says -- komey says he will -- comey says lenot release the man's name or his identity. >>> british prime minister david cameron is trying to rally support saying the terror group has already declared war on british citizens. >>> well, last night the washington redskins were embarrassed on national television against the new york giants. a tale of two quarterbacks. kirk cousins threw four interceptions. eli manning threw four touchdown passes. it was the first time the giants qb has thrown that many tds against washington since 1962. final score 45-14. the redskins lose. first time on a thursday night they've lost in franchise history. that drops them to 1-3 on the season. it does not get easier. the reigning spr super bowl champs saddle -- super bowl champs seattle seahawks come to town. >>> derek jeter played for the final time at yankees stadium last night and won the game against the orioles in the bottom of the 9th. his walkoff single steals the win. he spent his entire 20-year career as shortstop for the yankees including five world series titles and 14 trips to the all-star game. >> this is all i ever wa

james foley and steven sotloff, who were beheaded. in the video it appears haines is following a script. he denounces british prime minister david cameron, holding him responsible for his execution and following a trend of british prime ministers who can't find the courage to say no to the americans. the same masked man with a british accent appears in all these videos and like in the other two, threatens to kill another hostage in the near future. >> this will only accelerate your destruction and claim the role of the obedient lap dog cameron. >> reporter: cameron called the execution despicable and appalling. he released a statement saying the murder of david haines is an act of pure evil and his heart goes out to his family. he added, we will do everything in our power to hunt down these murderers and ensure they face justice, however long it takes. haines's family has asked for privacy. danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> david haines was kidnapped in northern syrian last year delivering humanitarian aid. more than a decade of peacekeeping and aid work. also a husband and father. he leaves behind a wife and two daughters. secretary of

james foley and steven sotloff. the executioner, who sounds like the same man who appeared in these previous videos, directly threatens british prime minister david cameron. >> your evil allies of america which continues to strike the muslims of iraq and most recently bombed the hadifa dam will only accelerate your destruction and play in the role, cameron. it will only drag you and your people into another bloody and unwinnable war. >> haynes was helping to provide humanitarian relief in syria when he was abducted in march 2013. the 44-year-old is a long-time aide worker who has helped victims of conflict since 1999, according to a paris-based relief organization. joining me now, our panel, senior international correspondent, nic robertson, lieutenant colonel rick francona and let me ask about the reaction in iraq to american troops and the announcement that about 475 more troops will be heading to iraq. and also the air strikes. what is the reaction there on the ground? >> reporter: well, the air strikes, randi, these are very welcome. even enemies of the united states here, shia militias that fought the u.s. military here are welcoming these air strik

james foley and steven sotloff who were beheaded. in the video, it appears haines is following a script. he denounces british prime minister david cameron holding him responsible for his execution and following a trend of british prime ministers who can't find the courage to say no to the americans. the same masked man with a british accent appears in all three videos. and like the other two, he threatens to kill yet another hostage sometime in the future. cameron called the execution despicable and appalling. he tweeted and released a statement saying "the murder of david haines is an act of pure evil and his heart goes out to haines family who have shown extraordinary courage and fortitude. cameron added, we will do everything in our power to hunt down these murderers and ensure they face justice. however, long it takes. >> haines' family has asked for privacy. danielle nottingham for "eyewitness news" on the c cw philly. >> the search is on for a hit-and-run driver involved in a deadly crash in tioga. philadelphia police say that a car hit a 60 year old man crossing the street at 25th and allegheny, and just kept going. this happened

james rosen at the state department. >>> still ahead, defending christians around the world from persecution, first carl cameron on the stretch run to the midterms. >>> georgia's secretary of state is investigating allegations of fraud, ahead of this fall's election. the atlanta tv station records records are being subpoenaed from liberal voter registration groups led by the state's house democrat. georgia has two big race this is fall, one for the u.s. senate and the other for governor. let's talk a little bit more about politics tonight. carl cameron joins us now, carl, the midterm primaries are now officially history. set the table for us for the fall and spring here. >> we have got to reck that republicans and tea partiers began this year promising they would nominate strong conservatives who could beat democrats in general elections and they pretty much got what they want it. his ranks was incumbent democrats jeanne shaheen, brown can expect a bounce because the gop will yuunite now that the t other primary candidates out of the way. tierny is the only democratic incumbent to lose his primary this year in the eit

cameron. that will happen in the next couple of hours. >>> meanwhile, the mother of james foley is offering her support to the family of steven sotloff. foley was killed by isis militants last month. >> we send all of our love and hugs to them. unfortunately, they are sharing the pain we are. so we just ask the world to embrace them as the world has embraced us. it has helped us so much. >> americans are not the only ones being beheaded. a funeral of a soldier for a man who was killed by the isis group. he was captured last month. isis posted a video of his beheading on social media websites on saturday. >>> and isis will be discussed on the sidelines of the nato summit getting under way today in wales but the focus will be the unrest in ukraine and russia's allege role of fueling the crisis. >> and american troops will be there. nic robertson has the details. >> reporter: operation rapid is the most robust message thus far to recalibrate his involvement in eastern ukraine. a thousand troops, as many as 200 troops on the soil in ukraine as early as the middle of september. this is a peace-keepi

british prime minister david cameron says he will chair an emergency response meeting with his cabinet today about the situation. >>> this all follows the beheading of journalist james foley two weeks ago. at the end of that video, isis threatened to kill sotloff until president obama ended the air strikes that have been pummeling isis targets for a month. a few americans are still being held by isis but the spokeswoman would not give specifics. >>> it comes as ukraine and nato accuse russia of sending troops and artillery, although ukraine announced this morning that there was a cease-fire but within the last few minutes we have understood that putin has not agreed to that cease-fire, because heç claims that russias not part of that invasion of the russian rebels into ukraine. president obama's trip comes a day before the nato summit in wales. >>> security is being stepped up in iraq. the president approved 350 adigal soldiers to protect the u.s. embassy in baghdad and its facilities. the extra troops are from the army and the marines. they will not serve in a combat role. this deployment raises the total number of u.s. troops in iraq to more than 1,000. u.s. mili