james foley and warm. yes. you have. are there as is themselves devoted my view with you were with drums or. i didn't understand why it's just the talk in the form of. yeah yeah translation. you know use like i think. so when backed up he announced the formation of isis in syria in april two thousand and thirteen our lives he became the wali of aleppo which meant she oversaw all islamic state activities within province an absolute was in charge of aleppo. what the kidnapping all locals became graham plant right from the beginning of the civil war everybody was kidnapping reach syrians in order to fund their own fights they started kidnapping foreigners too and of course all their wealth to syrians had moved out so at that point the foreigners became a very good way to fund various organisations who kidnapped john connelly or james folly and sell it to another organisation for maybe ten thousand dollars maximum saying amount of small money but of course different kind of people. just look at all from sauvignon sort of yea

james foley and whom. you have. are their eyes is themselves who kidnapped you with that you were with them sore. but i didn't understand why it's dangerous to talk in the form of. yeah yeah translation. you know use like i think. so when baghdadi announced the formation of isis in syria in april two thousand and thirteen our laps he became the wally of aleppo which meant she oversaw all islamic state activities within province that was the province where most journalists were going and i was the problem the province in which most journalists night workers were ultimately kidnapped there was an unbelievable spike in abductions from the moment absi was in charge of a lot of. what the kidnapping all locals became grampound right from the beginning of the civil war everybody was kidnapping reach syrians in order to fund their own fights they started kidnapping foreigners too and of course all their wealth to syrians had moved out so at that point the foreigners became very good way to fund various organisations who kee

they demanded hundred million dollars for james foley was the complicity that they. one. by killing him which polls after the fact showed that this event was the single most well known and that event among americans across the board since nine eleven was that publicity worth more to them than one hundred million dollars. i think. whether or not they predicted the reaction would be quite so strong. from that point forward i imagine they had very little interest in and read something anyone whatever they would say negotiating with islamic state was unique. and never happened before was extremely difficult because it was a new territory i mean never before and it dead also been worth more than i live also. i sophists released a video which is believed to show the execution of american freelance journalist james foley the video also shows another freelance journalist identified as thought law and islamic state members in the video said that software will be next. steve is the contact me to do some more inside syria about civilian situation in the morning i go to pick up him f

join and eventually he long after isis formed he ended up in the same prison cell in aleppo as james foley cannily and a german hostage named tony newkirk john and james told you that they'd been kidnapped initially by just on a stretcher and then they were traded among four or five locations before ending up in the hospital aleppo which was under isis control presumably on every move they were blindfolded and all the rest so we don't really know who who was in charge of each move but at a certain point they were isis hostages. was november of twenty thirteen hard on that we got the first e-mail from the kidnappers that was sort of a watershed moment for us that we knew that there was jim. that he was alive and that we were dealing with the people who had him. but we knew little about them and . and then they went silent within a relatively short period of time after that. time is a is a tool that is malleable you can use it for as long as you want you can call somebody or reach out to somebody and wait two months before you do it again or you can wait three months before you ever reach ou

one of their victims was the american journalist james foley, here in the helmet.ried the men could escape if there is a delay in dealing with them. if somebody doesn't take the leadership and take them to trial, i fear they will get away or something else. i am concerned that the international community and our government, the us government, and the uk, need to work together to hold them accountable. but that raises the question of where the two men should be held accountable. the home secretary, amber rudd, has not confirmed they have both been stripped of their british citizenship. what is known is that the uk has been speaking to the americans about them, and that the last thing britain wants is to have them back here to stand trial. a view endorsed by the government's legal and political supporters. i'm sure it would be desirable that individuals against whom there are serious allegations, should be brought to trial. but that's not to say that the home secretary is wrong in her view that they should be deprived of british citizenship, which i understand she's

one of their victims was james foley, an american tv journalist in the helmet, who was beheaded.s worried any delay in deciding their future could risk them escaping. if somebody doesn't take the leadership and take them to trial, i fear they'll get away or something else. i'm concerned that the international community and our government, the us government and uk, need to work together to hold them accountable. tonight, the home office wouldn't say whether alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh had been stripped of their british citizenship but said the uk was working with its allies to ensure justice was carried out, which for some could mean an international court ofjustice. one option might be that they could be put on trial in front of an international criminal court and that isn't impossible, and indeed, i think there may be some argument is that the international community should be working together to see if individuals who have committed these crimes can be brought tojustice. the british is fighters are believed to have beheaded at least 27 hostages amid appalling brutalit

the mother of one victim, james foley, says britain and the us must hold the men to account as the ukhem to face trial here. i think there may be some argument that the international community should be working together to see if individuals who have committed these crimes can be brought tojustice. the senior labour party official, embroiled in an anti—semitism row, has stepped down from the party's ruling executive. more british diplomats have been ordered to leave moscow by the kremlin in the continuing row over the use of a nerve agent in salisbury. also in the next hour, the funeral for professor stephen hawking

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us officials believe the gang beheaded at least 27 hostages, among them the american journalist james foley, who went missing in syria in 2012. his mother says the men must be held to account. i really am not that interested in their opinion on anything. i am interested in them being held accountable diane foley has said she fears that while the two men remain in northern syria, they could still evade justice. the uk was working with its allies to ensure thatjustice was carried out, which for some could mean an international court of justice. out, which for some could mean an international court ofjustice. one option might be that they could be put on trial in front of the international criminal court. that is not impossible. there could be some arguments that the international community should be working together and see if they can be brought to justice. the british eye as fighters are believed to have beheaded 20 hostages. some legal experts believe button should take responsibility for these captured men. we have a duty to try them fairly if you will and to punish them heavily and to sh

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us officials believe the gang beheaded at least 27 hostages, among them the american journalist james foleysing in syria in 2012. his mother says the men must be held to account. i really am not that interested in their opinion on anything. i am interested in them being held accountable for their horrific crimes. and right now they look like they're on vacation. that is the part that is very concerning to me and upsetting. diane foley has said she fears that while the two men remain in northern syria, they could still evade justice. the government have not commented on whether the pair have been stripped on their citizenship at britain and the united states have been holding talks on the fate of the two men, and where and how they might face trial. jessica parker, bbc news. we've just had a statement in from the family of david haines, who was murdered by that isis group, and the family saying they are shocked that two individuals who have committed, as they say, such keenness crimes, had been treated with kindness with access to media and smartphones. as for saying their actions are reg re

us officials believe the gang beheaded at least 27 hostages, among them the american journalist james foley2. his mother says the men must be held to account. i really am not that interested in their opinion on anything. i am interested in them being held accountable for their horrific crimes. and right now they look like they're on vacation. that is the part that is very concerning to me and upsetting. diane foley has said she fears that while the two men remain in northern syria, they could still evade justice. the government have not commented on whether the pair have been stripped off their citizenship, but britain and the united states have been holding talks on the fate of the two men, and where — how — they might face trial. jessica parker, bbc news. the daughter of the aid worker david haines, who was killed by the cell, said alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh had showed no remorse. the funeral of professor stephen hawking has taken place in cambridge this afternoon. hundreds of people lined the streets and applauded as his coffin was carried into the church. actor eddie redmayne

one of their victims was james foley, an american tv journalist, in the helmet, who was beheaded.any delay in deciding their future could risk them escaping. if somebody doesn't take the leadership and take them to trial, i fear they'll get away or something else. i'm concerned that the international community and our government, the us government and uk, need to work together to hold them accountable. tonight, the home office wouldn't say whether alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh had been stripped of their british citizenship but said the uk was working with its allies to ensure justice was carried out, which for some could mean an international court ofjustice. one option might be that they could be put on trial in front of an international criminal court, and that isn't impossible, and indeed, i think there may be some arguments that the international community should be working together to see if individuals who have committed these crimes can be brought tojustice. the british is fighters are believed to have beheaded at least 27 hostages amid appalling brutality, which is

us officials believe the gang beheaded at least 27 hostages, among them the american journalist james foleywho went missing in syria in 2012. his mother says the men must be held to account. syria in 2012. his mother says the men must be held to accountlj really men must be held to account.” really a m men must be held to account.” really am not that interested in their opinion on anything. i am interested in them being held accountable for their horrific crimes. right now, they looked like they are on vacation. that is the pa rt they are on vacation. that is the part that is very concerning tumi and upsetting. diane foley has said she fears that while the two men remain in northern syria, they could still evade justice. remain in northern syria, they could still evadejustice. britain remain in northern syria, they could still evade justice. britain and the united states have been holding talks on the fate of the pair and where and how they might face trial. jessica parker, bbc news. and with me is our political correspondent, jonathan blake. has the british government addressed this questi

james foley. thank you for being here. appreciate it.onday morning. good morning to maria bartiromo. cheryl: there she is. >> good morning, everybody. happy monday. monday march 12th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. a jobs report sent stocks soaring on friday and it continues this morning. the dow in the s&p 500 above their 50 day moving average of 440-point, one in three quarters%. the nasdaq at an all-time high with a gain of 100%. the s&p as well. almost 50 points higher. features with a stronger indicator as the momentum continues this week. a couple of inflation report will be watching. dow industrials up 100-point at the open this morning. a third of a percent higher in two thirds of a percent higher this morning on the net that. markets were mostly higher as well except down a fraction. it is that the court of a percent, 10 points higher of two thirds of a percent 70 points higher. green across that were taking a cue from wall street. hong kong, hang seng up 2%. protect the mayor kids come in house unveiling his plan to help end gun

2015, le pen should execution by islamic state extremists, including the execution of reporter james foleycould face up to three years in prison if convicted. paris has been blanketed with snow as a siberian cold front that icy temperatures too much of the country. snow is a rare sight in the french capital and it won't last. temperatures are set to rise in the next few days. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. me till earnings are an -- retail erarnings, coal is estimates, but still fell as much as a percent. will the retail rose continue after the bell -- woes continue after the bell? ah is joining us from washington. great to have you. give us a breakdown as to what is the issue with these retailers. oal had their best comparable sales growth since 2001, 6.3% growth on that measure. what investors really latch onto is the forecast. they don't expect growth to keep up at quite that strong a pace, and that investments in e-commerce will continue to way it -- weigh on earnings. vonnie:

. >> martha: there are so many of these cases, so tonight we sit down with the mother of james foley,can who was killed by isis, she said she was appalled by the way her son in his case were treated by the united states government. she wants to make sure that changes. it is one of the hottest races to watch, missouri attorney general josh farley has planned to take the seat away and had to do you see himself, he is here to make his case next and chris stirewalt tells us how that race might shape up when we come back. >> for those of us that are in states that trump won, we would really appreciate if she would be more careful and show respect to every american voter and not just the ones who voted for her. ♪ you said you're not like me, ♪ never drop to your knees, ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪ ♪ you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ♪ ♪ everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> martha: president obama is heading to hollywood to fund raise for claire mccaskill. mccaskill is in for the front

isis drops off the heads of people it captures, including, in this case, james foley for my state, newtually important. because there was a decadence in our political discourse where democrats for example frequently say, the social conservatives are as bad as the taliban. no, we are not. there is one side that is burning homosexuals, flying them off rooftops, killing people for listening to music, come on and on the other side, there are people you have to disagree with anna western, multiparty system. you devalue political political discourse every time you comparable -- it's good for her for pointing out the difference. >> tucker: good for her. just south africa, which is of the tri- depressing story, it's almost hard to bring up. bottom line is, the left of the united states was against apartheid. it's worth being against that. that they were also championing for the african national congress, which has been in power ever since's 94 and they destroyed the country and now they are attempting to turn it into zimbabwe by crushing the in that country., okay. they are doing that. why are

isis chops off the heads of people it captures including in this case james foley from my state from. and that's actually quite important because there is a decadence in our political discourse where democrats, for example, frequently say oh, these social conservatives are as bad as the taliban. no, we are not. you know, there is one side that is burning homosexuals, throwing them off rooftops. decapitating people, killing them for listening to music other side people you disagree with in a western multiparty system. you devalue political discourse every time you compare marie le pen so good for her for pointing out the difference. >> tucker: good for her. so south africa such a depressing story it's almost hard to bring up. his bottom line is for decades the left in the united states was against appar at a time and good for them. it's worth being against that they also were champions of the african national congress been in power ever since '94 and basically destroyed the country and now they are attempting to turn it into zimbabwe by crushing the minority in that country. okay, the

foley farm. when michigan state police detective james carbon arrived on the scene, he knew he was in for a longight. >> we don't have a lot of homicides that happen in and around branch county. because of her position as a school teacher, just for the number of people that knew her, that put it in a much more serious type investigation. >> detective carbon and his team of state troopers scoured the crime scene, taking pictures and seizing evidence of what appeared to be a home burglary gone wrong. the first clue? the broken glass coming from the kitchen door window. >> it appeared that a beer bottle was used to break that particular window. >> according to tom, jewelry and credit cards were missing. the family desk had also been disturbed and financial documents inside were gone. and then there was the medicine cabinet. >> looked like somebody had gone in and basically scooped a shelf off the medicine cabinet and its contents. >> like maybe they were looking for prescription drugs? >> potentially. >> but to detective carbon, the items missing weren't nearly as telling as what was left behind. e