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this month marks 25 years since john hood and mark rotterman fonded the john lock foundation with the help of art pope and the john william pope foundation. while its beginnings may have been small, the foundation quickly made an impact and today it is the leading voice in north carolina for free markets limited government and personal responsibility. the silver jubilee represents a changing of the guard for the organization. after nearly 20 years at its helm founder john hood is taking a new role as president of the pope foundation. he leaves john lot foundation in the very capable hands of corey swanson, who has been a central figure in the growth and influence of the organization over the last 15 years. the future is bright at the foundation, and the people of north carolina are the beneficiaries and are grateful. with that i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recog

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those shocking new images coming hours after the hooded executioner known as jihadi john is unmasked. this butcher was tracked by british intelligence but eventually released. leland vittert is live from washington with brand new details. >> as you said the most stunning parts of the revelation about jihadi john is the british intelligent services knew who he was. they were tracking him at times they interviewed him but they were able to give him the slip. he was identified as mohammed and he was 6 years old, as he grew up he became increasingly radicalized. a number of different occasions interviewed him and talked to him and eventually he was able to end up in syria giving the british services the slip. ice isis took center stage coming from two cabinet level officials. first listen to the director of national intel gichl. >> it has been the lethal year for global terrorism in the 45 years since data has been compiled. >> this came 24-hours after john kerry was testifying before congress with a very very different message. >> we are living in a period of whether he is daily threat t

john. he's the hooded executioner seen in several isis video executing at least 7 western hospital stachblingtshis name is said to be mohammad a 26-year-old from london. he was publicly identified today by the "washington post"which says he became radicalize after being detaped by authorities on trip to tans 98 in 2000 nichbility he last lived in this home in london where he was raised in a well to do family apparently. and earned degree in computer programming. >> we hear more tonight from northern california family who believes the relatives are being held hostage by isis fighters. modest to woman says the terror group never on the brother radar when he traveled to sir y.another conflict prompted the trip. george explains. >> he's a wonderful. >> share lot is terrified about what may be happening to her older brother and his son. believed to be amok the perhaps 250 syrian christian taken hostage this week by isis fighters in syria. >> he have we don't know. >> her husband says his brother-in-law who he has asked us not to identify traveled from modest to to sir why 2 years ago to try to get h

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hood shootings as workplace violence. and now classifies it as a terrorist attack. john announce that had purple hearts will be awarded to the victims of assan. he murdered 13 people. catherine herridge with our report. >> more than five years after the fort hood massacre where 13 were shot dead and more than 30 injured, the army said the attack was terrorism and not workplace violence as the defense department first claimed. >> i'm calling on behalf of the general of the army. wanted to get information to you. >> this morning the army started calling the fort hood surveys and survivors and families. to begin the process. >> sean talked to fox news about the attack where he was shot six times. >> i saw everybody screaming. i saw the blood all over. the blood on my chest. >> manning said he's grateful the army is no longer in denial. >> it is an act of terrorism, and that represents that, you know, the sacrifice that these guys made was something that was, you know different than if they're in iraq and afghanistan. >> new language in the defense budget required the army t

hood and in kansas. at this hour johndent delivers the key note address next hour and he said this morning that we must stop

these images coming just hours after the hooded executioner known as jihadi john was unmasked. we are now learning that this butcher, muhammad emwazi, had been trapped by british intelligence and even detained at one point but was eventually released by them. and now the families of americans james foley and steven so sotloff, two of them emwazi's victims are speaking out. >> we don't think the system failed anyone. we think it worked. the intens community was able to -- the intelligence community was able to identify this man and put him on a no-fly left. >> the foley family saying the united states could have done more. >> our government needs to have a clearer policy and be more upfront about what they can or cannot do or will or will not do. we felt we were in the dark a lot. we were not really part of the team. >> emwazi has appeared in at least seven execution videos. >>> armed and dangerous at home. that is a warning from texas police who are on high alert once again as they search for this man who is believed to be behind five shootings in the houston area within the la

hood and in kansas. at this hour john kerry speaking at the white house summit and then the president delivers the key note address next hour and he said this morning that we must stop the enablers and those that insight others to do so to prevent people around the world to be radicalized is ultimately a battle for hearts and minds. and the president said that starts in our communities. efforts are under way in los angeles, new york and minneapolis are under way already. kristen welker at the white house. walk us through what the administration is hoping the pilot programs will do. >> reporter: well the goal here ari, is to reach vulnerable communities, young people who might be inclined to join a terrorist group like isis. isis has been effective at recruiting young people through online social media so the pilot programs are aimed at counter that. a full-court press, from after-school programs, pre-k and job fairs and they are asking a number of different sectors in every community to help out. so let's look at how many

john. isis is a faceless group of killers. we see them in the black hoodswe love nicknames in the press going back to the iraqi war. and what british intelligence knew about him and the savagery of isis where i draw the line is the profiles i am reading, jenna, nbc reporting that young mohammed loved soccer and loved to listen to pop bands and usa today talking about howard jarvis this guy is making the turn and how was disaffected as a muslim. i don't care. i don't want to hear about his childhood, the focus should be on the way in which the butchers carry out the killings. >> and you know they have the defectioned and say celebrities are just like us and the details of hollywood stars are just like us and reminds me of this as well. and trying to find out more about the guy than perhaps we need to know. you have to balance your reporting with his background and what he is doing now. and how do you strike the right balance and tell enough to follow the pieces of who he is and how he became that way. and don't provide manufacture information about him as we

jihadi john wears a black hood, brandishes a knife, and berates th now media reports say emwazi is from well-to-do family and grew up in west london. there are reports he was born in kuwait. he is said to have graduated college with a degree in computer programming. westminster university confirmed a man with the same name studied there, leaving six years ago. >> there are individuals certainly that he was close to in london that remain in london and mi-5, the equivalent of the fbi will be looking at whether those individuals have also been radicalized and whether th wi >> reporter: reports say in his mid-20s and is described by those who knew him at the time as polite. but this morning another group that had contact with emwazi says that by 2010 he was known to the british security services. there are differing reports. he's said to have been born in kuwait. another report says he was p and those claims the british security service mi-5 was aware of british officials won't confirm that. it will be raising many questions this morning. >> keir simmons in l >>> a major story tied to isis

johns. >> it's going to be on this block right here and put her hood up and the distress is going to be thewo hands up. >> officer carl takes the lead in the command car. his job is to communicate with amy. >> we're ready. >> okay. she's going to step out. she's stepping out. >> a few hundred yards down the road sergeant walker stays alert to spot and neutralize any potential threat to the undercover. >> okay. she is out. she is out. >> while the temperature outside drops, tension inside rises. as soon as amy hits the pavement. >> okay. you've got a pickup truck turning the corner. >> within minutes the undercover attracts interest. >> she's walking to the car right now. >> and it is down. it's down. come and get him. it is down. >> as the decoy signals officers, patrol cars move in on the unsuspecting buyer. >> y'all got cameras on me? [ bleep ]. i'm trying to holla at a female. >> stunned, the man says he was just trying to sweet-talk the undercover. amy says men who buy women often act with aggression and like to wield power. >> the guys pull up, they expect you to jump right in. because

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hood on his head. it's very very difficult. >> we know british investigators will not confirm jihadi john's identity.those terrorists who appeared in that video will be held accountable. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," 50 years after his assassination, malcolm x still looms large in the minds of many people on the front lines of today's civil rights fight. what would malcolm x think about their tactics if he were alive today? i'll talk to his daughter next. generating electricity on-site and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitment. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your brand new car. don't those people know you're already shaken up? liberty mutual's new car replac

john. thursday his mother said the u.s. has to do more for hostages. >> reporter: his british acsengts was one of the few clues to his identity in isis propaganda campaigns, he's shown from behind a hood. he's mohamed emwazi mid-20s, college educated. came to kuwait in 1994. the son of a well-to-do family. police and reporters gathered from his home far from his syrian desert where he was a front man for a string of murders. journalist james foley last august then another journalist and british aid workers, american aid worker and two japanese hostages. this man knew emwazi in london. >> does it sound like the man you compromise >> i can't be certain but i do find there's a number of similarities. >> reporter: the reporter who identified him said he wasn't always violent. >> and he was shy person. very interested devoted to religion devoted to his family. >> reporter: he studied computer programming at london's westminster university leaving in 2009. sources said while in uk he did have connections to extremists in somalia and was known to the british security agencies. but he left britain in 2012 for syria where he joined isis and become a symbol of their brutality. the daughter of o

hood up it feels good. >> so you are all for it? >> i'm all for it. >> a sunny outlook for cold weather. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you john. as you bundle up check the 6 abc storm tracker app we have links to the hourly and seven-day forecast to help you get ready for the falling temperatures. >>> developing now another brutal murder by the terror group isis, a new video shows that the group executed the jordanian pilot they were holding hostage, this was particularly gruesome and it comes as soon as there was some hope for a prisoner exchange. >> this video showing the jordanian pilot being burned alive while chained to a cage. you hoped his life would be spare, when jordan was negotiating with the jordanian government, now there say promise of revenge by the jordanian officials. they said it shows beyond a doubt how barbaric this group is. the 26-year-old fell into the hands of the militants when he crashed his jet into syria the first pilot from the u.s. led coalition to be captured. this just days after japanese journalist was beheaded by the same militants. now they

hood of universities to find out why they are so expensive. gerri: no kidding. >> why are they charging 30, 40, $50,000 a year. gerri: john i want to turn to you. to go over details of this program which steve is making fun of, and i have frankly. pay as you earn if you make certain income criteria caps paints 10% of your income. this after you're graduating. you don't pay while you're studying. forgives balance of public workers after 10 years and private sector workers after 20. get this my friend. there is no limit, no limit on the amount of debt that can be forgiven. john, to you you studied this. was this the right solution for the huge debt problem? >> the budget of the united states is supposed to chart a course for how we handle our finances. under obama, the budget document has become a dependency document where increasingly administration hand picks certain constituencies, makes them dependent on the federal government. the first step was student loans, nationalize the student loan market. this is now the second step. this takes no economic sense but makes a world of political sense if you try to make people dep

john legend showing off his statue for best original song for glory. he wouldy redmayne best actor. julie anne more took home her first oscar. patricia arquette won for boy hood. we'll we'll take a look at some of the most talked about moments at the oscars. >> julie anne moore was the obvious choice. >> jk simmons. >> all right i was wrong. >> reporter: patricia arquette. >>> we have snowshowers in delaware and south jersey and one pushing into chester. looks like it will have a minor effect on you this morning slow it down just in case, as we look outside, we have cloudy skies to start out, the camera bouncing around just a little bit always there is a breeze that's beginning to work its way through the region. still holding 34 degrees with the numbers that kim in at 6:00 a.m. in philadelphia. down in the 20s in allentown and reading. in the freezing mark in trenton. 334 in wilmington. we're seeing a freezing up on roads and sidewalks of that melted snow from yesterday. be careful walking around and driving around. eventually we do expect to see sun back in the picture with partly sunny skies through most of the afternoon. up in allentown a high of 21 degre

in this world, john, where we have the second screen conversation happening on twitter, being able to comment in realtime is very valuable. back over to you. >> yeah. iggy is just so hoodetimes. she has twitter beef with everybody. even the pizza guy. anyway, some new data out on charitable giving. robert frank is back at hq with more. >> of the top 50 philanthropists in 2013, 12 were actually tech founders and they gave a total of $4.6 billion in 2013. about half of the total amount by all 50 of the top givers. bill and melinda gates topping the list, giving $1.5 billion in microsoft to their foundation. coming in second was the what's app founder, giving $556 million to the silicon valley community foundation. shawn parker gave $550 million to his foundation as well as a donor-advised fund. nick and jill woodman giving $500 million to the silicon valley community foundation as well. remember that famous stock sale. and sergei brin rounding out the top five of google giving $382.8 million to his own foundation. the tech guys are reengineering philanthropy just as they reinvented tech. most are giving to scientific research endowments and donor advised funds. these fun

hood on his head. >> so still questions. but i mean is this the right guy. adam how certain are your sources that jihadi johnmed enwazi? >> well as certain as the "new york times" and other british newspapers that have also confirmed. and asim wasn't used as an identifying source in there. we didn't say asim said he was 100% certain. he only said he had a striking resemblance. asim was useful in the story in that he interacted with enwazi and he had the e-mails. >> and on that line of questioning, at the same news conference koreshi characterized enwazi as somebody who is kind gentle, humble grateful. i know your co-writer spoke to people who also knew emwazi friends of his. do they say the same? >> they described him as intelligent, somewhat quiet, outgoing respectful. so that doesn't -- that fits with what we know. i might add there are many people throughout history who have been cold killers who have been given the same descriptions. >> it doesn't necessarily fit our image of a terrorist or fit what we know of isis. do you think that's why officials have been so hesitant to confirm his identity up until

hood of bloodshed there. -- likelihood of bloodshed there. john? >> back to this question of vaccination, i understand the president's position is clear, everybody should get vaccinated. it's common sense. but there are, there is a significant percentage of families that are not getting their kids vaccinated in an increasing percentage. so the question which i'd like to follow up, major's very direct question see if i can get a direct answer does the president believe that it should be mandated by law whether state or federal does the president believe it should be mandated by law that parents get their children vaccinated? >> well, i have not in the couple hours we've been discussing this here this morning had the opportunity -- when i say discussing it this morning, i mean discussing it amongst our staff, not in this context. when we've been discussing it, i at least haven't had an opportunity to review all of the built-up case law over this. again, i think there are people on both sides of this issue who have filed lawsuits and suggested that ev