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are and the kindness they have in their heart and i say a huge thank you from the bottom of miss heart. >> curtis did not say anything about mihis captivity. begging the isis lead tore please release his son. >> since steven's capture, i have learned that islam believes that no individual should be hi held responsible for the sins of others. i have always learned that you can grant amnesty, i ask you to please release my child. >> there's growing controversy or whether the united states should pay ransom for hostages. >> listening to this mother, i mean having to beg for her son's life, it's just terrible, isn't it? >> it's horrifying and she's probably going through the worst time in her life. family members of hostages suffer in stress the same as hostages do. >> that unknowing part is just overwhe overwhelming. >> we saw that video, but that was just a week ago. now we to the question of ransom. does the united states pay ransom? >> the united states government zuchbt pay rang ransom. >> the government doesn't pay, now there have been times in the past when the government has allowed private e

miss curtis, i would like to know if you or anybody else in the think tanks have the knowledge to discuss these subjects. do you give advice to the government? it just boggles my mind that we have to always be at war for american interests. can you answer that for me? what experience do you bring to the plate, please? thank you. guest: yes, thank you. i have 22 years of experience in south asia issues. i have worked with the cia and the state department and i have worked on capitol hill, where i have advised a senator on the foreign relations committee. i travel frequently to these regions. i was hired to provide my best thinking and advice on u.s. policy in these regions. i do the best i can. with regard to -- i think you asked what think tanks do. basically, we are there to educate the public, to try to offer policy advice. a lot of what happens in government is not public, as you know. we try to help with that gap between what the government is doing and what we see is happening. hopefully we provide an educated role. we explain, having worked in different-- parts of the government, ho

house elaborated on the release of a journalist held hostage for two years. 25-year-old peter curtis went missingtober of 2012 after he crossed crossed the turkish boarder into syria. the white house says the u.s. sought help from two dozen countries and says no ransom was paid. >> united states did not ask them to pay a ransom. we asked them to not pay a ransom. >> peter curtis was kidnapped by a al-qaeda affiliated group, not connected to isis who was responsible for the killing of american photojournalist james wright foley. >>> 2 investigates discovers the dmv issuing disabled parking placards to people who have been dead for years. >> what do i need to do to get the dmv to, you know, mark my mom as deceased. >> new concerns that a record keeping mess could put disabled parking placards into the wrong hands. who is supposed to keep track and what our investigation revealed. >> we are live in napa here in the heart of downtown where a lot of the damage from the earthquake happened and a major recoveryeft underway tonight. >> -- recovery underway tonight. >> schools closed, people without water

you the man calling himself peter theo curtis, i don't think it was clear to anyone he was held captive in syria. we know about two other american journalists missing in syria. austin tice and also steven sotlaf. as for peter theo curtis, there's been no push to get him out. there's been no public campaign happening to try and get his release, so i think everyone is taken a bit aback in washington. we've been reaching out for comment and confirmation from the state department and white house. we haven't got answers. if we do, we'll pass them along. >> i wonder, a difficult question, but we're told it was handled by the u.n. representatives. any confirmation from the united nations? >> reporter: the u.t. tells our teams in new york they are looking into it, but again, they don't have any confirmation. this really did seem to take everyone by surprise. as you know, the president has been on vacation in martha's vineyard. he will return to the white house very late this evening. so far, though, again no official comment or reaction from really anyone in the united states. whether this man's family or official response, it seems a bit of a mystery so f

and now the execution and release of curtis emphasizes that danger and so far, heather 20 journalist remain miss nothing syria. >> so many are still missing. >> thank you so much. >>> we are learning about a key suspect in the murder of james feelo. the former british rapper who is under investigation for that horrific act. we'll have a live report coming up. >> in the meantime, weeks of fight nothing india where islamic militia seized the airport in tripoli and prompting thousands to flee. the stand off between the islamist and anti- islamist group. the country's outgoing parliment agreed to name a new government and can leaving libya with two rival governments. the foreign minister called for an international push to disband the militia. >> new developments in ukraine. a column of russian tanks and vehicles in the border southeast away from where the most intense fighting is taking place. the city was shelled overnight and leading some to believe that pro russian rebels is trying to take a major port. russian foreign minister said he has no information. >> and a deadly explosion in a recycling

curtis is with them again. there are others out there who need to get back. there are literally hundreds of people who missd want to secure their safety as well. eric: steve sought love is still being held and the 26-year-old american said worker. and curtis' mother went to turkey. the love of a mother. martha: the former chairman of the 9/11 commission says he's appalled how little we knew about isis. tom keen meeting with intelligence officials admitting he was blind sided by this group's rise. he will tell us how far we have come since 9/11 and how far we haven't. (male announcer) it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®, an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® is now available in flextouch® - the only prefilled insulin pen with no push-button extension. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus®, which lasts 28 days. today, i'm asking about levemir® flextouch. (female announcer) levemir® is a long-acting insulin, used to co

. >> nancy curtis was saying that her response has been somewhat muted, because she's become such close friends with the foleys, missey in particular, that her heart is broken for june foley's loss. >> and that's, you know, all these families kind of kill themselves, what should they do, you know, and a lot of it is sort of, who is your captor? and curtis is lucky -- it's terrible how he was treated, but taken by this group who seems to have some ties or at least the qat qatari government has some influence over this group, and i don't think anyone has influence over the group that killed jim foley. it's not like anyone did the right thing and one family did the wrong thing. >> but there is this bond between people who are waiting for word there their loved ones. >> and there aren't answers. several of these families with captives in syria would meet, families have contacted me, captives held in other country about what to do. and there really isn't any answer, and we've talked about this before, because the kidnappings have spread, european governments are paying more and more money in ransoms. there's no answer fo

curtis. >> yes. what they are not talking about is there are 20 journalists that have been gone missing in the last twoears. at least two more americans. >> i do not mean to downgrade it. thank you very much. appreciate it. a big shakeup in paris. dissolving government after being accused of moving too far to the right. a french socialist being accused of not being socialist enough. monday morning. here we go. ♪ it can bring out the worst in people. but the m-class scans for danger, corrects for lane drifting, and if necessary, it will even brake all by itself. it is a luxury suv engineered to get you there and back safely. for tomorrow is another fight. the 2015 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. that's why i recommend polident. [ male announcer ] cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. stuart: they are backing off. we have a triple digit rally. this is an exceptionally low trading

curtis there. well, the mother of an american journalist whose life is now under direct threat by isis militants, is appealing to the group's leader for his release. shirley sotloff's son steven has been missing since last august. he is the other journalist shown in the isis video in which james foley was beheaded. isis said sotloff's life depends on the u.s. halting its air strikes on isis fighters in iraq. in the video plea for his release sotloff's mother says her son was only trying to report on the suffering of muslims. >> since steven's capture i've learned a lot about islam. i've learned that islam teaches that no individual should be held responsible for the sins of others. steven has no control over the actions of the u.s. government. he's an innocent journalist. i've always learned that you, the caliph, can grant amnesty. i ask you to use your authority to spare his life and to follow the example set by the prophet mohammed, who protected people of the book. i want what every mother wants, to live to see her children's children. >> and meantime, a coalition of syrian rebels now say a second american isis member has been killed. the fighters made the announcement wednesday but didn't