speaker: pren. speaker: hur. hayon. speaker: here. speaker: ken. speaker: here. keane. speaker: here. speaker: first is agenda -- speaker: i attended a task force meeting on august 6. at that meeting, a very unpre-possessing young man played a tape recording of your ethics commission meeting. featured in that audio recording was primarily your commission keane praising this young man because according to keane, hundreds he has prosecuted an ethics complaint and according to mr. keane, quote, hundreds of people in the same situation would have given up. really? or the obstacles to a successful commission complaint so high that a fraction of 1% can expect success? does mr. keane tell his business associates, and his neighbors, i'm on the ethics commission. it's dysfunctional for, you know, less all -- less than 1% of the population, i'm in charge. a very strange thing to be proud of. don't we want to live in a society where access to an ethics commission complaint is the lowest, not the highest. that raises two questions. first of all, how do all these people supposed to

i want the passports take pren the children. when they find out, they alert the authorities, a ndnd now in canada they can revoke the passports, but it did not happen in this case, and tonight, the quebec minister is saying that she is finding that radicalization is a growing problem here in canada. >> thank you, paula newton. and now the british man from a well off family who is becoming the global voice of isis. today, we learn from a number of source, and including high-placed intelligence sources who you see there, we are learning that he is a kuwaiti born londoner. and jihadi john as he became known is mohammed emwazi. today, one of the families of one of his victims speaks out. >> it is good and i will feel closure and relief once there's a bullet between his eyes. >> they may get their wish. and we will learn more from jim sciutto. >> reporter: he has been the voice of some of isis' most brutal videos calm ruthless and distinct british accent. >> our knife will continue to strike the necks of your people. >> and now the u