my name is mike haines, i'm brother to david haines who was recently murdered in cold blood. dad, was like so mf o of us, just another bloke. both childhood was krentserred around our holiday. david was a good brother. and it goes on. this is really talking. his brother here talking about hiss looich and how they remember him. his children, an elder daughter and a younger daughter. david was fan tastic. went to d land. he is loved and is missed by all of his family. this is a brutal murder. >> one thing that we haven't really talked about, it's easy to get caught up in the war which is affecting so many people's lives is the life of that one good man, 44-year-old father of two. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. sea captain: there's a narratorstorm cominhe storm narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the int

i'm mike haines. i'm brother to david haines. david was like so many of us, just another bloke. born in 1970, to parents who loved us both, our childhood was centered around our family. holidays and caravans and tents, days away as a family, which we remember fondly. david and i were brought up to know right from wrong, although we might not with the innocence of youth, have always chosen right. david was a good brother, there when i needed him and absent when i didn't. i hope he felt the same way about me. he was in the right mood, the life and soul of the party. on other times, the most stubborn, irritating pain in the ass. he would probably say the same about me. after leaving school, he worked with the royal mail, before joining the royal air force. he married his childhood sweetheart, louise, and had a wee lass, bethany. he was, no doubt, exceptionally proud of bethany. he served with the u.n. in the balkans, helping people in real need. there's many accolades for people in that region that david helped. he helped whoever needed help, regardless of race, creed or religion.

we take a look at david haines' life. >> david haines was a father and a husband but also a hostage of isis. captured in march of 2013 working at a syrian refugee camp. haines had more than a decade of experience doing aid work providing logistics to handicap international and working as an unarmed peacekeeperer. he grew up in the scotland proudly wearing a kilt for his wedding. his wife waits where they live. his teenaged daughter from his first marriage answers just three questions, what is missing in your life that would make you happy? my dad being home, she answers. david haines was a pawn in the game of hostages now played by isis. >> we have more on david haines and the british response to his killing. it's just after 8:00 a.m. in london. what more reaction or what are you hearing from leaders there? >> prime minister david cameron will hold an emergency cabinet meeting and be briefed on the situation. we're expecting a statement at some point today. we're not sure when and we'll see what the british response is to this. there are of course already a part of the coalition agains

david haines was a british here jo. the fact an aid worker assist taken, held and brutally murder by i.s.i.l. sums up what the organization stands for. they are killing and slaughtering thousands, christians, muslims, minorities. they boast of the brutality, claiming to do it in the name of islam. that is nonsense. islam is a religion of peace, they are not muslims, they are monsters. they make no secret of their desire to do as much harm, not just in the middle east, bit of countries or people that stand in their way, or dare to stand for values that they disagree with. it was an i.s.i.l. fen attic gunned down. the british people need to know that this is a fanatical organization called i.s.i.l. that has not only murdered a british hostage, but they have planned and continue to plan attacks across europe and in our country. we are a peaceful people. we do not seek out confrontation. we need to understand. we cannot ignore the threat to security or that of our allies. there's no option much keeping our heads down to mak

david haines was beheaded by isis. the video showed the execution of the british hostage, 44 years old and a father of two. and a daughter aged 17 and another daughter aged four with a second wife and abducted alongside an italian colleague while travel nothing syria and on the way to safety when the car they were riding in was shot down. and his tires were shot and he was held captain and now isis is using him as another example of how gruesome the terrorist network is. and we are back with a former spokesman and ambassador to the u.n. rick, you told us about how many mistakes were made on this and biggest one that diplomatic efforts failed on every single level? this administration said they would be good at diplomacy. and they made fun the bush and calling them cowboy diplomats and they got 48 countries to join with what they defined and the intelligence community defined as a serious threat. we know that that turned out to be not a serious threat. and this is another thing we need to remind people, that intelligenc

david haines is forced to speak. at first he says my name is dhavd haines and i hold you david cameron entirely responsible for my execution. those were forced words. clearly isis believes that by continuing to follow through on these gruesome murders on camera they will somehow intimidate us. what do we do to show them this will not work? >> when we respond on the ground as we discussed earlier. the front that can really be against them and could have results would be northern iraq, would be kurdistan and the areas of the minorities. if we take back areas they have conquered this is the strategic defeat for them. if we weaken them in those areas, arm the kurds and the minorities and make sure the iraqi army is moving forward, what can they tell their supporters? we have beheaded one british citizen and lost all these villages and towns? there should be action on the ground. >> but to take it we need to properly arm the kurds. syrians and iraqies need to be armed and they are not at this point. and the terror network

islamic militant group releases a video that appears to show the execution of british hostage david haines. elizabeth palmer will have our report. minnesota vikings star adrian peterson is arrested and charged with child abuse while ray rice surprises the hometown crowd at his old high school with his first public appearance since his suspension. vladimir duthiers on the widening story of nfl trouble off the field. a manhunt in pennsylvania after a state trooper is ambushed outside his own barracks. a wildfire forces southern californiaians from their homes. teri okita reports on how triple-digit heat is fanning flames. and a 9/11 mystery solves. how one very persistent woman ids the people in this photo found near ground zero 13 years. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. for the third time in less than a month, the islamic state of iraq and syria, the group of militants known as isis, has released a video purporting to show the execution of a western hostage. this time it's a 44-year-old from scotland by the name of david

the humanitarian group that haines worked with said it is appalled by haines beheading calling it a crime against humanity. haines is being remembered as a loving husband and father of two children. his brother cause him just another bloke. he spoke out to the ittn network. >> my first response could be one of hatred. my brother's life wasn't about hatred. it was about love for all man. >> haines' executioner blames the man's beheading on great britain's "evil alliance with america." the militant threatened to kill another british hostage identified m video as aide worker alan henning. >> i'm joined by senior international correspondent nick robertson in london and erin mcpike who is live at the white house. erin, we're going to come to you straight away, but, nick, i want to ask you first, what more do we know about prime minister cameron's plan? he was very forceful. he was tackling terrorism at home. now it seems that he is willing to go one step farther. >> he says david haine is a british hero, and his family should be proud of him and his humanitarian work. david cameron seems to be

haines leaves behind two children. he is the third western captive isis has executed in recent weeks. for more analysis on isis, peter newman joins us live, the direction of the international center for the study of radicalization and professor at kings college, london. thank you for joining us. >> hi. >> yet again the masked man in black in this beheading video spoke in a british accent highlighting again perhaps that westerners are going to join this fight. what does it say to you this may be the same western man some are saying at these beheadings? >> yes, it's the same choreography, the same kind of video. it's the same background. it is the same setup and it seems to be the same person carrying out the execution. someone clearly speaking with a british accent and i think isis tries to make a point here in having the same choreography confronting the fact that the west and the enemies of isis really can't -- don't seem to be able to be to do anything to stop this. >> right, and it is a brute at act like a beheading

a video shows the beheading of david haines. he was abducted last year near a syrian refugee camp and had only been at the camp ten days. he's the third westerner to be killed by isis in recent weeks and in a vow to hunt down those responsible, david cameron called the execution an act of pure evil. >>> american detainee matthew miller has been sentenced to six years of hard labor in north korea. a state media reports north korean supreme court today found miller guilty of committing acts hostile to the country. threes new images. the 24-year-old was arrested in april after he tore up his visa reportedly seeking asee asylum. >>> hillary clinton is in iowa today. clinton is expected to headline the harkin steak fry hosted by the state's long time democratic senator tom harkin, of course. the former first lady's trip to iowa is a good indicator she may be having presidential aspirations for 2016. >>> floyd "money" mayweather put his perfect record on the line last night. and it worked out. he won by unanimous decision. but there w

david haines was an aide worker. he went into harm's way not to harm people, but to help his fellow human beings in the hour of their direst need from the ball kcans to the middle east. his family spoke of the joy he felt when he learned that he had got his job in syria, and his selflessness and the decency and the burning desire to help others has today cost him his li life. but the whole country like his grieving family, can be incredibly proud of what he did and what he stood for in the humanitarian mission. 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. they are killing and slaughters thousands of people, muslims, christians, minorities across iraq and syria. they boast of their brutality. they claim to do this in the name of islam. that is nonsense. islam is a religion of peace. they are not muslims. they are monsters. they make no secret of their desire to do as much harm and not just in the mid

david cameron has been describing david haines as a british hero. haines's he beheading by the i.s. is the third in a month. one was kidnapped. the video of his killing and over a week ago. another, james foley was kidnapped in 2012 and the video of his beheading was released in august. >> joining us live from washington, d.c., what reaction have we had from this latest video? >> reporter: once the video was confirmed, we got this statement from the white house on saturday night. it could determined what it called a barbaric murder and added, we will work with the united kingdom and a broad coalition of nations to bring the perpetrators of this outrageous act to justice and to degrade and destroy this threat to the people of our countries, the region and the world. >> . >> a sound byte there. let's keep up with the question. we have secretary of state john kerry heading to paris for a meeting there. he's got this coalition that he's been building, nato and now a big tour of the middle east countries. of course, the big question is: how are these countries going to get involved? >> r

both haines and his killer spoke on camera. the mass execution with a video showing another man, believe today be british citizen allen milick. the british government has reacted. the prime minister put this message on his official twitter account. my heart goes out to his family. senior international correspondent can and congressman adam shift, member of the house intelligence committee. nick, let me ask you about this meeting tomorrow, as they call it, the cover meeting, how critical is this? >> it's the most important security meeting that the prime minister can hold. he holds it at times like this whether where there are critical actions that need to be taken. he will get this all from military and home office officials. there will be others there at that meeting. this will be a very important beginning of the day for him and being able, therefore, then, to set the agenda. it's very likely that we would hear from dana cameron after that. he also said these people will be brought to justice. it's the same man we've seen or

"my name is mike haines. i am brother to david haines, who was recently murdered in cold blood. david was like so many of us, just another bloke. born in 1970 to parents who loved us both. our childhood was centered around our family. holidays and caravans and tents. days away as a family, which we remember fondly. david and i were brought up to know right from wrong, although we might not with the innocence of youth always chosen right. david was a good brother. he was there when i needed him and absent when i didn't. i hope that he felt the same way about me. he was in the right mood the life and soul of the party, and on other times the most stubborn, irritating pain in the ass.

haines fue secuestrado en siria en marzo de 2013. cuando colaboraba con la agencia de cooperaciÓn tÉcnica y desarrollo. el rehén britÁnico que habÍa realizado tareas tiene una hija en croacia y otra en escocia. >> alan el prÓximo en ser decapitado es originario de manchester. cualquier extranjero en estas tierras podrÍa ser víctima de secuestro y posterior ejecuciÓn. >> lalo, gracias por la informaciÓn. ante el brutal crimen del britÁnico haines a manos de isis el primer ministro cameron dijo que es un acto de maldad pura dijo que su corazÓn va para la familia quienes mostraron extraordinario coraje fortaleza. agregÓ que su gobierno harÁ todo lo que estÉ a su alcance para perseguir a los asesinos y que enfrenten a la justicia por su parte el presidente condenÓ el asesinato de haines dijo que estados unidos estÁ hombro con hombro con el reino unido para ayudar esclarecer esto. >> un verdadero infierno viviÓ en la comunidad en el caÑÓn silverado en orange ante las llamas han consumido 1500 acres de terreno unas 200

by the assassination of dazed haines. -- david haines. we strongly condemn these acts. >> john hendren is in erbil. i note the video that the comments were directed face to face to david cameron, and his support for the peshmerga, that is the kurdish fighters. you have been to see them. what is their roll, how are they holding up and what are they trying to do. >> so far they have been promised arms in the western world. what they are trying to do is attack mosul. the big front is in mosul which is the capital of the the group, that calls it's the islamic state. they have captured mt zer tech, an overlook. you can look into the outskirts of mosul itself, and they use the area to fire on the many villages held by the islamic state group. what they need is more heavy weapons, and that kind of a thing and they intend to go forward into that town. that's something that is in the future. they are looking for some help from the coalition. >> for years on al jazeera, we've reported on the craig berube's work in northern iraq, the cross-border sk

haines and the people of the united kingdom. the united states stands shoulder to shoulder with our close friends and allies in reef and resoflt we will work with the united kingdom and broad coalition of around the world to pep traitors of the act to justice and to destroy this threat to the people of our countries and remmingion and world. fox news confirming that they are examining the footage. the video similar to previous videos and with some differences. like the others, it runs 1:45. and the hostage david haines is seen kneeling with his hands bound. previous clips begin with the president and this one begins with prime minister cameron. david cameron is under emergency meetings right now and cob rais the emergency meeting in which we will rally when he feels the country is on the verge of an emergency. he came out before the video was verified and leads me to believe that david cameron knew about the video and was waiting for the video before they named the hostage. what is your take. >> first of all isis is dead serious

quote, the murder of david haines is an act of pure evil. my heart goes out to his family who have shown extraordinary courage and fortitude, and we will do everything in our power to hunt down these murderers and ensure they face justice, however long it takes. right now the british prime minister is meeting with his top security officials to figure out exactly what steps to take. cnn's atika shubert is in london. she joins us live with the very latest about this meeting. have you heard any new details about this happening? >> no, it should be starting just about now, actually. and he'll be briefed, of course, by his security chiefs on the situation there. they'll have scoured through that video, and i'm sure are analyzing it right now. specifically also, of course, that british militant in the video, who he is and is there any way to identify him. in the meantime, the family of david haines has put out a statement, talking about their grief, how he was really an ordinary bloke, in the words of his brother, and that he was at his best when

our hearts go out to the family of david haines and to the people of the united kingdom. we stand shoulder to shoulder tonight with our close friend and ally in grief and resolve. we will work with the united kingdom to bring the to justice. much more on this coming up. but first, to my open. after weeks of diterring on isis, no strategy, containing them, degrading them, and destroying them, finally we are clear-eyed. a definitive counterterrorism campaign against the islamic state but not against islam or against the state, so who are we fighting? mr. president, why are you so afraid of words? you scrub national security documents of the word jihad, which is muslim for war against unbelievers. why did you scrub the word islamist in the benghazi talking points? just weeks before a midterm electi election, the vast majority of americans, mr. president, believe you don't have a clue about foreign policy. you refuse to use the word, war. what's with the counterterrorism offensive? what do you think you are jack bauer? this isn't 24. when you bomb people, send in drones to ki

my name is mike haines. i am brother to david haines who was recently murdered in cold blood. he goes onto say that david was most alive and enthusiastic in his humanitarian roles. his joy and anticipation for the work he went to do in syria is for myself and family, the most important element of this whole sad affair. he was and is loved by all his family and will be missed terribly. now, in the video that was released by isis, we see the same scenario as in the murder of james furley and stephen sutlof it seems to be the same ske executioner speaking in a british accident sounds like from the east end of london. this man issuing a threat against david cameron and also gives us a indication that this murder took place in the last few days. he makes reference to the air strikes against the dam in the west of iraq where isis forces are embedded. those attacks taken place in recent days. this is what the apparent executioner on that video had to say. >> your evil alliance with america which continues to strike the muslims of iraq and most recently bombed the hadifa dam will only

prime minister cameron said the murder of david haines is pure evil. my heart goes out to his family. we will do everything in our power to hunt down the murderers and insure they face justice however long it takings. amy kellogg live in london. there is a cob raemergency meeting held. the prime minister can reconvene cob raany time they are under an emergency what are they reporting there? >> we just saw the prime minister cameron return to 10 downing street. he typically spends his weekend to his country estate. he returned because it is it a national emergency. he will be chairing the cob ratomorrow, this after isis released the video showing the beheading of david haines who was working as a humanitarian aide in syria. the video which i have not seen, but the same gruesome formulas of the beheading of james foley and stephen sotloff. this is not officially aunticated by anyone. but obviously with david cameron saying 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 qu

prime minister cameron said the murder of david haines is pure evil. my heart goes out to his family. we will do everything in our power to hunt down the murderers and insure they face justice however long it takings. amy kellogg live in london. there is a cob raemergency meeting

, we -- assassination of david haines. we strongly condemn the action. >> australia joins the coalition. he has received a formal request. >> this is an international coalition not simply something that is an american-australian operation. so far there is a number of countries, western and middle eastern, that have indicated that they are prepared to contribute to military operations inside iraq. >> australia will sent 600 military personal and eight f-18 super-hornets, but will not deploy combat troops. >>> many believe they are expanding operations and not just in the middle east. we have this report from manila. >> several armed groups from the southern philippines pledged allegiance to the islamic state. a commander for a group blamed for some of the deadliest attacks in the philippines vowed allegiance in a video clip uploaded on the internet. another movement called for an alliance, vowing to continue its pursuit of an islamic state. >> there are also reports that about 100 filipinos were recruited for training in sy

haines was forced -- david haines was forced to say there, you know, when you listen to his brother, mike, speak, that very passionate and emotional way saying it would be ease where i for me to say that i hate the people doing this, but this wasn't david. the language that we saw that mr. haines was forced to use on that videotape by isis was not his language, was not his normal words. we've heard his family say that they've had a lot of support from the british government, that they decided not to publicize this because that would endanger david haines, and they also said that they respected the muslim faith, the family opens their arms to everyone who sort of wants to reset this relationship. a very lovings family. not only loving, but the brother who was so brutally murdered, but loving as well in the sort of wider world community. deb. >> no question, nick, and i think we do have that soundbyte by michael haines. we want to take a listen so you can hear the humanity of this family. >> as you will be aware, our brother, son, father, nephew, husband, and friend was brutally and co

. >> the group that employed david hain haines has announced its outrage. >> deeply appalled. we strongly. president obama condemned a barbaric murder and said we will work with the united kingdom: the traders with an outrageous act to justice, to destroy this threat to the people of the country, the region and the world. our correspondent live in washington, d.c. says strong words there from the president. what else are we hearing out of the u.s. this sunday morning? >> reporter: well, yes, it's been a morning of the sunday talk shows. so chief of staff of the white house, dennis mcderma has been doing the rounds. he has been trying to insist the president has a coherent tackle to tackle i.s. there is skepticism on the left and the right. there is also a new poll out, which says that although sent % of those asked have very little confidence that i.s. will be degraded and destroyed. nonetheless, some 60% of americans support the president for taking action against i.s when asked what success would look like, here is what the white house chief of staff had to say. >> why are y

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

david haines. cnn correspondent erin mcpike has more from the white house. >> reporter: christine, john, this latest act has seemed to have the affect of advancing the efforts of kerry's international coalition. it is clear which countries are willing to do what thing and the coalition is broadening. he addressed that on cbs yesterday morning. listen. >> we have countries in this region. countries outside of this region. all of whom are prepared to engage in military assistance and actual strikes if that is what it requires. we are not looking to put troops on the ground. there are some who have offered to do so, but we are not looking for that at this moment, anyway. >> reporter: this line in the sand that the administration has drawn of no combat troops is drawing skepticism like senator lindsay graham. >> we are fighting a terrorist army. not an origination. it will take an army to beat an army. this idea we'll never have boots on the ground to defeat them in syria is fantasy. i will not suggest

our hearts go out to the family of david haines and to the people of the united kingdom. we stand shoulder to shoulder tonight with our close friend and ally in grief and resolve. we will work with the united kingdom to bring the perpetrators to justice. much more on this coming up. but first, to my open. after weeks of diterring on isis, no strategy, containing them, degrading them, and destroying them, finally we are clear-eyed. a definitive counterterrorism campaign against the islamic state but not against islam or against the state, so who are we fighting? mr. president, why are you so afraid of words? you scrub national security documents of the word jihad, which is muslim for war against unbelievers. why did you scrub the islamist in the benghazi talking points? just weeks before a midterm electi election, the vast majority of americans, mr. president, believe you don't have a clue about foreign policy. you refuse to use the word, war. what's with the counterterrorism offensive? what do you think you are jack bauer? this isn't 24. when you bomb people, send in dron

so i think the british are saying to themselves, we're very angry about this haines case. there may be more. we've got to do something. but we can't be the only ones to be doing zhisomething. you can't just have anglo saxon americans, brits. >> sunday, david cameron held this very special, very ur jent meeting with his advisers. how soon do you think we could see cameron try to push for new action here? >> it's difficult to tell. those high-level communications are ongoing. there's also the realization that the uk is not insulated from the threat that is posed by isis. that was also one of the key points the prime minister was trying to make addressing the british public very directly saying this is a fanatical organization that plans attacks across europe. they've already tried to carry out attacks in the uk. and an isis defector we had spoken to a few weeks ago who had had interactions with some of the british foreign fighters that were with isis said that in what they were telling him, if they had the opportunity, they would carry out attacks back here in the uk. additi

he described david haines as a a british hero and i.s. as the embodiment of evil and reaffirmed britain's commitment to fighting the i.s. group. >> the murder of david haines at the hands of isil will not lead britain to she can our responsibility with our ally to his deal with the threat that this organization poses. it must strengthen our resolve. >> reporter: there was no shift in strategy on iraq. david cameron was clear, britain will do whatever it takes to defeat i.s. but know. it comes in the form of logistical support and helping to arm forces trying to repel i.s. there is, of course, deep concern, too, for the fate of a second british hostage, apparently held by i.s. david haines' killing comes after the beheading of two american journalists. muslim groups in britain have condemned the violence. >> well, i am appalled as any right-minded person would be by these barbaric act of criminality. and i am particularly appalled that this is done in the name of my faith. and i think what we should recognize, is that i.s. is not islamic.

david haines, father-of-two was kidnapped in syria. david cameron plans to act down his killers for what he called an act of pure evil. >> the u.s. secretary of state john kerry touches down in france, he's in paris to discuss a larger global effort. 40 nations agreed to help bring down the militants. >> australia's prime minister led his country's weight to the coalition, and they condemned the heading. british aid worker. >>> iran dismissed efforts. action against the group without u.n. approval is a violation of grgsal war. >> they say the scpus its allies formed a coalition and attack, in syria and iraq. regardless of the security council. this is a big disaster. if you wanted to attack, why create the united nations then. >> opposition fighters in syria captured several towns in the same area where the uprising began. the gains allowed some civilians to get to safe grounds. way appears to be a war of attrition, opposition fighters sustained a push to gain more territory. there's 6.5 million internally displaced, and 3 million othe

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 state john kerry discussed the isis threat with egypt's president in cairo today. he says egypt has a critical role to play in denouncing the harsh ideology of extremist groups like isis, also known as isil. >> isil claims to be fighting on behalf of islam but it actually has nothing to do with islam. it is increasingly clear that its message of hate is rejected by the overwhelming majority of muslims all around the world. >> egypt is not likely to send troops to battle isis militants but it could provide logistical and intelligence support. >>> the city of oakland has a crime statistic to be proud of tonight. it hasn't gone this long without a murder for more than a decade. christin ayers tells us the mayor it claiming credit tonight. >>

haines had two children, a 4-year-old girl and a teenage daughter. in his wedding pictures to his current wife, dagana, he wore a kilt, proudly displaying his scottish heritage. in his weekly address president obama spoke about his strategy to counter isis, or isil. >> what's needed now is a targeted, relentless counterterrorism campaign against isil that combines american air power, contributions from allies and partners, and more support to force that's are fighting these terrorists on the ground. >> reporter: u.s. secretary of state john kerry traveled to the middle east and spoke in egypt, trying to build regional support for the president's strategy. >> it's only a matter of time before the threat of terrorism anywhere becomes a threat of terrorism everywhere. that has certainly been proven true in the case of isil. >> 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 minist

>> we have heard from david haines' family. an awful lot of talk about celebrating his life and standing with what he stood for in giving aid and humanitarian assistance. his brother, mike haines put out a video over the weekend in which he quoted the koran, said i could turn to hate, but i'm not going to. he didn't place the blame on anybody except for the people who actually killed his brother. let's take a listen to his brother. >> we hoped, we prayed in our own way. unfortunately, it was not in our hands. it was not in the hands of the government, it was in the hands of terrorists. >> now, the results of another u.k. citizen who is potentially at threat for a beheading video, a taxi driver by the name of alan henning, his family is expressing concern clearly, but all of this has the united kingdom very, very attentive to what's going on in the region and deeply concerned because of these british links. >> phil ittner live in london, thank you very much. >> we go to imran khan in baghdad. we just heard from the rocky preside

but david hains was far from a regular guy. he worked in the royal air force as an engineer before getting involved in a life of humanitarian work in places most of us wouldn't dare venture. prime minister cameron hustled back to london late last night when he got the news of hains' death. he met with his cabinet ministers, one of the pillars of his plan for eradicating isis is making sure to support an iraqi governme government. australia's prime minister tony abbott in the wake of hains' murder committing ten military planes and 600 troops to the coalition to fight the terrorists. it is not clear what their role will be yet. it is likely an advisory role, not a combat one, but still that is a pretty strong show of support. finally isis threatening to kill yet another british aid worker if all of this fight against isis continues. so the stakes are high and the urgency is also at an all-time high. >> absolutely. amy, thank you very much. >>> the execution of hains ratchets up the isis threat yet another level, possibly sparkin

fighters admitted to beheading british aid worker david haines. cameron said the work is an act of evil. >>> joining us from washington d.c. to discuss more about i.s. is jj green, our national contributor. let's hope we don't get used to the videos coming out. the beheading of the david haines comes a few days after president obama's speech, where he threatened to go after i.s. and expand the air strikes. will the tactics work. it's not of a detergent to make it -- deterrent to make it stop. >> unfortunately, i.s.i.s. will not stop until they run out of hostages, that's a sad, sorry thing. but at some point they are, and they are getting to the point where they recognise that this is no longer shocking or upsetting to the degree that it was when it first happened with james foley. they recognise that as a calculated risk, time is kicking. time is ticking down. it will not continue to work. the evidence of the growing international coalition against i.s.i.l. is evidence that the pressure will get more and more heavy, more di, and they'll have to f

david haines, the third publicly killed. european oficials say it highlights the dangers aid workers face. 450 convoys have been attacked. his death set off anger across the u.k. phil ittner is in london for us. >> yes, you are spot on. the anger felt from the unveiling of it beheading video on the weekend is felt keenly here in the u.k. prime minister david cameron said he will track down whoever is responsible. and, in particular, there's an individual of great interest to british authorities. called jihadi john. this is an individual conducting videos, stepping into an knlish authority this, they are close to having identified him. some believe he has been identified. now it's a matter of hunting down and finding him. the numbers of fighters going to the region is of concern to the government in london. >> david haines was a british hero. >> reporter: british prime minister david cameron calls the o apparent beheading of aid worker david haines, the embody. of evil. >> they claim to do this in the name of islam. this is n

our hearts go out to the family of david haines and to the people of the united kingdom. we stand shoulder to shoulder tonight with our close friend and ally in grief and resolve. we will work with the united kingdom to bring the perpetrators to justice. much more on this coming up. but first, to my open. after weeks of diterring on isis, no strategy, containing them, degrading them, and destroying them, finally we are clear-eyed. a definitive counterterrorism campaign against the islamic state but not against islam or against the state, so who are we fighting? mr. president, why are you so afraid of words? you scrub national security documents of the word jihad, which is muslim for war against unbelievers. why did you scrub the word islamist in the benghazi talking points? just weeks before a midterm electi election, the vast majority of americans, mr. president, believe you don't have a clue about foreign policy. you refuse to use the word, war. what's with the counterterrorism offensive? what do you think you are jack bauer? this isn't 24. when you bomb people, send in

this time it was a british aid worker david haines 43 years the third murdered. >> he was murdered in the most callous and brutal way mathable by an organization which is the imbodyment of eave sglil this morning a global man shunt under way to find haines's killers the voice is the same pro ported executioner with a british accent. >> this british man has to pay the price. >> haines was kidnapped a year and a half ago when he traveled to syria on a human taken your relief mission. >> my first reaction do be one of hatred. my brother's life was not about hatred. >> haines's execution comes days after president obama announced new strategy to deannounce i sis. some eric ab nations offered to launch air strikes on islamic militants. >> there's some clearly prepared to take action in the air alongside the united states. >> republican senator lyndsey graham blasted administration strategy saying notion that u.s. will never have ground troops in syria is a fantasy. >> this president needs rise to the occasion before we all get killed back here at home. >> isis continues to hold two more br

haines was kidnapped last year. the prime minister said his country will send 600 military personnel to help the fight. australia was the first country to outline how it will contribute to the military coalition. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in paris, diplomatic talks set for monday. he will discuss helping iraq fight off i.s. kerry has wrapped up a middle east tour to gain support for coalition to combat the group and its allies. many refugees trying to escape the islamic state group are landing in jordan. since opening in 2012, jordan's refugee camp has expanded dramatically. now, a report from the town of zatri. . >> when the jordanian authorities evacuated a number of illegal tented communities, some refugees built am cement homes without any required permits. the government wants all refugees to live inside official camps but many say they can't. mohammed bali has six children, two of whom were born with brain paralysis. they lived in a tent for months before a jordanian mant built them a cement struct

consultant for a french aid group much mike haines says his brother was enthusiastic about his work. >> my first reaction is one of hatred. my brother's life was not about hatred, but love for all many. >> reporter: on monday david cameron called an emergency meeting vowing to fight the islamic state group. >> first we'll work with the iraqi government to ensure it represents all of its people, and is able to tackle the threat. we'll support the kurdish regional government whilst holding the front line against i.s.i.l. the united states would take military action. we support that. british tornados and surveillance help with intelligence gathering and the statistics. >> david haines execution was in retaliation for british support of military action against the group in iraq. >> we hoped, prayed in our own way. unfortunately it was not in our hands, in the hands of the government. it was in the hands of terrorists >> reporter: now the i.s. is threatening to kill 47-year-old british aid workers alan henning. his family released this photo of the former taxi driver, volunteering on a co

haines family has asked for privacy. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a student at all bright college in reading, berks county is kill in the house fire just off cam piss. nineteen year-old sophomore matt rain was from south river, new jersey and held a school report in swimming. the other student in the house at the time of the fire reportedly jumped to safety. two required medical attention. the fire was contained to the basement and there were working smoke detectors. it is unclear how that fire started. >>> the search is on for a hit/run driver involved in the deadly crash in tioga. philadelphia police say a car hit a 16 year-old man crossing the street, right at 25th and allegheny and kept going. this happened around midnight. the victim was then hit by a second car that pulled over. police later found the striking vehicle abandoned on the 3100 block of bainbury street. >>> it is finishing day for those participating in the three day susan komen walk. this is the tenth year for the walk that has

like haines he went to syria to help war refugees. >> haines is the third western host annual to be killed by isis in recent weeks. they've also beheaded steven sotloff and james foley as well. >> we're covering this breaking story from all angles with our team of reporters around the world. atika shubert is in london and erin mcpike, thank you for being with us. atika, talk to us a little bit more about what stood out to you in british prime minister david cameron's speech today? >> he made it clear britain would not be intimidated by this video, this is going to strengthen the resolve of britain and he laid out a number of steps in which the uk would be pressuring isis not just diplomatically, not just here at home with counter-terror efforts but militarily. he left open the question as to whether there would be air strikes in syria and said he wasn't talking about boots on the ground yet but clearly this is on his mind and it is a possibility. take a listen as he phrased the action as a result of isis. >> we cannot ignore this threat to our security and that of our allies. there is no o

hains, mike haines was emotional trying to give a statement about his brother. >> if i said my brother was a saint i would be a liar. he's made many mistakes like us all. he tried to be a better man. he tried to account for his mistakes in a previous life. >> how could it have an impact on britain's resolve now against isis? >> certainly ratchets up the pressure for some kind of action. already there are calls from some. for stronger military action against isis. political and religious leaders condemned david haines's killing using sickening, a barbaric act. the president of the society of great britain called the isis militants criminals and villains. the british prime minister said great britain would take whatever steps necessary to defeat isis. will that be air strikes? if it is, it won't happen any time soon. there are no plans to call parliament back from recess for a vote on air strikes. we understand that's something, a debate at least that will happen first. >> what can you tell us? meanwhile there is another british hostage. >> there is. his name is alan henning. his family

haines was kidnaped through northern syria last year as he delivered humanitarian aid. new video looks very much like the previous video showing the execution of two american journalist, james foley and steven sotoloff who were beheaded. in the video it appears that 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 courage to say no to the americans. the same mask man with the 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 that the murder of david haines is a act of pure evil and that his heart goes out to haines family, who have have shown extraordinary courage and fortitude. cameron added we will do everything in our power to hunt down these murders, and ensure that they face justice, however long it takes. haines family has asked for privacy. >> danielle

david haines, a father of two, was kidnapped in syria last year. prime minister david cameron vows to hunt down his killers for what he calls acts of pure evil. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in france for coalition talks, in paris to discuss a global effort. 40 nations agreed to help bring down the militants. >>> australia prime minister tony abbott leant his country's weight to the international coalition, saying he's sending 600 troops and fighter jets to the united arab emirates and condemned the beheading of the british aid worker. >>> opposition fighters in syria captured towns in the same area where the uprising began. the gains near deraa allowed some civilians to get to safer ground. the struggles are far from over. [ gun fire ] >> reporter: in the country side around deraa, the rebels are making progress, retaking territory, one hill at a time. regime soldiers abandoned their positions after coming under sustained attack. in the war of attrition, the rebels are grateful for each small victory. >> translation: the syrian rebel front

haines was no stranger to the world's hot spots. this was him 11 years ago when he served in croatia. >> many people want to return but don't know how and who to turn to. >> reporter: since his kidnapping a year and a half ago, his family has tried to find a way to gain his release. his teenage daughter posted this love letter in march. but britain made it clearno ransom would be paid. the u.s. has been conducting drone flights over raqqah looking for hostages or the areas where they carried out their executions. so far without success. one senior official told abc news this latest execution out in the open during the day is a sign that isis still feels it can carry out its barbaric medieval acts with impunity and u.s. officials say it still holds two young american aid workers and two more british citizen, one of whom appeared in this latest video described, dan, as the next victim. >> so four more families in anguish this morning. >> absolutely. >> brian, thank you. let's go to washington now and our chief global affairs correspon