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Horrific isis beheading videos, documenting the murder of several american, british and japanese hostages. he was often seen wielding a knife only his eyes and hands exposed. taunting u.s. and british leaders. >> well continue to strike the necks of your people. >> reporter: this morning, the uk government saying britain was working hand in glove with america over the jihadi john drone strike. >> this was an act of self-defense. it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: emwazi, in his mid-20s g...

Were compromised bigger than we thought before. all these weird events with either electronic disruptions or outages, the new york stock exchange. you can think about all this and get worried. its easy to get paranoid and just say, all right coincidences are one thing. this many is another thing. and even if nothing nefarious is going on, if youre a bad guy you can say wow, the americans can get disrupted easily. >> im not a believer in coincidence. i hope it was glitch but it can take a while t...

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She battled her father. >> 17 kids. >> well, that was her mother. and she became -- my mom became the first person in her family ever to go to college. and she went to rice, graduated 1956 with a degree in math and went into computer programming at shell. i mean was shattering glass ceilings. my mom is 80 this year. she was there at the event. and she is a woman of strength and fortitude but also incredible compassion. she is a wonderful mom and an incredible grandmother to our two little girls....

Ran the numbers in wilmington. i got to admit my mother was a little horrified that i said that up there. and my grandfather my mothers father, was a tough man. he drank too much. and he didnt have very enlightened views. he didnt really think women should get an education. and my mother is very soft spoken, but shes strong-willed and very bright. and she stood up to her dad. she battled her father. >> 17 kids. >> well, that was her mother. and she became -- my mom became the first person in her...

Websites or books. hes playing the victim card here rather than the opposite. >> youre talking about students here. in this case these teens also well educated. jihadi john wasnt to university degree in computer programming. the people who live near him educated. >> people say isis is lack economic opportunity. they have nothing else going for them so they go join isis. thats not what were seeing in these cases, right? >> no its not. its not the norm. start at the top. bin laden, one of the weal...

Back to kuwait and start a life. >> hes educated right? didnt he graduate from a university? >> yeah. hes kuwaity born. but went to school in london. he went to the university of westminster to study computer programming. so he was educated. thats raising a lot of questions about the theory here that a lot of these young man who are going to wage jihad are coming from impoverished backgrounds. >> all right. cassandra, thank you very much jeb bush did plenty of conservatives walk out as promise...

Computer programming. at the campus where he studied fellow programming students say they are shocked. >> they can change their mind about what they do with their life. it goes to show people do change. >> reporter: the university is one of several uk universities that have been accused by some analysts in british media alike of creating conditions that allow radicals to openly engage with students. the islamic society invited a controversial muslim cleric to talk. thats been postponed due to in...

Polite guy. and never have -- seen something happen with him. three, four times we see him to come to pray at the mosque. i said these things yesterday, i was surprised. i said how can it be emwazi. he was a good guy. he was polite and nice to everybody. >> reporter: his grades allowed him to enroll at the university of westminster for a degree in computer programming. at the campus where he stud aed, students tell me they are shocked. >> we were surprised that a terrorist went to a university. ...

Computer programming. its during that time he began to become radicalization. after his graduation he was detained after he travelled to africa for what he said was a safari vacation. officials believe he was heading to somalia and they deported him back to the uk where he was questioned again. according to the washington post, he decided to move his country of birth, to kuwait shortly after that. when he returned to britain the following year he was questioned and told a human rights group now ...