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while the number of christian hostages held by isis is unknown the founder of the syrian human rights network now puts the number at over 250. the founder and president of a demand for action, nuri keno joins me now. good evening. you have information about the most recent disappearance of christians from iraq. what can you tell us? >> thank you for having us on your show. what we can tell you is that i'm an investigative journalist and many of us in demand for action are journalists, scientifics, doctors, archaeologists, architects and we're talking about the facts. facts are that for ten years now christians such as armenians also the yezidis and indians have been beheaded. the first syrian that was beheaded if front of a videocamera was on september 2004 in mosul. and more than -- fact are that
telephone that belongs to the kidnappers. when c when children are calling their parents, they get -- when parents call their children, they get the same message. when loved ones call their loved ones, they get the same message that this telephone now belongs to us and the hostages belongs to us. >> oh, and that we are isis? >> and we are i.s., islamic state. >> nuri, >> nuri, thanks so much for being with us this evening. >> thank you for having me. all right. coming up, a woman who lost her son to a killer and fought to have his death declared terrorism. where? right here right here in the united states. that's next. how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets?... i know a guy. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor! i know this guy... konohito... and this guy... who knows a guy. hey guy. i know a guy in new york, vegas, dallas. i've known some guys for decades and some, nice to meet ya, let's deal.
telephone that belongs to the kidnappers. when c when children are calling their parents, they get -- when parents call their children, they get the same message. when loved ones call their loved ones, they get the same message that this telephone now belongs to us and the hostages belongs to us. >> oh, and that we are isis? >> and we are i.s., islamic state. >> nuri, >> nuri, thanks so much for being with us this evening. >> thank you for having me. all right. coming up, a woman who lost her son to a killer and fought to have his death declared terrorism. where? right here right here in the united states. that's next.
telephone that belongs to the kidnappers. when c when children are calling their parents, they get -- when parents call their children, they get the same message. when loved ones call their loved ones, they get the same message that this telephone now belongs to us and the hostages belongs to us. >> oh, and that we are isis? >> and we are i.s., islamic state. >> nuri, >> nuri, thanks so much for being with us this evening. >> thank you for having me. all right. coming up, a woman who lost her son to a killer and fought to have his death declared terrorism. where? right here right here in the united states. that's next. constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these occasional digestive issues... with 3 types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'
hostages held by isis is unknown the founder of the syrian human rights network now puts the number at over 250. the founder and president of a demand for action, nuri keno joins me now. good evening. you have information about the most recent disappearance of christians from iraq. what can you tell us? >> thank you for having us on your show. what we can tell you is that i'm an investigative journalist and many of us in demand for action are journalists, scientifics, doctors, archaeologists, architects and we're talking about the facts. facts are that for ten years now christians such as armenians also the yezidis and indians have been beheaded. the first syrian that was beheaded if front of a videocamera was on september 2004 in mosul. and more than -- fact are that
hostages held by isis is unknown the founder of the syrian human rights network now puts the number at over 250. the founder and president of a demand for action, nuri keno joins me now. good evening. you have information about the most recent disappearance of christians from iraq. what can you tell us? >> thank you for having us on your show. what we can tell you is that i'm an investigative journalist and many of us in demand for action are journalists, scientifics, doctors, archaeologists, architects and we're talking about the facts. facts are that for ten years now christians such as armenians also the yezidis and indians have been beheaded. the first syrian that was beheaded if front of a videocamera was on september 2004 in mosul. and more than -- fact are that
back, hit my car. just kind of a landslide of cars. >> reporter: and sending cars sliding. >> i saw one or two spin-outs, but i think everyone kind of got it. >> a little scary. people are relearning how to drive on snow. >> reporter: runways shut down, dozens of flights canceled at minneapolis-st. paul international airport. the big shift in weather all caused by this. the remnants of nuri. that powerful 800-mile wide storm that battered alaska now pushing the jet stream south bringing with it an arctic blast of bitter cold. temperatures expected to plunge as much as 30 degrees below normal for much of the country. >> it is going to be a true taste of winter. >> reporter: and while this may be great news for little snow angels and -- >> come here. >> reporter: -- for george, not everyone is so happy that the days of winter coats and shoveling snow are back already. forecasters say the only parts
and the unforgettable moment you have just got to see. it's monday, november 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all on this monday morning. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm tai hernandez. winter is here or on the way. blame it an a typhoon just off alaska this weekend. >> didn't do much damage there but its remnants are fueling a blast of frigid air. our coverage begins with abc's alex perez. >> a blast of winter barreling through canada. at calgary international airport visibility down as this storm swallows the city. driving there, also a challenge. winter weather arriving early across the country. in silver springs, colorado, this resort has gotten ten inches of snowfall. in the midwest and parts of minnesota, they are expecting more than a foot of snow and plunging temperatures. last week, nuri, more than 800