Well speak with Philip Balboni president and ceo of globalpost, where james foley was a freelance reporter when he was taken hostage in 2012, and who u. S. Threatened his family with prosecution if they attempted to pay ransom. Foley was beheaded. We will also speak with the former chief of the fbis crisis negotiation unit, gary noesner and with sarah shourd held prisoner by iran for or 10 days and released through negotiation with a third country which facilitated half 1 million each for her and her two friends josh for tall and shane bauer. And we will be joined by new York Attorney Stanley Cohen directly involved in secret talks with the freedom of u. S. Aid worker peter kassig held by isis in syria when u. S. Ally the talks collapsed and kassig was beheaded soon after. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Indonesian rescuers have found dozens of bodies and debris from a passenger plane that was carrying
At least 15 others were captured that walked free because her governments, all but one european, have negotiated and paid millions of dollars to win the release. Today, the unique roundtable. Well speak with Philip Balboni president and ceo of globalpost, where james foley was a freelance reporter when he was taken hostage in 2012, and who u. S. Threatened his family with prosecution if they attempted to pay ransom. Foley was beheaded. We will also speak with the former chief of the fbis crisis negotiation unit, gary noesner and with sarah shourd held prisoner by iran for or 10 days and released through negotiation with a third country which facilitated half 1 million each for her and her two friends josh for tall and shane bauer. And we will be joined by new York Attorney Stanley Cohen directly involved in secret talks with the freedom of u. S. Aid worker peter kassig held by isis in syria when u. S. Ally the talks collapsed and kassig was beheaded soon after. All that and more, comin
That walked free because her governments, all but one european, have negotiated and paid millions of dollars to win the release. Today, the unique roundtable. Well speak with Philip Balboni president and ceo of globalpost, where james foley was a freelance reporter when he was taken hostage in 2012, and who u. S. Threatened his family with prosecution if they attempted to pay ransom. Foley was beheaded. We will also speak with the former chief of the fbis crisis negotiation unit, gary noesner and with sarah shourd held prisoner by iran for or 10 days and released through negotiation with a third country which facilitated half 1 million each for her and her two friends josh for tall and shane bauer. And we will be joined by new York Attorney Stanley Cohen directly involved in secret talks with the freedom of u. S. Aid worker peter kassig held by isis in syria when u. S. Ally the talks collapsed and kassig was beheaded soon after. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now de
Were there for the moment today. And tonight here, your stories. So many of you sent photos of your loved ones, and tonight here, we salute their bravery. Good evening. Diane is on assignment this friday night. As the nation and the world salutes the american heroes who stormed the beach in normandy 70 years ago today. Their bravery, their sacrifice turning the course of history. In a moment, we take you to france, the president on hand. He took time today to shake their hands, to say thank you and well get to it all in a moment. But first here, a developing story tonight out of atlanta. An attack at a courthouse, a deadly plot stopped. These dramatic images. Keep your eye on the suv there. Just listen. [ sirens ] you can hear the sirens, see the orange smoke there. And now word of a hero on the scene. Abcs Steve Osunsami is there. [ gun fire ] reporter thats the sound of gunfire, just before lunch at the Forsyth County courthouse north of atlanta. An eyewitness across the street recor
And dday, 70 years later. Were there for the moment today. And tonight here, your stories. So many of you sent photos of your loved ones, and tonight here, we salute their bravery. Good evening. Diane is on assignment this friday night. As the nation and the world salutes the american heroes who stormed the beach in normandy 70 years ago today. Their bravery, their sacrifice turning the course of history. In a moment, we take you to france, the president , so many of our veterans on hand. He took time today to shake their hands, to say thank you and well get to it all in a moment. But first here, a developing story tonight out of atlanta. An attack at a courthouse, a deadly plot stopped. These dramatic images. Keep your eye on that suv there. The suspect armed with explosives. And just listen. [ sirens ] you can hear the sirens, you can see the orange smoke there. And now word of a hero on the scene. Abcs Steve Osunsami is there. [ gun fire ] reporter thats the sound of gun fire, just