Hundreds at slain journalist Sotloff's service
Letters slain journalist Steven Sotloff wrote to his family before he was beheaded by Islamic State militants were read at his memorial service Friday, with him telling them to be happy and stay positive and that if they didn't meet again, he hoped they would in heaven.
Several hundred mourners attended the service at Temple Beth Am in suburban Miami, including Sen. Marco Rubio. He told the gathering that Sotloff unmasked "the nature of what we are dealing with" in final moments of his life.
