♪ isis says it has beheaded a second japan hostage sparking outrage around the world as jordan works to secure the release of a captive pilot. >> daughter of whitney houston found in a bathtub of water early similar to the way her mother daued thried three years a winter storm headache is moving east. thousands of flights already cancelled all just in time for your monday morning commute.

>> i wish you a good morning any way despite all of that! we are so grateful for your company as always. i'm christi paul. >> good morning. i'm victor blackwell. president obama calls the beheading of a japs journanese journalist hostage. it appears to show his decapitated body. the fate of another isis hostage a jordanian pilot is unknown right now. jordan says it will not give up trying to secure his freedom. will ripley joins us from toke. can you tell us about the reaction in japan about the news of this hostage death? >> within hours, the newspapers had printed special editions.

of course, one thing they are showing is a still frame from the i circumstances propaganda video but more important than that is pictures like this showing kenji goto telling the stories of women and children who are suffering. these are the pictures the people in japan will choose to remember when they think about kenji goto. that is the memory his mother also hopes people will carry on. here is what she said today. >> translator: i'm shedding tears of sorrow. i just can't think of any words to say, but i don't want this sorrow to create a chain of hatred. kenji worked for children who suffered from conflicts in poverty and his goal was to create a society without war. i want to pass on his thoughts to people around the world.

>> reporter: we have not yet heard from kenji goto's wife, the mother of his two young daughters one who is just 2 years old who has been asking her when her father will be coming home. also a silent protest outside of the prime minister's office. people didn't say anything but they were holding signs that were very powerful. perhaps the most powerful one of all saying kenji, you will be alive in our memories. that is how the japanese people are choosing to remember this man. not for how he died, but how he lived. >> are we hearing more from the japanese government? we know initially isis demanded $200 million ransom the same amount that was dedicated to the syrian refugees. somewhat the government saying about that? >> the prime minister continues to voice strong condemnation for this, even as he is facing some growing criticism from

opposition party members and members of the public here about how he handled this entire situation with isis. the $200 million ransom came after he, the prime minister announced $200 million in financial support for the coalition against isis. it was a very public announcement he made in the middle east and it made headlines all over the middle east and now people here are asking about that announcement need to be so public? given the fact there were two japanese men in isis custody. goto beheaded ian yukaws who was also beheaded. they will wonder what can be done in the future to try prevent more awful situations like this for japan and other countries. >> you just feel for that mother when you hear her words there. thank you, will. we want to point out the new isis video doesn't say anything

about the fate of that jordanian pilot. jordan says it is still trying to secure his release. here is his picture. he was captured in december. the isis demanded the jordanian government release a female prisoner for the pilot's release. what are you hearing there? >> a short time after the news came out about this apparent beheading of kenji goto, we spoke to the family of the pilot and said they were devastated about the news and what this might mean for their own son. >> reporter: all the family can do is sit and wait for word on the fate of 26-year-old son held captive by isis for more than a month. the wait is taking its toll. >> it's too hard. it's too hard to wait. the circumstances that we must

know make us too nervous. we can't sleep. we can't eat. we can't do anything. our work has stopped. our life has stopped. >> reporter: in amman, life is normal but since isis threatened to execute the pilot it's a mood of anxiety and uncertainty. >> we saw so much rumors on tv and facebook and, in fact, what the government has never listened to any like. we just wait. this is the unity of jordan. trust our government. trust our king. >> reporter: this morning, we are hearing from the jordanian government. they say they strongly condemn the killing and apparent beheading of kenji goto. they say they tried to save his life and now their focus

continues to get any prove that their pilot is still alive and to try and save him. >> jomana, thank you so much. let's bring in military analyst mark hertling. the jordan government has demanded proof that the pilot is still alive if they want this prison swap but this new video doesn't show him on camera next in line to be killed as we have seen in the case of the other beheadings. if in this tragic game isis had a card to play still having this jordanian pilot, would they not show it? do you believe this pilot is still alive? >> they would show it, victor. i think that is a critically important piece of this very disturbing puzzle and that is if the pilot is still alive, they would have shown him to get the prisoner back if, indeed, that's what they wanted. but in all honesty this is an organization that no one can trust. it is not a political organization.

it is not an organization that is dealing at the level of a sovereign state. it is a terrorist gang of criminals and that is unfortunate about all this. i think this entire situation with mr. goto and all of our condolences go out to mr. goto and japan. this is isis trying to take society to the 9th century and we can't allow that to happen, victor. >> the game continues from isis perspective because jordan is trying to get their hostage back. >> i think it deteriorates from any trust you might have that this organization would actually negotiate in kind. again, this is not a at this time -- tit for tat. this is truly ransom in a criminal extent.

that's what arab gangs do and that's what they are doing. so there is very little to be trusted in this organization and i think jordan is finding that out now. >> there are some experts who say, in theory, in generalities the swapping for ransom. what do you think about that? >> prisoner swaps have gone back decades and centuries. that is what armies do to each other. again, when you a add this piece of being a ransom as opposed to a prisoner swap where it's changing from $200 million to a prisoner who is in jail to not even showing the safety of one of the potential swappees, then you're not dealing with an organization that adhering to the rules of society. so that is what make terrorist

organizations very different. it's not a warning faction and it's not a political party, it's a criminal gang. >> and there app to be no rules when it comes to isis. stand by for us, we want to continue this conversation a little later in the hour. thank you. one of the things people are wondering, is the u.s. losing the propaganda war against isis? the militants we know they spread their hate and fear in these videos claiming they have this army thirsty for westerner's blood, so we will take a look what might be able be done to stop that isis propaganda. >> another heart breaking story this weekend. we have a team at the hospital where the daughter of the late singer whitney houston is in a medically induced coma after she was found unresponsive in her home. a major winter storm is hitting the midwest right now. but get ready because it's moving east already cancelling more than a thousand flights. mf. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose.

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late pop star white knee houston is in a medically induced coma. she is 21 years old. she was found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub full of water. she was not breathing when her husband and a friend discovered her at her home near atlanta yesterday. of course, this is happening and it's early similar to her mother's death. houston was found in a bathtub at the beverly hilton that hotel in los angeles almost three years ago. cnn's nick valencia has been outside the hospital where brown is being treated. nick? >> nearly three years since she died, whitney houston's only

child bobbi kristina brown is found unconscious in her home in roswell, georgia. it is early responsive. found face down in a bathtub in her home early saturday morning. the only daughter of deceived pop star whitney houston and bobby brown. her mother died in a similar scene almost three years ago. >> bobbi kristina's husband found her face down in a bathtub in the bathroom of their home. she was unresponsive, meaning not breathing, no heartbeat he immediately started cpr on her. >> reporter: brown was taken to north fulton hospital where police say she is alive and breathing but the hospital says they cannot say what her current condition is. police are treating the case as a medical incident. is there any indication that perhaps medication was a factor at all, pretty bad medication? >> right now, they did not see anything on the scene that would indicate that. no alcohol or drugs laying

around that would indicate that. >> reporter: since her mother's death in february of 2012, there has been concern about the 21-year-old's well-being. "people" magazine editor mary margaret. >> there has been growing concerns. people are wondering about the mother she was given when she turned 21, how that would play into her increasing dependence and what would happen with that. >> reporter: recently brown had made positive changes in her life. she tweeted about get healthier and working out and resurrecting her acting career and they say they hope this is a horrible coincidence. police say they will continue with their investigation. everyone so far inside that home is cooperating with police. victor, christi? >> thank you, nick. bobbi kristina brown is in a medically induced coma. we want to get more from a

doctor who is joining us by phone. dr. gander, thank you very much. what does it mean to be put in a medically induced coma? >> the medications are given to alleviate pain and essentially to knock you out so that you can be hooked up to a ventilator, especially if she has essentially gone through a drowning incident and we don't know that yet, but she has had tremendous damage to hur lungs as a result and if her heart stops there would also be maxs to support her heart and blood pressure. these are very traumatic things and for that reason they put people into medically induced coma to support this life support. >> how dire does it have to be in order to resort to this strategy? >> well, the need to put somebody into a medically induced coma really comes down do they need to be on the

ventilator and as you reported earlier, she had stopped breathing and her heart had stopped and it depends how long she was down before before she was found. if she was found within a minute or so of the incident, her prognosis is much better but if she had been down for several minutes or even an hour, that bodes very poorly for her survival. >> knowing what we know about this case, dr. gander, how long would she be kept in a medically induced coma before other tactics might be used? >> well, essentially, they are going to be monitoring her vital signs, her blood pressure, her heartrate, her breathing and how well is she oxygenating and using those parameters to wean her from the ventilator and can they reduce other medications that are supporting her within the next day or two, we will have a much better sense as to whether she may recover from this and then, you know, it will be between the doctors and the

family to discuss how -- the steps. >> the next day or two. thank you, doctor, for being with us and she will be back the next hour because we have a big other medical story we are talking about and that is the measles and we will talk about that as well. >> that is something to be concerned about as people prepare for the super bowl and we will talk about that in a moment too. first, we got to talk about the thousands of flights cancelled as this major winter storm sweeps through the midwest and is moving east. more than a thousand flights cancelled already. we will tell you how this will impact your monday travel plans. also back to the super bowl. just hours away. we are live outside phoenix. the university of phoenix stadium there with everything you need to know for tonight's big game. what to look for heading into super bowl xlix. has an active naturals® total soy formula. it helps reduce the look of brown spots in just four weeks. aveeno®.

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see as much as 14 inches and blizzard-like conditions. let's bring in cnn's newest correspondent ryan young. i don't know if this is the way to welcome a cnn correspondent by sending him to a blizzard but welcome, nonetheless. >> reporter: thank you so much. especially after living in atlanta ten years, i've dealt with snow before but never blowing sideways like it is right now. you say stay inside on a morning like this sounds like a great idea. but look this bad as we walk toward the river the river is not frozen over. you can see the accumulation and see the snow around. as you talk about that morning commute, everybody is getting ready for monday and thinking about super bowl sunday as well. look at the roads. the people here have been working very hard. in fact, we have seen steady travel throughout the overnight hours and they have done a great job moving the snow off the road here. you did say up to 10 to 14 inches by monday so we are expecting the bulk of the snow coming in. the flight cancellations to have a ripple effect throughout the country but so far so good in

chicago because things have not stopped moving so far. >> ryan, this is not a city that is new to winter weather and new to snow or snow new to them. does it appear that the city has everything prepared for that rush on monday morning? >> reporter: one of the things i've noticed, especially from the windows, all of the trucks that were moving through the street. this is michigan avenue. we have seen nothing but trucks making sure the roadways are clear. traffic hasn't stopped. i did talk to a taxi cab driver and is expecting things to get bad. he said, look, i'm trying to make as much money on saturday so i don't have to worry about sunday. i wanted very little to do with the game. >> people are staying in. ryan young, welcome, and thank you. >> reporter: thank you. we will tell you exactly where the storm is heading next hour as ivan will join us. >> they are saying the stores were crowded and people were buying shovels and food. that's what you do.

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tribute to kenji goto. you see it there. >> had he gone to syria to try to save his friend who was also taken by hostage and met the same fate. japan's prime minister held a cabinet meeting and a show of defiance to the terrorists, he said japan will continue aiding countries opposing isis. >> translator: i feel the strongest anger against this atrocious despicable act. i will never forgive the terrorists. japan will expand further humanitarian support to the region. >> jordan says it's still trying to free a military pilot who was taken hostage by isis last year. but not clear now whether he is even alive. isis released a video that purportedly shows kenji goto right before he was killed and then shows his decapitated body. we will not show those images.

just this one of that video of goto still alive in the captor's hands. i want to bring brian stelter and also joining us is lieutenant general mark hertling. should the media stay away from isis propaganda video? >> for the most part cnn do stay away from the most gruesome images and they are hard to find online unless you know what you're looking for. in some cases i think twitter and facebook and youtube have a harder time with this issue than mainstream news outlets for cnn. for us if we decide not to do to show the images post-execution that is that. but on twitter or facebook, anyone can post those images and it's harder to get them taken down and track them. >> general, we know this

propaganda video that they host is their way to try to reel other people into, you know, their life, their cause. do you think the u.s. is losing that propaganda war specifically? >> i do not. when you take a look at the strategic campaign against isis, they are what we call in the military seven different lines of effort. only two of those are really military lines where it's kinetic operations. one of the lines is information operations to counter this kind of propaganda that you talk about. it's critically important, to go back to your last question, that the media represents this for what it is. the media in a free country helps inform people and part of the countering of propaganda is informing people what a dastardally organization this is so i think it's appropriate to continue to tell these stories, but in a correct way. >> brian, some people say none

of the images should be shown of isis, that is just encourages them, possibly inspiring more people to join their cause. what do you say to that? >> i understand it, but i think a version of the being blindfolded or wearing ear muffs does little to actually understand the complex world we live in and actually can do damage to the general's point, can do damage because people don't understand the reality of what is going on. where we deal with and where it gets complex is in this gray area between, for example, if you see comments on twitter or online or elsewhere, sympathizing with isis, should those be banned or should there only be messages that advocate for vls or graphic images that should be banned? those are the sort of tough decisions i think have to be made but the idea of ignoring the reality altogether that feels much more risky to me. >> yeah. general hertling, at the end of the day, how cannot just the u.s. now, but we heard japan,

jordan, britt, how can we collectively win the propaganda war? because we know that is fueling and bringing more people into isis. >> well, there is that balance christi. you just brought it up. there certainly will be some recruits that see these kind of videos of something that belonged to an organization that they might want to join. first of all, you have to prevent that. so we have to counter that piece of it. but the other pieces, there's millions more people now who have seen what has happened to mr. goto who are going to be better informed about how ugly and horrific this organization is. so it is that balancing act between gaining support for the fight versus what isis might gain support for jihadi and then you have to stop that with one of the other lines of effort and that is stopping the recruiting campaign. yes, i think we can counter that. >> good to know.

brian, real quickly, what do you have coming up on your show today? >> we are talking about this topic and language of terror. some outlets not using the words terrorist or extremists and talk about that on "reliable sources" later this morning. >> thank you both. always appreciate it. thank you. >> thanks. saudi arabia have once again postponed the floging of a man. he was injured after the initial set of lashes and the second set of 50 lashes has been postponed several times. cnn's fareed sat down with the president and asked why the u.s. is so closely allied with such a regime. >> it is important for us to take into account existing relationships, the existing alignments within a very complicated middle east, to

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we don't know the particulars of her mental state but i want you to listen to what bobbi kristina brown told oprah winfrey in this 2012 interview and then we will talk about it. >> i can hear her voice in spirit talking to me and telling me, you know, keep moving, baby, you know, i'm right here, i got you, you know? >> i got you? >> famous words. >> that's what she said all the time? >> yep. she is always with me. i can always feel her. i can always feel her with me. >> is that when you hear in your head, "i've got you"? >> that's all i hear. that's all i hear. >> listening to that now, it's a bit eerie. back then, it probably was reassuring for an audience to hear that her mother is still speaking to her but to hear it now after these current events, what stands out to you? >> well, i think we always need signs of support and when somebody leaves us that is so important, we want to have that feeling that they are still there. could that actually be her mom still supporting her?

possibly. i think we have to see that. she needs a support system in her life right now and the role she played or seemed to play with her parents and care taking for them through their years of drug use is a situation to look at what was her role after her mom passed away and how did she find a new role in life and what has been her role in life since then? >> i want to be clear that we do not know her mental state, but i wonder coming up maybe a week and a half, whitney houston was found on february 11th. >> right. >> almost at the three-year anniversary. what is the impact of these deaths, the anniversaries on family members, especially the son or daughter of the deceivas? >> having been the loss of my brother years ago, anniversaries were tough for the first five years or so and then after then, even then, you still have unconscious reminders of those anniversaries. it's difficult because it brings up memories of their loss and also brings up memories of what life was like when that person was there. so she's missing her mother. i believe there was a twitter

account about i miss you, mommy, that that time, this time now is going to bring up so much emotion that if she is not able to manage what she is feeling, she did have anxiety attacks, she was hospitalized for anxiety after her mother's death and she's had some other, it seems like ongoing issues with anxiety, it's very difficult for somebody to manage those situations to the point to where we don't know was she just wanting to be with her mommy, you know, and be rejoined with her in some way and that is what we don't know. >> especially the circumstances. whitney houston found in a bathtub and her daughter now found face down in this bathtub. i wonder, this lifetime movie was just aired. huge audience. a lot of promotion of the movie. what is the impact of something like that? that is something that is specific to celebrity families but do you believe the impact to be? >> we don't know if she saw it, we don't know what she was aware of in the promotion even.

however, even those things when you know something is being aired that involves you and your family and somebody who is not there any more, again, reliving past events and was her childhood traumatic? children who grow up in lives of celebrities, their parents are often not able to really be there for them in the way they need to be. the attachments to their parents are somewhat bound on how are they able to be there for their parents, not often how their parents are able to be there for them. this whole airing of the movie could have brought up east emotions and feelings she didn't want to feeling. often when somebody passes away, we want to see them in their ideal life self, not the real self and if she saw some things that were portrayed that didn't go with what she was brought up, that kind of brought up a lot of internal motions but she saw feelings that how it felt to be

there and that brought up that pain. >> we are all here hoping the best for bobbi kristina brown. i will head to the north fulton hospital to continue the afternoon and evening coverage. >> well said. certainly thinking about her and keeping her and her family in our thoughts and prayers. it is sunday and a big day i know for a lot of you sports fans. we will take you live to phoenix to tell you what is going on there right now. also, snow plows are going on right now in streets throughout the midwest. more snow is on the way. we will tell you how bad it is and where exactly it's going to hit. go! go! go! he's challenging the very fabric of society. in a post cannonball world! was it grilled cheese? guilty! the aquatic delinquency is a larger issue to this ♪ you did it again, didn't you? yup. ♪

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♪ i know you've been waiting for it! and we are roughly 12 hours away from kickoff to super bowl xlix new england patriots and seattle seahawks. they want that title and andy shoals is live in glenn daily, arizona with us right now. what a long day you got going on and the lights are already blaring behind you. >> a long day but very exciting day. >> reporter: what a great setup we have out here. we didn't get to talk much about the game on the field and it's over with and it's time to get playing on the field. patriots versus seahawks. should have a great game. both teams looking for milestone wins today. tom brady looking to win his

fourth super bowl and only two other quarterbacks have ever done nap the seahawks trying to win back-to-back super bowls and when it comes to winning big games, no one does it better than russell wilson. the seahawks quarterback, he's got a calm demeanor and that is helped him to a perfect 10-0 record against super bowl winning quarterbacks. >> it's a championship mindset of being able to -- being able to focus and also relax and in a very, very, tough situation, you know? so i don't feel those situations. there is no pressure there for me. my dad was sick and he was about to, you know, about to pass away, you know, that is pressure on my mom, you know? that's pressure. that is real-life pressure. this i get to play the game of football because i love it. >> reporter: there are kinds of fun things to do out here this week during super bowl week. i had the privilege to learn how to cook papa john's pizza. he expects to sell more than a million pizzas today. that is incredible.

the patriarch of the most famous football family archie manning he gave me his picks for today's game. >> i'm terrible. whatever i predict, my wife says go the other way. i say coming down to a field goal but i'll pick them just because it's been so long since they won one, i'll pick the patriots. >> reporter: so archie manning has the patriots. patriots are a slight favorite in today's game. they are a one-point favorite. an estimated 10 billion dollars is going to be wagered on today's game. you can bet on much more than the outcome. you can bet on the coin toss. you can bet on what katy perry is wearing at halftime. my personal favorite is will bill belichick be caught smiling on the sidelines during the broadcast? no is a heavy favorite, by the way. >> you think? i think that just depends how the game goes, right? >> yeah. maybe catch a smile near the end if the patriots are about to win. >> exactly.

andy, have fun with it out there. thank you so much. >> victor? >> a lot of fun there but not in the northeast and midwest because if you're in that part of the country, your super bowl sunday is going to be a snowy one. we have got your weather forecast coming up. stay with us. also in our next hour, new york is the latest state to be on high alert for the measles. a college student was on a busy amtrak train and now has the disease. we will talk to the health department. re, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuck, the only other question you need to ask is, "what else can you do for me?" i'll just take a water... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions.

coming up on the top of the hour. first, this week's ones to watch. focusing on a vietnamese architect whose designs are fames for restoring tropical beauty to vietnam cities. >> hochi home to 7.99 million residents and counting. ♪ >> reporter: a master plan to reintroduce tropical green beauty to the usualin' sprawl of vietnam's overcrowded cities. he has been chosen by a national architect as showing great promise. >> in this city, we have just one square meter greenery per person and lower in asia.

for example, hong kong, they have more than 50 square meter per person. >> when you hear that stat, that is so depressing. that is so depressing. it's actually hard to believe in the '70s there was a time people thought cutting down trees in a city was a way to get around in the city. >> reporter: hidden from the street, this is the house of trees, five individual rooms which double as huge plant pots for the trees on top. by separating the bedrooms, bathroom, living space and meditation room, the building compels its occupants to pass through the canopy of trees outside. >> sometimes we just make a question, that is how many green, how many big tree can we get back to our earth so that question and the answer is really simple. >> watch the full show at

cnn.com/onestowatch. if you're still buried under snow from last week's nor'easter, sorry. you have to get ready for more! yes, it's elevated to a blizzard warning now in chicago and this just isn't a chicago event right, ivan? it's going to move on? >> it's moving on to the east but right now a chicago event. strongest storm they have had all year. i'll start here and give you an idea of flight nor he explorer. that is normal and not a lot going on in chicago and because 1,300 flight cancellations just for today so far. if you're traveling to the midwest, patience. you probably won't get there in time. blizzard warnings posted for chicago. the difference between a blizzard and a winter storm warning you're involving very heavy snow coming down very heavily. the precipitation rates are very high and then the wind. 40-mile-an-hour winds and

whiteout conditions later on this afternoon. it's going through pennsylvania into new york and then in across the northeast. we will track it for you here. it stays all snow. i'm not worried about the forecast in chicago. we are thinking a good foot to 16 inches? nareas b in some areas. warm enough air i think new york is going to mix and turn over to rain and freezing rain and that is a mess for the morning commute and boston does get several more inches of accumulation and winter storm warnings posted there as well. i think new york will be okay. they have to be careful as you're traveling and probably not need the shovels there. >> good to know. >> enough for boston. enough for boston. >> enough, but it's more. >> yes. thank you, ivan. we have so much more starting. we are so glad you're starting your morning with us here at "new day." >> next hour of your "new day" starts now. we will never forgive is the message from japan as the nio