>> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and arnold the world. this hour jordan unleashes its wrath on isis dropping bombs with a special message. and in the united states the measles outbreak is growing with two new cases near chicago. we begin with jordan and the foreign minister of that country saying his government is going after isis with quote everything that we have.

all in retaliation for the militant group's horrific murder and foreign minister tells cnn there is more violence to come. >> it's actually the beginning of our retaliation over this horrific and brutal murder of our brave young pilot but it's not the beginning of our fight. we have been in this current effort and we have been fighting terrorism and extremism for a number of years. yes, we are upping the aboute with everything that we have. it's not the beginning and certainly not the end. >> leaders and many others paused to remember the murdered pilot. here is barbara star from the pentagon.

>> jordanian f-16s took to the sky striking nearly 20 isis targets. it came as king abdullah paid a call on the pilot's family. king abdullah with his own message. >> we are in coordination with our american friends as well as other allies in the coalition in order to make sure that we go after the targets and that we hit them and hit them hard. >> the jordanians and the u.s. have been secretly working for days to develop a list of isis

targets even as isis tried to hide from the bombs. >> they are dispersing. what might be described as conventional masses. >> providing -- jamming isis communications. it may be just the beginning of jordan's response. >> what needs to happen is an integrated effort where u.s. advisors are with them every step of the way helping plan missions and direct forces in theater and helping them do things that they are not used to doing on their own. >> the u.n. commissioner for human rights saying bombing is not enough to defeat isis. >> what is needed is the addition of a different sort of battle line one waged princibly by muslim leaders and countries

and ideas. and the everyday narrative of -- >> but there is every indication that king abdullah and his military are not done. we are told to expect more air strikes by jordan in the coming days. barbara star cnn the pentagon. >> the united states actually accounts for 81% of all air strikes so far in iraq and syria. that's more than 1800 while the rest of the coalition has carried out just over 400. when you look at syria before jordan's air strikes on thursday, the u.s. share is even larger topping 90%. kurdish forces are battling on the ground. they say they are making progress but desperately need more weapons. >> reporter: sunset falls in this corner of northern iraq.

this is one of the front lines in the battle against isis just over there, across that river marks the start of what is still isis controlled territory, just on the edges of iraqi kurdistan. ver. >> it is about 75 miles long following the banks of the

river. it is these positions that they maintain the defense. these are so far the most effect effective ground troop ss they say they are proud to play that role, proud to be fighting ass the free will they also speak of great frustration. they say they have the manpower, commitment and desire. but they do not have the weapons they need to fight effectively. >> we need weapons and armored cars. we need all kind of the weapons because we don't have training. >> one of the real threads around here are ieds, roadside bombs. one thing they really want are armored vehicles everywhere you

see people building them now themselves retro fitting armor on to civilian trucks. now as nighttime is really beginning to fall this is the time that the kurdish fighters are feeling most alert. >> phil black now joins us live from northern iraq. you gave us a good indication of what these troops have been through. some of the people we heard them say they needed more equipment. is anyone offering to help? >> not the help that they want, no. you hear this at every level.

these people believe that they are fighting not just for themselves although they are. there is certainly fighting out of necessity here because isis is at their gates but they also believe they are fighting on behalf of the international coalition. they believe they are fighting well and have made considerable success. casualties have been high. and the frustration comes from the fact that they see the iraqi army being better equipped than they are and the iraqi army has been largely ineffectual. where the army has melted away in this region before they often left behind their weaponry so isis is now using that more advanced weaponry against the kurdish fighters here.

so the government in baghdad doesn't want kurdistan to be particularly well armed. but, those more distant concerns mean very little. they really don't make a lot of sense to the people in this region fighting isis every day. >> i cannot imagine the courage that they they have to take on isis as they have. thank you for coming to us live. now we take you to taiwan where divers have found more bodies from 235. officials fear the age passengers missing may have floated away from the trash

site. you have been saying that the conditions there trying to search for any more passengers they are really difficult? >> natalie it is cold it is damp, it is raining on and off. i want to give you a little look at what is going on behind me. divers coming out of the river and getting on those water craft that you see behind me. it's believed some of the bodies may have floated there. they have recovered four more. one of the reasons it is taking so long is because of visibility. diverers were described as linking arms and using their immediate to feel the bottom of

the river. >> it's amazing that people survived this crash. what are they saying to the news media about their moments in the air before they realized this airplane was going to cash crash? >> these are amazing stories, incredible stories of survival in the face of such tragedy and disaster. we can look again up here to see the highway overpass. many of them, one particular is father of that toddler. he is praising the pilot saying he was heroic saying it could have been so much worse. many more people could have died. 35 people did lose their lives. 35 people confirmed dead at this

point. i should also mention right now investigators right now with the aviation safety council. they have incredible video that shows one of the propellers apparently slowing down and stalling. what we could hear is more about what the pilots were saying and doing and the critical information about that engine. it could just be a matter of minutes before we have a much better idea of what went wrong. >> it is amazing how quickly they are going to get this information out to the public after just recovering these black boxes. thank you david for us there in

taipei taiwan at the scene. >>s a trailian prime minister tony abott plans to fight challenges. he harkened back to the rival labor party and its past leadership conflicts. >> i want to make this very simple point. we are not the labor party. we are not the labor party and we are not going to repeat the chaos and instability of the later years. >> his polling numbers have plum mitted. he recently came under fire for giving prince phillip a controversial knighthood. >> world leaders renew their push for peace in eastern ukraine with hundreds killed

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the french president and german chancellor also met with ukraine's president on thursday. the u.s. and ukraine are digging in on their assertion that russian troops are fighting in eastern ukraine. >> hundreds of people have been killed in the last few weeks as the violence increases between the two sides. among the city's heavily impact ed are donetsk and mariupol. >> for months, rebels have declared cease fires, argued about cease fires and accused each other of violating cease fires. now the two sides are just fighting.

it has been described as a grave acceleration of fighting on the ground. n unguided rocket attack on january 13th killed two civilians.

in mariupol it found 31 strikes in a small area. dozens of people were killed there. human rights watch say that the rockets were filed from separatist territories from the east. but the fighting has spread instead to more civilian areas. civilians are in the cross fire there again, too. >> a semi final match at the africa cup of nations had to be temporarily suspended after violence erupted in the stands on thursday and it spilled out

on to the pitch. near the end of the second half when angry fans began tossing bottles and trash at ghana fans and players. >> what happened was that the team was given a penalty early on in the first half. and then from there it went haywire. there were bottles of water being thrown from the north western side of the stadium. there was a small pocket of fans in the stadium who were accosted and beaten and in some cases stoned during the game. that was when the helicopters had to come in and disperse them. what has happened is that the

fans had to be moved from where they were on to the field and then had to be stopped. >> players from the team apologized after the game for what happened. ghana eventually won 3-0. >> more testimony in the aaron hernandez trial. it was the police who took the grilling from the defense this time. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality

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>> that's exactly what i'm telling you yes. >> jurors will be take on the the crime scene, the victim's home and to hernandez's home for a closer look. . derek joins us. extreme rainfall in the west. that sounds like a good thing right? >> it is. but before we get to this weather forecast i have got some must see video for you. you ever wondered what a 100 ton

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>> only showing roughly between two and four inches out of this approaching storm. this is the end of the weekend into the start of next week. today we will mainly just be a very chilly friday. look at the global forecast model showing 20 inches or more. then we start to see a few tempts in the -- excuse me a few degrees in temperature recovery by the weekend in the meantime we have windchill advisories across the area. as we head to the west coast we talk about heavy rainfall that has led to flood watches from the olympia to portland. we have four to ten inches of rainfall. that's liquid precipitation. on top of the rainfall we have

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>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. you're watching cnn live coverage. here are our top stories. officials in taiwan say they have downloaded the data from the flight recorders but it could be months before they know what caused the crash. there is fear that the eight passengers still missing may have now floated away from the crash site. >> the leaders from germany and france are on their way to moscow. they met with ukraine's president on thursday. presenting a peace proposal. we will go live to moscow in our next hour. two months after an embarrassing cyber attack there is a shake up at the top of sony

entertainment. amy pascal is resigning. she came under fire for e-mails leaked online. other e-mails were racially tinged and that led to a public ap jichlt. >> there's probably someone out there who is unvaccinated and obviously the little babies did not catch this without coming into contact with someone who wasn't vaccinated. it's more anger that people aren't vaccinating their kids and for those of us who do vaccinate we're happy that we have got the coverage. obviously my kids are old enough to have both doses. >> more than 100 people in the u.s. have caught measles

recently. the outbreak has triggered a debate. some saying vaccinations are dangerous while most specialists disagree. i spoke with a specialist before about the state of the measles in the united states. cases are on the rise because vaccination rates have fallen. here is our conversation and her warning to parents who choose not to get vaccinations for their children. >> in 2000 the centers for disease control and prevention announced that measles had been eliminated. that meant we had no transmission of measles within this country as of 2000. the only cases that we were seeing were being imported from other countries for example, the philippines and parts of europe. that was a huge achievement. people started talking about could we do this in other parts of the world. what's happened is that the measles is not eliminated in other parts of the world and

it's coming back here now because our vaccination rates have fallen to lower levels allowing it to come back. >> why all of the sudden we know that many parents have believed that there is a link between this vaccine and autism that has been disproved by reports but now there seems to be a trend that i don't have to vaccinate my child if i don't want to. where is that coming from and what does that say to you as someone who works in the field of infectious diseases. >> there are a number of reasons parents choose not to vaccinate. fear of autism and other side effects that could be linked to the vaccinations. so you have parents who don't want to be told how to parent how to raise their child. they say i know my child best. i don't want government interference. they might be suspicious of pharmaceutical companies who

produce the vaccinations. there are also those who feel that vaccines are toxic, that it's not natural. that it would be more natural to develop immunity by having the actual disease. and, you know while i understand that perspective it's not a correct one. the measles vaccine, the virus that's in that vaccine is a real virus. it's a wimpy form of the virus and so what we're really doing is a very natural thing by giving this wimpy virus to children that they can easily fight off without getting the disease and then develop immunity. so we're essentially producing immunity in a more controlled fashion. >> why are so many parents not getting that then? look at what's going on in the united states now with this spread and somehow they are not getting the message that this is extremely safe and very important for children and now

society. >> right. well i think it's not just about educating people. i think a lot of people do know the science but we don't just straightforwardly listen to the science and act upon it. we also filter that science through pre-existing beliefs and values. so you have competing issues here. you have the science but then you also have ideas about libertarianism and having the freedom to do as you please and then also mistrust of the government and industry. and so it's not just you know about the science per say. i think we need to do a better job at communicating and show that we are emp thetic. >> one of america's top television news cananchors has

issued an extraordinary on air apology. brian williams has claimed for years that when he visited iraq a helicopter he was on had to land after being propelled by a rocket propelled grenade. on wednesday he said that story was not entirely accurate. now the pilot says they only took small arms fire. here is jake tapper with more. >> reporter: we >> we knew there was risk involved. >> the risks of reporting from a war zone are unquestionable. >> there's fire on the way in. >> but america's number one anchor may have put himself at some career risk by telling this untrue story about his experience in iraq in 2003. >> the helicopter we were traveling in was forced down

after being hit by an rpg. >> that was williams saying his helicopter had been hit by a grenade. the troops who were there and actually fired upon by the rpg objected. lance reynolds wrote sorry dude. i don't remember you being on my aircraft but i remember you walking up about an hour later to ask me what had happened. joseph williams wrote i had been calling him out on this a long time with no response. >> the chopper pilots are too shaken to let us interview them we learned they were shot at. >> it felt like a personal experience that someone else wanted to participate in and didn't deserve to participate. >> it did not take long to hear from some brave men and women. >> last night williams apologized for his mistake. >> i hope they know they have my greatest respect and also now my apology. >> and he wrote to reynolds and

others citing the fog of memory. in 2003 williams filed this story from the war zone. >> ahead of us was almost blown out of the sky and now critics are pouring over every time he has told the story since. >> i have done some ridiculously stupid things like being in a helicopter i had no business being in iraq. but i -- >> did you think you would die? >> briefly. sure. >> and with david letterman that same year. >> two of our four helicopters were hit by ground fire. rpg and aka 47. >> and the pope makes a surprising admission. what he told students during an online chat.

>> pope francis's first papel visit to the u.s. will now include a landmark speech. >> but don't expect the catholic leader to use a tablet to document his trip.

students got a chance to ask the pope questions online. they talked about how to use technology to improve education. he said he doesn't own a tablet but that's not all he said. >> do you like to take photos and download them to your computer? >> can i be honest? i'm really not so good at it. i don't know how to work with a computer. it's a bit of a shame. >> the pope has other more important things to deal with i guess. the pope once declared the internet a gift from god. he has more than 5 million followers on twitter. >> birth control is not only

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>> a recent hearing in the u.s. congress wound up with extremely undiplomatic exchanges when a representative from florida fired a pointed insult at the state of texas. pretty soon lawmakers were on their feet defending their states. >> it should have been a humdrum hearing ahead of the 67th vote to repeal defund or change obama care. >> your state is a crazy state to begin with. >> a da fam tory statement about my state. >> it quickly got weird and ugly. >> well fine. then you don't have to listen. >> taking on the entire state of texas for not joining in obama chair exchanges. >> you can leave if you choose. i told you what i think about

texas. i wouldn't live there for all the tea in china and that's how i feel. >> there is no reason at all to impugn the people and governor of a state in this country. and i will await the gentleman's apology. >> you will wait until the hell freezes over for me to say anything in an apology. i would apologize to you if i was directing my comments to you. i was commenting the state that you happen to be a resident of. i will not apologize. >> the gentleman from texas controls the time. i just do not see the value in a member of this rules committee speaking that way towards a state. >> when republican colleagues got wind of the invectives they were angry. a simple statement came up.

don't mess with texas. >> i stand today with why texas is a great state. evidently we have got to defend our honor. >> pete session gave a lengthily defense on the house floor. >> if texas were its own country you would have the 13th highest gdp in the world. >> i want to thank the gentleman from texas for the wonderful commercial for texas. >> but what texans want from congressman hastings who was once impeached as a federal judge and removed, no dice. when i talked to him by phone, hastings doubled down. >> evidently i touched a nerve deep in the heart of texas and i would ask them to tie a yellow rose around it and do like frozen and let it go. >> but he kept going. >> one of their cities has a law that says that women can only have six dildos and the certain size? if that ain't crazy, i don't know what is.

>> hastings just straight up messed with texas. >> he said after jon stewart picked up the fight he's getting a lot of attention. >> somebody told me they were going to cancel their reservation to disney world. how absurd is that? >> here is what he said about his own state. >> consider the fact that i'm a native floridian. i wouldn't live in a lot of places. texas happens to be one of them. i have cautions about living in florida and when i retire i'm not so sure that i'm going to stay there. >> all righty then. that's the latest from the u.s. congress. the world's largest annual human migration is underway. you're probably thinking where

is that? >> with a population of just over 1.5 billion people by the way, this is the year of the goat. and with that amount of people you can imagine there are a lot of trips home. 2.8 million trips. these one and a half billion people prepare to travel. this cold front is really bringing in a lot of cold air and you can see that on the three day forecast so be prepared for very chilly temperatures well below freezing

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>> a promise fulfilled as jordan takes revenge for the murder of its pilot. >> world leaders turn up the pressure on russia for its role in the bloody conflict in ukraine. >> and what's it like to be the indian prime minister. >> survivors are talking about what they went through. i cannot imagine as they try to come to grips