my interview with the foreign minister in ahman. we got word. we saw video of the pilot being burned alive and within howards the jordanians said it happened on january 3rd. how did they know. we have just seen the joid and all of a sudden it happened on january 3rd. i asked the foreign minister. you'll hear his answer. you may find it interesting. stay tuned. >>> more of today's headlines from the fox news desk. amy pascal announced today she's starting a film production company of her own which sony will fund. late last year hackers leaked tens of thousands of sony files including e-mails suggesting that president obama might like a series of films with black actors. it was denied. >>> the man pleaded not guilty. he shot and killed his father, a hedge fund father after his dad lowered his monthly allowance by $200. >>> and for the first time ever the pope is set to join a joint session of congress. he will give a speech this september. he's set to visit new york and philadelphia during that very same trip. >>> the news continues from ahman, jo

the video sparked protest and calls for revenge on the streets of ahman. they say the pilot was killed last month. he was captured after his plane crashed in syria. jordan's king abdullah cut short a visit to washington but met with president obama last night. earlier the president said isis is only interested in death and destruction. >> it's just one more indication of the vicious us and barbarity of this organization. >> this latest execution appeared aimed at pressuring jordan to lead the u.s.-led coalition that's been bombing isis targets. >> they're trying to intimidate the west, right, with this vicious execution. they're trying to scare countries from participating in this coalition. >> in a recorded address to his nation, king abdullah called for national unity. in an interview with scott pelley abdullah said isis and its leader in no way represent islam. >> to even call itself a muslim to me is the worst -- i don't want to use -- >> now, jordan has been struggling with pressure from isis's growing influence in iraq and syria. yesterday the u.s. a

we heard them here in ahman. it's seen as a show of strength underlining the fact that jordan's fight against isis is personal. there's no body to bury of the murdered jordanian pilot but his family held a funeral for him last night. his father said isis militants were infidels terrorists who know no humanity. the international community must destroy them. jordan's king abdullah met with the family this morning. they're part of an influential tribe the king has depended on for their backing. he's vowed there would be a relentless response to the killing. the government's spokesman said stepped up air strikes were just the beginning. >> this is a true evil an eminent threat to the security of the country, and therefore we we need to defeat it. >> reporter: the pilot's capture in december prompted the united arab emirates to halt its participation in air strikes until the u.s. could come up with better contingency plans for downed pilots and a growing number of jordanians felt that way too. it was said the gruesome

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and you've seen from reporters outside of their homes whether in ahman or in southern jordan one family member saying that america wants to drag us to war and we have seen protests against the king, and against the involvement of jordan in this war. but we're seeing the opposite from the official jordanian response. whether it's from the king or the jordanian official who told me this doesn't change our resolve. you can count on that, and i talked to one official, saying that the king intends to double down against his efforts against isil. so there are definitely pressures on the king, on the government to lead a coalition, and the government is saying, we're going to do want opposite and the u.s. officials as well. >> nick in jerusalem, thank you. >>> jordan's king abdullah was here in the united states when he got word of the pilot's death. and jordan is an important ally in the u.s.-led effort to combat isil. you just heard had a from nick schiffrin. we have more. >> tony, in a statement, chuck hagel said that the u.s. stands by their allies, and they condemned the killing in the st

ahman javers. a female -- i've been talking to national security officials about this today, and what they are saying is that it's going to be very difficult to verify this at all until or unless they see some video that they can corroborate the information with, and they also say that it would be one thing for this hostage to have been killed today, but they said that with a lot of these announcements, you just simply cannot tell when the actual execution took place, tyler, and so there's a lot of misinformation and propaganda around this and so at this point white house officials not confirming the fact that this hostage has died. dom. >> thank you very much. eamon javers in washington wrshlgts. >>> leaders of germany and france face-to-face with vladimir putin of russia wra to discuss a new ukraine peace plan. our chief international correspondent michelle carruso cabrera with more. >> german chancellor angela merkel and francois hollande arrived at 6:00 p.m. local time with ate meeting with pre

charlie d'agata is in ahman, jordan where there is widespread outrage against isis. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: people are mourning but more than that they're vowing vengeance. the jordanian air force has carried out threats against isis targets this morning and there's even talks of sending in ground troops. jordanian justice came down swiftly. two prisoners executed at dawn. their bodies taken away for a burial a short time later. one of those hangs was sajida al rishawi, the failed suicide bomber locked up in jordan in 2005 when she tried to blow herself up in a wedding reception in simultaneous attacks that left almost 60 people dead. she was jordan's key bargaining trip in prisoner swap negotiations between jordan and isis who captured lieutenant muath al kaseasbeh after his plane crashed. it highlighted the close relationship between jordan's king abdullah and president obama and jordan's role in the u.s.-led air strikes against isis and syria and iraq. the pilot explains the details of a hist rresinterspersed with news of his capture and then what can