just a short time ago, nasser judeh, the jordan foreign minister tweeted out that this is an old tactic in his words, used by terrorists and other groups to claim that hostages were killed in air strikes. and he's right. this wouldn't be the first time that a group like this has made a claim like that to its own benefit. we have to keep that in kind as this story goes forward. >> good analysis jim. stand by. we'll get back to you f lots of breaking news happening right now. we're trying to get some confirmation if possible of this isis claim. and it is only a claim with no evidence backing it up at all, that a jordanian air strike has killed this young american female hostage. much more right after this. ♪ (flute plays throughout) ♪ my new website on squarespace is designed to help you tuck yourself in at night. it features guided meditations soothing melodies, and stories to help you get cozy. i sincerely hope you dig it. whatever your idea is, build it beautiful on squarespace. rma. checking your credit score is for chumps. i have great credit. how do you know? duh. you know those cha

joining me is nasser judeh. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: what are they accomplishing? >> the more that you find international consensus -- the coalition against adash or isis is now over 60 countries. today represented here in washington at the white house summit on counterextreme s. it's a society media experts so i think it was an international gathering par excellence. but like i said at the end of the day it depends on the practical implementation. you had his imagine tree king abdullah the second on your show and he said this is a third world war by it means. >> rose: tell us about the threat on dash. >> it's a threat against our world order, our civilization, human civilization. it's a threat against different regions, it's a threat against individual countries, it's a threat against individuals. we'r9di think what we've seen in the last few months in particular, and by the way, like i said this morning in my remarks at the opening session, we're not new to this. in jordan we've been facing terrorism and extremism for decades but look what happened in the last fe

foreign minister nasser judeh told us today's military offensive is just the beginning. are they considering sending in ground forces? >> we are not going to divulge our plans but it's not just about increased air campaigns or sorties or combat sorties. it's with everything that we have. >> reporter: he made clear that jordanian troops, seen here on joint exercises with u.s. forces in 2013, will take a lead role against isis militants. >> this is our fight and if there was any shred of doubt that these people are evil, i think this horrific act was evidence enough. >> reporter: but there was another shock today about muath al-kaseasbeh's death. u.s. officials had told us he may have been accidentally shot down by his own wing man. jordan has not said what caused the crash. today, king abdullah paid his condolences to the murdered pilot's family as fighter jets roared overhead. a detour over muath al-kaseasbeh's home town. this is a fight that's being waged on jordan's doorstep. are you worried about jordan's security? >> absolutely not. i mean, we are very, very confiden

joining me is nasser judeh, he is the foreign minister from jordan, from washington, where he is attending the summit. thank you for joining us. nasser: it is a pleasure. charlie: tell me what these meetings are accomplishing. nasser: the more that you find international consensus on the way to effectively deal with this threat, the better. i think in order for it to be effective you have to have proper implementation on whatever is agreed on. the coalition against isis, is over 60 countries. represented here today, you had 75-76 countries. media experts. so i think it was an international gathering par excellence. like i said, at the end of the day it depends on the practical implementation. you had king abdullah the second and he said this is a third world war by other means. charlie: define to us this threat. nasser: it is a threat on many levels. it is a threat on our world order, our civilization. it is a threat against different regions. it is a threat against individual countries. it is a threat against individuals. we are all feeling it. what we saw in the last few months in partic

>> reporter: well, a short time ago, we heard the jordan's foreign minister, nasser judeh, speaking toe did not rule out ground force s forces forces, but he did not commit his country to any ground troops. he said that the the air strikes are effective, and, anderson, it does seem like you mentioned erl yer that jordan is saying that it is just the beginning of the retaliation, and its e response to the isis, and it is not clear where this is headed, and it is really appears that the all options are on the table right now. >> all right. jomana, thank you very much. reporting. the u.s. plays a leading role in the coalition against isis. the question is, what kind of role does american military equipment and personnel play? for that, go to barbara starr at the pentagon. what do we know about how the u.s. assisted jordan with the strikes? >> reporter: good evening, anderson. we know 20 u.s. aircraft and 20 airplanes flew. along the jordanians and f-16s to jam the communications on the ground, and advanced f-22 fight fighters flying over to watch, and get sophisticated targeting data to p