and people are hailing king abdallah. just take a look at him in his flight suit.this stunning photograph of the king himself he is not by the way carrying out attacks himself. and look what the investors business daily says about this. leadership. jordan is taking the war to the terrorists. in less than a week jordan has transformed efl from the bit player to a moral beacon of why we fight because it's ultimately a struggle of good versus evil and good must win. there is a word to this. victory may be all the allies could learn from it. ambassador, what should we learn sn. >> i think you could learn a lot from the courage king abdallah has shown. the last time a sitting president wore a uniform i think was george washington leading the troops out of pifl to suppress the whiskey rebellion. so i don't think obama has to go that far. but i do think he needs to demonstrate that he's committed to winning. and i think evidence of that commitment is still absent. when you talk about tee gradedegrading and defeating, you're talking about a process that sounds like it will

tom: king abdallah ha -- >> st. gone for leaders -- hy why are going to give more humanitarian assistance to jordan. slicken ukraine, we are three years behind where we should be in supplying them with military assistance. we will get a little more but this is just creeping along. isis continues to consolidate, control the territory it has and when we decide to do something about them this lackadaisical strategy is going to -- >> ambassador john bolton, good to see you. another major cyber attack, this one, 80 million people, the second largest health insurer in the country. one of our good guy hackers is next. can this kind of hacking be stopped? at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. . tom: now let's

earlier today king abdallah met with the family of the pilot.gnificant moment where the king really went down to this important tribal family and really showed a sign of unity, not only how important tribes are but the military is to the country and to the king. the next step in the really larger question is what happens next herriot all the talk about taking the fight to isis, a really has one significant problem, but jordan has a great intelligence capability here and they have a decent air force, but they don't have much of a ground force your or a strong or powerful or large ground force. so the jordanian military will be very hampered to try to extend the military campaign and left the united states and other countries do so. so for now it appears that it could be an extended or large campaign but nothing more than that so far from what we are seeing here. melissa: they do so much for that report. months after the cease-fire tensions between russia and ukraine are as bad as ever. at the kerry of state john kerry meeting with ukrainian presi

it showed a message from king abdallah, he has confirmed the killing happened last month, he says one of jordan's precious pilots has been killed by terrorists. >> translator: i have received information regarding mr. casas kassasbeh. words cannot express the anger i feel over this act. our nation's people must stand together in solidarity at this most difficult time. >> a jordanian military has denounced a purported killing, in a statement released on state run tv. the statement says officials tried to secure the pilot's release, but islamic state refused to cooperate. >>> the military offers condolences to his family and pledges to avenge his killing. his father received word of his son's death just as he was about to hold a news conference. family members helped him into the car, and he left the venue. other relatives sobbed and collapsed in grief. >> i strongly condemn their act and i'm sure i am not the only one one. >> people in amman are expressing their shock and sadness. >> all jordanian citizens are crying for him, and are overwhelmed with grief. >> the islamic state is not

king abdallah paid his respects to the family of muath al-kaseasbeh. his father is calling for his son to be avenged. jordan executed two iraqi convicts. >> a nighttime restriction enforced for more than a decade has been lifted. >> some might say it's risky but it's certainly a wildly popular move among most baghdad residents. for the first time in more than 10 years no more russia to go get home before the midnight curfew. this is a city where people like to stay out late and for the past 10 years haven't been able to. affecting restaurants shops basic daily life here. the prime minister has also announce that had there will ash crackdown in some select enables on weapons that can be carried and on the number of vehicles allowed in official convoys. that's a big deal, because you routinely see in the streets ministers, members of parliament other officials with more than a dozen security vehicles. snarling traffic intimidating pedestrians and russiaing through traffic lights. all of that is meant to stop. there can be now only three vehicles in an of

king abdallah paid his respects to the tribe in the southern province. he told the pilots father that jordan's royal air force had just shelled isil forces in the syrian province. the king had already promised what he called a relentless response to avenge the murder of him. and now he appears to have more public support for going to war. >> planes from jordanian forces just arrived after bombarding them. god willing we will end the existence in syria. >> the queen visited the female members of the family, be uh the wife is inconsolable. >> she is 25, and they were only married for five months. the mother is also shaken and heart broken. none of the immediate female family members are speaking to the media. we are very sad, but i am so proud of my cousin, he is a martyr who defended his country. and although my heart is bleeding i will also offer my four sons as martyrs for my country. >> many people want vengeance because of the way he was murdered. request should be united with one body, i call on all to be one heart, one mind, and one soul. and we dema

. >> and i'm looking at will isis return him, will king abdallah get himself out of this terribly difficultis has put him in and will the coalition endure. >> and how the president will handle this very serious problem he has with the irs with obamacare, with people that will payee nor mus sum enormous sums of money. i think that will be an achilles' heel. >> gop says they want information in terms of communication between the white house and irs. will they get takehat. >> good luck. >> since half the people that call can't get the their calls returned, i doubt it. but they will chase after it. >> the jobs number out next friday. that will be a market mover. and the week kicks off with the budget and all the reaction. thanks for being with us. thank you so much to our panel. i'm maria bartiromo. i'll see you tomorrow morning on the opening bell. that's from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. eastern. have a great sunday. enjoy the super bowl. >>> on the buzz beater this sunday mitt romney hammered by the media for exploring a third presidential campaign decides not to run again. >> you just had this accept

quickly took to the streets to protest that killing by isis and today crowds cheering jordan's king abdallah tom: now to capitol hill, the head of the epa testifying on clean drinking water. question, is the agency about to get more power? a congressman from pennsylvania is in d.c. is the epa getting a new area they will be able to regulate? >> thanks for having me on. two points. number one. every member of congress, republican and democrat wants to have clean water and we want to make sure laws are in place to make sure we have a clean drinking supply of water. second, to your question, the epa and the president once again are trying to put a will allowed to change the definition from navigable waterways to water to the united states which will give them the power to virtually go anywhere in the united states even dry places if there happens to the water there occasionally to regulate that. what they are doing fundamental the is breaking the partnership between the federal government state government and local government which has been in place for years trying to figure out the best way t