they fought the government and called themselves a martyr's movement. those that died fighting are enshrined on posters. >> the important fundamental code as resistance is life. >> outside the same office. they point out the bullet holes that are three years old. those bullets were fired by police, right before they drove through the front door. >> translation: the purpose of the extermination is to end the legal kurdish movement and annihilate members. >> reporter: the violence is mutual. the movement is affiliated with p.k.k. which the u.s. calls a terror group. the opposition party accuses them of burning their offices and killing nine members. >> if security forces stay quiet, the more the p.k.k. gets armed and builds an empire of fear. across the border the p.k.k. and allies are u.s. in kobane they defeated i.s.i.l. the turkish government considers them its enemy. they resisted kurdish efforts and crushed kurdish efforts inside turkey. the violence peaked in the street battles. they dug in digging trenches. >> this is a main road. no cars can come

martyrs square is filled with families, kids, teenage skater boys and hotshots on motorcycles.ly happy. young men in the camouflage pants of the militias, most of whom were civilians until last year, do their best to sporadically keep order or just join in the fun. every kid above the age of 5 seems to have been issued a lighter and a fistful of fireworks. ambulances idle on the margins of the square to treat fireworks-related injuries, of which there will be many. >> no, no, no! >> that was good. this is tripoli after 42 years of nightmare. how to build a whole society overnight and make it work in one of the most contentious and difficult areas of the world is what people are trying to figure out. [ chanting ] >> so, before the war, did you think it would ever be possible? do you think someday this will change? >> no, no. >> did you dream some day this will change? >> no. in gadhafi's time, you cannot say a word. you get killed. that's it. it was impossible. then i joined the group, you know? >> right. >> the militia. >> omar is young and was even younger when the fighting st

many in this state awe him as a martyr. -- saw him as a martyr. >> interestingly, justice moore ran for the chief justice in 2012, and unexpectedly won. now he seems hell bent again. >> on monday 51 of 67 countries were refusing to issue marriage licences to same-sex couples. many found signs posted on doors - closed due to business moore. >> if they redefine marriage what will it be, one man and two women, one woman, three many - want. >> he was an embarrassment to the state. he was the first time he was on the bench. he's doing it again. i hope they'll learn their lesson that this guy is not meant to be in public office. if he wants to be a preacher, go be a preacher. you kont use the bible to interpret constitutional law. >> patricia todd is the first openly gay legislator in the state of alabama. >> reporter: what has the past week been like for you? >> it's been an emotional roller-coaster. it was sort of sur reem. i never thought i'd see gay couples coming out of the courthouse after being married. it was a joyous occasion. >> did chief justice moore take away any of that. >> yes,

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 peep want vengeance because of the way he was murdered. >> we should be united with one body, i call on all jordanians to be one heart one mind, and one soul. and we demand revenge. our hearts will not rest until the response is harsh. >> high ranking former and current government officials as well as hundreds of army and royal air force officers also came to support the mourning tribe. >> people here say isil has made an effort to try to turn jordanians against their government for joining the u.s. led coalition. but so far this effort appears to have had the opposite effect. >> many say jordan's resolve has been strengthed by this murder, those who didn't believe isil was a threat to the country now say the war against the armed group is theirs. al jazeera. >> in the past half hour or so the jordanian military has spoken on t.v. about those latest jordanian air strikes in syria, they hav

jordan's military is calling the operation martyr. and targeting isil positions. king abdul la the second delivered news to the pilots family in person. reports in jordan. >> this is where jordanian pilot and his family wanted to celebrate his return. instead, it has become a place where they are receiving condolences after the islamic state of iraq and the levant burned him alive. >> he pays his respects to the tribe, he told the pilots father that jordan's royal air force had just shelled forces in the province the king has already promised what he called a relentless response. and now hi has more support for going to war. >> planes from the royal forces have just arrived after bombards them, god willing we will end their existence in syria. >> the queen visited the female members be uh the wife is inconsolable. >> she is 25, and they were only married for five months. >> his 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 defend

the attacks contributed at the time to the al-asqsa martyrs brigades and hamas. >> a verdict welcomey israel as a moral victory. this court in the u.s. said the palestine liberation organization are labeled pay damages to the israel victims. many of them are american, more than 218 million u.s. dollars. >> now they palestinian authority knows there is a price for sending suicide bombers to our mall, to our cafÉs, and blowing our buses up. we will pursue and we will make sure that the plo will pay every dollar of this adjustment. >> their label on 25 separate counts, connected to six attacks in israel between 2002 and 2004. the bombings and shootings believed to be carried out by hamas and the al-aqsa martyrs brigade, killed 50 people and wounded many more. their lawyer, senior living court on monday, said last week the claims were baseless. >> there is no conclusive group that the leaders of the palestinian authority or the plo committed acts of violence or that they approve them. >> it remains unclear how the palestinian authority will pay. victims had demand more than $350 million,

>> guest: 17 february martyrs brigade. and the blue mountain group were hired by the state department to provide security at the consulate local forces and i believe there was one shot fired on the video camera but after that they were gone. >> host: they basically got into the villa where the ambassador was staying with one shot fired? >> guest: they are very good at planning. the terrorists are good at blending and they walked into the compound and basically took over without having to do much but basically fire a few shots of rpgs in iran. >> host: set standard operating procedure to have non-americans guarding the compound's? >> guest: their security is layered and just just like a foreign government's consulate or embassy here in the united states is guarded its outermost layer is the u.s. personnel guarding that and the same agreement happens in foreign countries. the people that are going to come up and come to that conflict are going to be locals from that country and the first people they get to interact with our

those martyrs are innocent. they were slaughtered for no crime or sin. they simply were earning their likelihood. it was a heinous, vicious, despicable act. against egypt and the people of each script. i wouldn't be able to offer condolences unless our armed forces have taken revenge swiftly and fiercely. the very following day, i would have approached the cathedral and offered condolences. however, i wouldn't be able to do so without a swift and strict and firm response by the armed forces. we do not take the offense, yet we act in defense of our people and i stated in my early visit to the western region that the act of the army falls in the response to this serious act was appreciated by the arab brothers and all of the world states. this act was an act of necessity. and this manner and in this swiftness, i reiterate, we are an army a peaceful army. we never take the initiative or the offensive to invade or violate the sovereignty of any country. we always defended our homeland our home soil within our home soil. never before in history did the we ini

he is a martyr who defended his country and although my heart is bleeding i would also offer my fouras martyrs for my country. >> reporter: many people want vengeance because of the way muath al-kaseasbeh was murdered. >> translator: we should be united with one body i call on all jordanians to be one heart, one mind and one soul and we demand revenge and our hats will not rest until the response is hash. >> reporter: high ranking and former government officials as well as hundreds of army and royal airforce offices came to support the tribe and people say i.s.i.l. has tried to turn jordanians against their government for joining the u.s.-led coalition but so far this effort appears to have had the opposite effect. many say jordans resolve has been strengthened by the murder and those who did not believe i.s.i.l. was a threat to country say the war against the armed group is theirs. well the jordanian army announced on thursday evening that tens of its own fighter jets have struck lots of targets inside syria and apparently destroyed weapons depot and training facilities and the army

the operation against isis has been named muath the martyr in honor of the pilot.talk about this and bring in our two global affairs analyst, kimberly dosier and james reese. let's talk about the operations we know of publicly and second round of air strikes that jordan just finished up. they talk about several air strikes against isis and they hit training centers, arms and ammunition depots. why are they on the second go-around? >> it's logistic. support in syria and iraq. if you cut off logistics and equipment, that leaves forward troops in iraq fighting without anything. so that is a very classic way of degrading soldiers by going after logistics. >> kimberly it seems there are two battles being fought by jordan. you see these air strikes going on in syria and in iraq as well and then you see what's happening on the ground in jordan with the queen out there with the demonstrators. it does seem that the regime right now is very keenly aware about the importance of this public relations moment. >> the regime has had a very uncomfortable few months dealing with th

while the military forces mourn the martyr they emphasize his blood will not be shed in vain.revenge, it reads, will be as huge as the loss of the jordanians. our sister network sky news reports the jordanian government now plans to execute the prisoner isis had demanded in exchange for the pilot. remember who this prisoner is. this prisoner is one of a husband and wife team. she was the wife. they carried out an attack in jordan with suicide bombs. her husband's bomb went off and killed him. hers did not. they captured her and sentenced her to forever plus death. she's been on death row, and there's her picture and now jordan says we're killing her. let's bring in edward "skip" gnehm. mr. ambassador, thank you. >> thank you. >> two thoughts about what will happen. one is we know there will be pressure on jordan's king abdullah and from many in his constituency. we further know there will be pressure to avenge this death and that the king has said publicly that he wants to do so, that he wants to get after isis. your thoughts on what will and should happen. >> well, shep this

we stand today with the family of the martyr the hero and with our people and our armed forces in thishat is the tragedy of all jordanians and the tragedy of jordan jordan. in those difficult moments, it is the duty of all the sons and daughters of jordan to stand together in one rank and show the true metal of the jordanian people. it will not only give us resolve, determination, and unity. >> king of jordan there speaking in washington before heading home. joining me now, paul cruickshank, cnn terrorism analyst. and buck sexton former cia counterterrorism analyst. let's just first begin with what we just heard. i was jotting down hearing from the the king referring to the pilot as a hero and referring to isis as a coward terrorist group. anything jump out to either of you? >> the jordanian government is a very close ally of the united states. the king has been a trustworthy ally for some time. it's hardening in a sense to hear there were people saying they want vengeance, want to take action as a result of this. i think that would be their impulse as well. >> but did you really hear

>> the mission was named muath the martyr and the aim was to destroy ammunition and training camps run by isis and secondly to send a very, very strong message as promised by the jordanian king that they -- the jordanians will not give up in their fight against the militant group. without divulging any details this is what the foreign minister told cnn just a couple of hours ago. >> it's actually the beginning of our retaliation but not the beginning of our fight against terrorism and extremism. we have been with the current effort for a few weebs. so yes, we are upping the ante. we are going after them with everything that we have. it is not the beginning but it is certainly not the end. >> the question is what happens next. as i said not divulging any military strategy for the days weeks, and months ahead but we are well aware that king abdullah was in washington 72 hours ago. some 20% run by the arab allies. it seems that it's jordan taking the brunt of those doing most of the work in the air at present. so the question is what happens next so far as extra support is concerned by th

faith tradition has been cannonized a saint for his heroic effort to show that he was willing to martyr himself for another human being and in the belief that god was there. and what he wanted to do. but as i walk through there, and i saw hard things and tough things, and wrenching things, repulsive things, repugnant things, then i got to the part that really broke my heart. i got to the part about the children. pictures of children. little children. not that any child's age is there. and then i saw the bins. the bins of the children's shoes. piled up with little shoes. size two. size three. size four. laced up shoes because they were the shoes that they had in the 1930's and in the 1940's. and then i saw their suitcases. and then i saw over in another corner the eyeglasses that were taken from them. and broken into pieces. and then i saw the pictures of the mothers. i will tell you, madam president, i became unglued. i had to step away. and even today, when i tell you this story my voice chokes up because it shook my very soul. so as we move into this commemoration, because it certainl

the banners mourn victims of the tsunami as martyrs that have gone to heaven. this up here is known as the boat house. a fishing boat was carried inland by the tsunami and deposited atop a two-story house. it was kept as is as a reminder. now it's a popular site seeing spot. guides lead tours of the boat house for visitors. [ speaking foreign language ] >> in banda aceh the quake and tsunami claimed a quarter of the population. now ten years later the city's population is 250,000 greater than the pretsunami level. near the shoreline of the straight just west of central banda aceh is the village that the tsunami completely devastated. of the 1200 people living here, 1,000 lost their lives in the disaster. today it's home to 120 people. many residents did not return to the village. some returned but then left again for fear of another tsunami. this home belongs to a family of tsunami survivors. >> we ahe lost three children ie tsunami. he lives with his wife susilowati. in the aftermath of the tsunami an indonesian tv station filmed the two. when the quake hit, s

. >> we received with sorrow the killing, the martyr moaz al-kassasbeh. >> president obama was one of the first world leaders to react. this is one more decision more indication of the issues viciousness, and i think it will redouble the vigilance and determination to make sure that they're degraded and ultimately defeated. >> many people on the streets of amman are still in shock. >> we're so sad for him and honestly, i consider him a hero and martyr we're sad for his family and we are also his family. >> it's not civilized and suitable. what is this, our fault? why, is this islam? this is not islam. >> lieutenant kassasbeh was captured when his plane went down in syria. jordan wanted to do a prisoner swap but wanted proof that he was still alive but that proof never came. >> they're saying, look, we did not behead him like the other hostages the british american, and japanese, no, we burned him to death. we burned kassasbeh to death because this will be the fate of any pilot who we are going to capture. >> jordan's military has promised what it calls a severe reaction and with emoti

my heart is bleeding i would also offer my four sons as martyrs. >> many people want vengeance becausef the way he was murdered. >> we with should be united with one with body. i call on all to be one heart one mind, and one soul. our hearts will not rest until the response is harsh. >> high ranking former and current government officials as well as hundreds of army and royal air force officers also came to support the mourning tribe. >> people here say isil has made a concerted effort to try to turn jordanians against their government, for joining the u.s. led coalition. so far this effort appeared to have had the opposite effect. many say the reare solve has been strengthened by this murder. those who didn't believe isil was a threat to the country now say the war against the armied group is theirs. government air strikes have killed more than 70 people in rebel controlled areas. it follows rebel are shelling and rocket attack which is killed at least seven people. the group that's been shelling the city, calls itself the army of islam. that was formed two years ago and is now making

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. >> we should be united with one body, i call on one to be one heart, one mind, and one soul. hundreds of officers also came to support the tribe. for joining the u.s. led coalition. but so far this effort appears to have had the opposite effect. mr. say the resolve has been strengthened by this murder. those that didn't believe they were a threat to the country now say the war is theirs. still to come, dozens killed in syrian government air strikes on rebel held positions oen the outskirts of the capitol. accidental hero how the pilot of a doomed taiwanese airliner may have steered away in the moments before the crash. and an intense battle for the lead during the first round of the malaysia open. video upletted to the interin the is intensive shelling in two neighborhoods. the city is at the heart of clashing between government and rebel forces. the u.n. has called for local freezes in fighting to start in

he's a martyr who defended his country. although my heart is bleeding i would also offer my four sons as martyrs for my country. >> reporter: but many people want vengeance for the way kasasbeh was murdered. >> translator: we should be united with one body. i con on one jordanians to be one heart one hat one soul. our hearts will not rest until the response is harsh. >> hi ranking former and current government officials as well as hundreds of royal army officers also came to support the mourning tribe. i.s.i.l. has made a concerted effort to try turn jordanians against their government for joining the group. those who didn't believe i.s.i.l. was a threat to the country now say the warm against the armed group is theirs. al jazeera. >> the pentagon confirms to al jazeera it is sending additional assets to northern iraq for further rescue missions if i.s.i.l. captures further pilots the united arab emirates has suspended its air strikes over concern he over pilot safety. strike happened january 31st, in yemen's shabwa provinc

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 demand revenge. we will not rest until the response is harsh. >> high ranking officials as well as hundreds of army and royal air force officers also came to support the tribe. people here says isil has made an effort to try to turn jordanians against their government for joining the u.s. led coalition, so far this effort appears to have had the opposite effect. >> many say jordan's resolve has been strengthened by this murder. those who didn't believe isil was a threat to the country now say the war against the armed group is theirs. the new brook finance minister has met it's gentleman counter part for the first time. reports from berlin. >> the german finance minister was always likely to take a tough line. he was a key player

he enjoys the martyrs who made sacrifice for jordan.eporter: the mood is furious and many have seen the video looping over and over. they know what has been done to the member of the royal jordanian air force. they are talking about revenge. >> i believe all arab countries had to take a strong stand against the group. it has become an epidemic. >> it is this woman who they say should die first. if failed suicide bomber. jordan offered to release her in exchange for the lieutenant. islamic state had other ideas and offered to release a japanese journalist. they killed him. the pilot may have been dead for weeks. >> whatever ideology they are operating off of is bankrupt. we are talking about how to make people healthier and make their lives better. this organization appears interested in death and destruction. katty: obama in that report. i spoke to the minister of jordan. what do you think the reaction is going to be after the horrific killing? >> the country is in a state of shock and anger and i expect the country to be united, in the

they're willing to martyr themselves and fight to the death. that's one of the things.oting. it's a question of what will be shot at us. anywhere from shoulder fire to rockets. if we had people there to tell us what they have it's going to put more chips in our favor. >> what about the fact now you have hostages. we know there's a number of them. we're hearing reports a 26-27-year-old american held by isis. they're becoming increasingly valuable. does that increase the danger if another group were to try to sweep in and rescue them? >> it's possibly going to increase the danger not that they're not in danger already. it's there. they've proven they're vicious. the only thing isis wants to do is increase viciousness. we get to a point where a beheading almost seems like the right way to go as opposed to burning alive. what are they going to do next? yes, us rescuing them possibly increases the chance of them executing the hostages. it's not like they're going to stop trying. we have forces in place that will attempt the rescue. the problem is where are they? >> to your p

apparently the jordanian military quoted by official jordanian state television as saying he was, quote, martyred january 3rd if in fact that's true he was killed he was murdered butchered in such a criminal way as that video shows. then it clearly explains why there was no proof of life video released by isis in recent days as they were trying to negotiate. isis wanted this woman, this convicted terrorist, released. but jordan said they would be willing to engage in negotiations but they wanted proof of life. there was no proof of life. and the sense now, according to the jordanian military is he was actually dead, at least for a month. anything more on that, jomana? >> reporter: we're going to have to wait and see. we hear the jordanian military is going to be making a statement soon, within this hour possibly. but here's the thing, wolf. the jordanian government is under a lot of pressure because we do not know what was going on in these indirect negotiations that they had been having with isis whether there had been any demands put forward for the release of moaz al kasasbeh. as you mentioned

now but is it possible to commit ourselves always dedicated martyrs here to shoot president obama and then get shot ourselves. this is an example how isis is growing its ranks around the world. >> the isis capability on social media is nothing short of remarkable. >>> the fbi said in the last year, 20 others have been arrested trying to fly from the u.s. to the middle east to fight with isis. >> this is new on "action news," officials have released the 911 calls after a house exploded in ocean county, new jersey. neighbors of the blast in stat ford township described the blast like a tornado hit. >> my house five minutes ago it was a noise and the house shook. >> i was standing in the house and the house shook i'm in cedar run and my mother is in manahawkin, she would the same feeling, do you have idea what's going on? >> authorities say the origin of the leaking natural gas came from a cracked two inch line under the street. the gas traveled into the home's basement and combusted. >>> the woman known as the black mad dom is going to take the stand today. winslow is facing charges rel

. >> we are very sad but i am so proud of my cousin, he is a martyr who defended his country, i would also offer my four sons as martyrs for my country many people want vengeance, because of the way he was murdered. >> we should be united with one body, i called on all to be one heart, one mind, and one soul. and we demand revenge. our hearts will not rest until a response is harsh. >> high ranking former and current government officials as well as hundreds of army and royal air force officers also came to support the morning tribe. people here say isil has made an effort for joining the u.s. led coalition so far this effort appeared to have had the opposite effect. >> many say jordan's resolve has been strengthed by this murder. those that didn't believe they were a threat, now say the war against the armed group is theirs. >> back in the united states, one cyber attack may have compromised the information of 80 million people. anthem, one of the nation's largest health insurer says hackers may have stolen that inspection including birth dates and social security numbers, however the

they fought the government and call themselves a martyr's movement. those two died in fighting are enshrined on posters. bullets filed by police right before they drove through the front door. >> translator: the purpose of the extermination operation is to end the legal kurdish movement and annihilate its members. >> reporter: the violence is mutual. the movement is affiliated with the militant pkk which the u.s. calls a terror group. an opposition group accuses pkk of burning their offices and killing nine of their members. >> translator: if security forces stay quiet the more the pkk builds an empire of fear. >> reporter: violence built and residents built trenches. no cars can come through here anymore because residents have blocked it by building this massive ditch. there are hundreds of these across the city, deep, three or four feet deep, and the purpose is to prevent police from coming into these neighborhoods and making any arrests. but when we visited heavily armed police move around easily. in this neighborhood residents say police are using

it is around the time my father was brutally assassinated, martyred right here in this blue light.ou could join us with -- >> the audubon ballroom is now the malcolm x and betty shabazz memorial and education center. saturday's memorial there also featured several speakers and artists. singer sharisse "she-salt" ashford shared this spoken word piece at 3:10 p.m., the exact time malcolm x was shot. please give a warm welcome to she-salt. >> here in this place, and this blank space or your life was taken and hate, was taken with hate. you can't kill what god has purposed. 3:10, was your final hour, but your life is still speaking. though black people still are pleading, their little signs of freedom. determination is the reason we can keep on. there's a worldwide revolution going on. before we -- who taught us to love ourselves? you. please believe, brother malcolm this is not just american problem. it is up to all africans to band together to solve them. brother malcolm, we thank you for your sacrifice posto. ain't too many who would give their lives. committed action, full of compa

and my heart is bleeding and offer my four sons as martyrs for the country. >> reporter: many peoplevengance because of the way he was murdered. >> translator: need one body and call them for one mind one hat and one soul and we will not rest until the response is hash. >> reporter: the government officials as well as hundreds of royal and airforce officers also came to support the mourning tribe and i.s.i.l. made a concerted effort to try to turn jordanian and so far it had an opposite effects and many say jordan resolve has been strengthened by this murder those who did not believe i.s.i.l. was a threat to the country now say the war against the armed group is theirs. >>> the leaders of germany and france are heading to moscow to discuss a plan to end the ten-month crisis that killed more than 5,000 people and talks in moscow are seen as last-ditch attempt for u.s. arming ukraine in the battle against pro-russia separatists and wood reports. >> reporter: the sudden intensity of diplomacy shows just how serious the situation is becoming first it was secretary of state john carry mee

. >> reporter: a grieving mother and son turned martyr. 24-year-old mina aziz didn't have much.back but no education. with marriage on his mind he left for libya. he was a worker. carried sand and rock ares. what else could he do asked his mother? he didn't have a trade. he would have taken any job offered to him. families like this may be poor but they are rich in faith. the small, close-knit village mourns 14 sons who were a group of 21 who lost their lives at the hands of isis in gruesome beheadings. the streets, void of joy, filled with a painful procession of crying eyes. om bashir lost two sons. they were about to return home to celebrate christmas. they said mom, cook uh all the holiday food she tells me. but the bastards kidnapped them like they deprived me of their sons i hope god deprives them. the attack sparked national outrage. islam and christianity in egypt forming one hand. men in this village understand what it means to work in libya. the thing about villages like this is people are poor. work is scarce. libya was seen as the only opportunity. some say once thin

he says is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated martyrs anyway while here? what i am saying is to shoot obama and then get ourselves shot which is an indication perhaps of as bobby says sometimes these guys aren't that very bright. thank god, right? that's sometimes how the fbi and the justice department security division can do something about him. the fear for the fbi and fosh justice department is that some of them they don't know anything about. >> on the flip side here they're obviously living in america, aren't from america originally. why such an anti-american sentiment coming from them? >> any number of reasons for that. they're from countries where there is a history of islamic extremism. we've seen this happening most recently in europe that people born and raised remember the attackers in paris were born and raised in france. french nationals. these guys are not citizens. those are french nationals. it shows you that this ideology can reach far beyond the immediate surroundings of the middle east into societies where you would expect people have b

>> martyred. >> precisely because, and the only reason why they were killed was because they were christian. >> by radical islamists. >> do we know that as a fact? >> sure we do. >> my heart goes out to them, no matter what. but we don't know that as a fact. >> imam did you watch the five-minute video? >> i watched what you sent me. >> no did you watch the five -- did you see 21 people simultaneously have their heads cut off as i did? did you watch that? it was done in the name of allah. it was done with the preamble about allah. >> no matter what a vampire does, that does not -- my heart goes out for the 21 no matter what the reason was. there's no justification for taking innocent human life. i don't care who they are. christians, muslims or -- >> but it's religious-based violence. >> and i don't disagree. >> why did the terrorists go into a kosher grocery store in france. was it random? absolutely not. he was targeting jews. >> i can't argue for what -- >> we should have seen this coming. of course it was targeted toward christians. >> quick last word. >> i think we should give credit --

alberto nisman's death may not be clarified by them, it's evident that it is a symbol and a martyr. >>> taliban fighters in afghanistan launched an attack killing three civilians and a police officer. they targeted police at a market in kandahar. three of the attackers also died. >> the attack is one of a series that appeared to be targetting police forces in afghanistan, as reports emerged of talks between the afghan taliban. there is a discussion to discuss the security situation in afghanistan. security has been stepped up in schools across pakistan after the taliban attack on an army run school in peshawar 162 dying, most children. metal detector guns and communication systems are helping to make schools secure. snipers will be seen on rooftops and some teachers are carrying guns to the classroom. >> after the deadly attack the government put in new security measures to neal the institutions -- to help the institutions. they have imparted basic weapon handling and tactics to the teachers for them to meet the first crucial minutes of any attack, and feel that they have some reactio

none have adapted so-called martyr safe guns, the proper procedure is look make them available. if people want to buy it that's fine that's their right to do so. >> would you have an objection if the laws went away and the technology got better and proved effective with no glitches? >> you know i wouldn't want to mandate any type of gun be sold simply for the fact that people should have the choice like you have the choice to write any time of look you want. freedom of speech is in the bill of rights. >> phil watson of the second amendment foundation, good to have you with us. >>> coming up frigid air from the arctic is bringing record low temperatures to a large part of the country. nicole mitchell with the forecast. >> and history that has this guitar worth a small fortune. >>> two cyclone are slamming na australia. -- into australia. psych loam lamb and marr she. she. lamb hit the northern territory packing 135 miles per hour. >> there are reports of widespread damage and power outments. for a lot in the u.s. the weather is not just cold it's breaking records. meteorologist n

written about try to kill the president and said, "is it possible to commit ourselves as dedicated martyrs to shoot obama and get shot ourselves. they were talking in these terms online. it also seems that the fbi had an informant in contact and it contributed to the arrest. katty: we hear a lot about people traveling from europe to try to join islamic state. is it happening much? reporter: this is a problem that concerns america and obama chaired a council devoted to the subject, the problem of foreign fighters. is usually associated with morocco, france, and britain. there was concern they would travel from america. obviously, it is a concern of the american citizens that they could take the same route from turkey into syria. katty: nick brian in brooklyn. thank you very much. people trying to get two islamic state over the past few months. americans have been watching this very carefully. we are learning about how three british schoolgirls may have crossed into syria to join islamic state. yesterday, we reported they were smuggled in several days ago and our correspondent has spoken to

is our problem, and it's imperative to stay in the coalition, and order that martyr blood is not shed. >> reporter: contrary to beheading hostages moaz al-kasasbeh was the first hostage the group burnt alive. this has enraged people here. jordanians are angry not only because moaz al-kasasbeh was murdered but they feel manipulated. the group demanded the release of iraqi suicide bomber sajida al-rishawi, and jordan was willing to negotiate an exchange deal. i.s.i.l. demanded that deal when they had already killed moaz al-kasasbeh. the ordeal ending badly for jordan the hope is that more people will support the government in its fight for the islamic state >>> let's go to nisrene in imam. jordan promised a grave response to the killing of its pilot, can we expect anything beyond the two executions. >> it's difficult to tell at this point. we wouldn't know. what is clear is that jordan responded quickly and said it would avenge the death. he is grave as the people and the reason they carried out the executions is in order to placate the jordanian public who was terrified and livid at th

he has discussed ways of shooting protesters without turning them into martyrs. al jazeera senior analysts has listened to that audio recording. he's with me live in the studio. what do you make of it? >> they're quite confident comfortable, and also complicit in what is going none egypt nowadays. there is a sense that in a certain order certain chaos and they've been telling the story about the sniper speaking comically about the police and interior services. all in all they're in it for the long hall. they know that there are measures they could take. they're saying that more and more this could look like a military state. >> the security and the military the likes of president el-sisi he remained throughout under morsi and after that, the regime never went anywhere. and remain continuously with the different governments. in the end, it's difficult to lead with a real radical change that these guys played a major role both in the january and in the june changing of the country. >> we'll hear more about it in am cooling hours. we'll stay in egypt. the sentence o

president lyndon johnson signed it into law on march 15, 1964, a monument to a martyred president. economy took off in a burst of prosperity. within 18 months gnp was growing at a feverish 5%. unemployment dropped to its lowest rate in 7 years. it seemed that in president kennedy's phrase, "a rising tide really had lifted all boats." on december 31, 1965 the cover of time magazine featured john maynard keynes 19 years dead, but once again a household word. for economists accustomed to obscurity, it was a welcome change to bask in the limelight. just about everyone agreed that the tax cut was an unqualified success. by 1965, it appeared we had finally learned how to use fiscal policy to control the economy. we asked richard gill why the 1964 tax cut had seemed like such a rousing success. it did seem to get the country moving again. it seemed a proof of the keynesian theory, dominant among economists by the 1960s. in terms of our diagram, the tax cut gave consumers more disposable income. it shifted up this curve of private spending. the gap between spending and full employment inco

from the mother of the martyr this one said referring to the dead pilot. on jordan inian televisionai cleric condemned isis. on the streets. protests against the jihadists had been led by the queen herself. >> jr. dan will never go down. you can never bring us down. >> they will fight. we will win. >> the u.s. military is providing close support. two f-22 fighters land add long side jordan's f-16s. one after another. f 16s are returning to base. watched them take off. loaded with bombs. as far as i can tell they're coming back after 2 1/2 hours with payload empty. this past week, the mood in regionthened against isis. in the cockpit. fists were raised. their deadly message delivered. >> next at 11:00. a mystery in the northwest. rain coming down from the sky. >> also brian williams stepping away from the anchor desk for a little while. the nbc news anchor is saying after coming under fire. >> and lotto fever across the country and bay area. the powerball jackpot getting even larger. we'll tell you the numbers that could make you a millionaire. new video of

without causing death, and he goes on at a say that to describe protesters without throwing them into martyrs, the meet something pleased to have taken place. we have listened to that audio recording. there is no doubt that this is genuine. what do you make of it? >> well, first thing--the first thing that came to me, also it's in arabic, is that the security apparatus in egypt is both confident, comfortable and of complicit in the sort of chaos and disorder that is going on in the country today. there is also a sense that this is going to go on for a long time. but there is ashoring one another, especially in the minister of interior saying, look, we the military, we've been there in the first revolution and secondly use and second revolution, and there is no other revolution. we're comfortable and here to stay. he basically gives tips and how to hide from the media and how to manipulate the hoard not to fall into the trap to be in serious coverage of what is going on in egypt. it's a casual meeting between the minister of interiors and the generals, but it continues on and if it wasn't so t

. >> grammar school classes with the stories of the saints and the martyrs. >> they were martyred. and for example i watched the way king abdullah's responding in jordan. i respect what he's doing fighting isis after the jordanian pilot was burned, when i saw that video. and then i think of general el sisi after the 21 coptic christians beheaded how he's responding with fierceness. and then i think of the president, james foley, he gives a statement and 30 seconds later he's on a golf course. there's something wrong with that. there's something missing here. >> i agree. when we look at the words and the actions even more than i remember that's why i was reacting when you had your montage on. the words and the actions suggest someone who doesn't have the kind of affection for this country that prior presidents had. i just don't think you sit back and watch these things without reacting. and reacting strongly. also, this whole not saying islamic terrorism extremism is going to drive away islamic countries. egypt says it. >> jordan says it. >> jordan says it. >> the uae now says it. >

reporter: pope francis, for the second straight day, said the coptic christians killed sunday were martyrs. >> translator: pray for our brother cops whose throats were slit for the sole reason of being christian. >> reporter: the white house put out a written statement on sunday from josh earnest that condemned the cowardly murder of 21 egyptian citizens with no mention of their faith. in the case of three muslim students killed at the university of north carolina last week, the white house put out a written statement by the president that specifically said nobody, quote, should ever be targeted because of how they worship. even though it is unclear what led to their deaths. today, attorney general eric holder took a swipe at fox news when asked at a forum about why administration will not call out islamic extremism. >> we spend more time, more time, talking about what do you call it as opposed to what do you do about it, you know? really you know? if fox didn't talk about this they would have nothing else to talk about. >> reporter: while the vice president used the summit to note there i