demanded it after it had killed moaz al-kasasbeh. >> reporter: the ordeal ended badly. the government hopes more people report the fight against the islamic state. that's because it doesn't appear jordan plans to reduce its role in the coalition, following a confrontation with i.s.i.l. the leader of the armed group has declared the city of damascus - after government air strikes in the area a statement added that all members of diplomatic missions schools and other civilians reframe from government posts. it was put into effect from earlier this morning. in other world new, 21 are dead because of a plane crash in taiwan. after taking off, it hit the side of a bridge and dives into a river. >> if that's the reaction of some ground imagine being inside the plane. seconds later it's under water. passengers are pulled out. a baby was one of several children in board. >> right now we are asking the military to set up a makeshift bridge. we are asking because we think a lot of the trapped people are ahead of the plane. >> the river may be shallow, but getting access is diffic

where moaz al-kasasbeh hails from. people believe that they are trying to stir up unrest. in the tribal gathering center relatives and fellow tribesman were devastated at the news. they've been meeting for days and hours. waiting to hear any news about the fate of the pilot. >> of course we will respond marchingly. jordan will retaliate. we will not remain silent. >> some questioning jordan's role in the international coalition against i.s.i.l. have answers. >> i absolutely support jordan's role in the coalition against i.s.i.l. i didn't encourage it before. now i.s.i.l. is a problem, and it's imperative for jordan to stay in the coalition to prove that blood was not shed in vain. >> contrary to the usual beheadings of hostages this is the first jordanian. this enraged people. jordanians are angered because he was murder and they feel manipulated by i.s.i.l. the group demanded the release of would-be bomber sajida al-rishawi, and jordan was willing to negotiate an exchange deal. i.s.i.l. demanded her release after it h

they said if that did not happen they would go ahead and kill moaz al kasasbeh. and of course the jordanian government said during the course of these negotiations they asked for proof of life. they did not get. we also heard them again at the end of last week also doing that publicly calling for that proof of life. so the jordanian government does seem to have known more than it was saying publicly something we'll wait and hear from them in the coming hours. >> it is brutal brutal video indeed. and it lasts for some 22 minutes as we said. we're not going to be showing it to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. jomana we'll get back to you. i want to bring in our chief flalg correspondent, christiane amanpour, she's in london. paul cruickshank, bob baer and jim sciutto. jim, let me start with you. you're working your sources here in washington. i have been told for days if in fact there is video showing this jordanian pilot murdered jordan will respond very aggressively against isis. i don't know what they're going to do. but the anger is v

in about an hour in memory of moaz al-kasasbeh.he most radical -- in jordan has condemned the video -- lots of them are taking place. this seems to be some kind of sacred union. >> there have been protests in jordan in the past against the coalition that jordan is part of. has the latest news changed anything there? >> things are changed. just before it was announced people were demonstrating against the coalition asking the government about the fight against isis. the video was released last night and there is no such discussion. they were demonstrations in downtown amman. they were ready to join the ranks and go and fight the islamic state organization to avenge the pilot. strong support to the decaying -- to the king. a shortened visit in washington. he was welcomed by crowds at the airport. [indiscernible] right now the king -- [indiscernible] this support is being mirrored by the united states, which just signed an agreement with jordan, increasing their financial aid to the country. it might lead people back to complaining ab

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 the images they shore of him being burnt alive. that's confirmed. we saw the executions. usually they happen in the morning. kooubualy and sajida al-rishawi were moved from another detention city to this prison which was the only facility in jordan where the executions are carried out, where there is a facility to carry out the executions. now, there's a long bureaucratic process to carry out the execution of a prisoner on death row.

the news that moaz al kasasbeh has been executed in a very violent way.he pictures being circulated on internet websites. obviously the comments from the president of the united states being critical. he made these comments. let's listen. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> i just got word of the video that had been released. i don't know the details of the confirmations. but should in fact this video be authentic, it's just one more indication of the viciousness and barbarity of this organization. and it, i think, will redouble the vigilance and determination on the part of a global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated. it also indicates the degree to which whatever ideology they're operating off of, it's bankrupt. we're here to talk about how to make people healthier and make their lives better. and this organization appears only interested in death and destruction. thank you very much, everybody. >> the president just moments ago in the white house making those comments. but clearly not planning to have to answer to the press

it was in retaliation forward the killing of the pilot moaz al-kasasbeh. on tuesday a video was released by i.s.i.l. apparently showing the jordanian pilot burnt alive >>> 13 are dead and around 29 people are missing after a plane crash in taiwan. the aircraft went down after it appears to have clipped a bridge near tapei. rescue crews are at the scene pulling people from the wreckage. >> an arrest warrant from an argentinean president has been found in the rubbish of a prosecutor found dead. he alleged cristina fernandez de kirchner's involvement in the cover up of iran's involvement of a bombing in a jewish center. >> the prosecutor elect announced a government by lawmakers looked set to confirm. i spoke to the vt of enerd ark h party and why they decided to join the government. >> we elected to be part of the government not part of the opposition. meaning part. we should live up to the expectations of the people and take part to dismiss much that has happened over the past few years. we are glad to see the polarization come to an end >>> the al jazeera

demanded release after it killed moaz al-kasasbeh. >> reporter: the moaz al-kasasbeh ordealed government helps that more would support. it doesn't appear that jordan plans to reduce the role it plays following this confrontation with i.s.i.l. >>> let's get the latest from amman. we see the shots of people angry on the streets of different cities in jordan. how representative of the population as a whole is it? >> well honestly this happened before we saw the video and heard about the murder. there was the fear that jordanians would go out in the streets and block roads, specially those that come from a viable background. and people thought these would be the images. this is not the case. we heard about riots that happened for half an hour but they died downturning into protests. what this did for the people was unite them. people said that they realised that it has been made clear that i.s.i.l. is jordan's war, and those with question marks, whether jordan should beat this coalition, and it has been a member since september. they now say they are convinced it is the right thing to do. pe

it released a video that reportedly shows moaz al-kassasbeh being burned alive. security forces now tell al jazeera that rishawi could be executed within hours. >> reporter: grief and anger in jordan after reportedly showing the killing of moaz al-kassasbeh. state television confirmed the dead and said that kassasbeh was killed. king abdullah cut short his visit to the u.s. where he was meeting with secretary of state john kerry. >> 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 w

it shows moaz al-kasasbeh being supposedly burnt alive. jordan warned the response would be as grave as the anger as the jordanian people and the king cut short his visit to washington d.c. >> translation: with sadness and sorrow we received the news about the martyrdom of our hero moaz al-kasasbeh at the hands of the terrorist. that criminal and deviant gang not related to the nobodial faith in any way, our heroic pilot died while defending his faith, homeland and nation. riots broke out in the southern province where he hails from. people feel i.s.i.l. is trying to stir up violence and unrest. in the tribal gathering center. relatives and tribesman were devastated at the news. they have been meeting for days and hours on end. desperately waiting to hear news about the fate of the pilot. >> of course we will respond harshly. jordan will retaliate. we will not be silent. >> and some questioning jordan's role in the international coalition against i.s.i.l. have answers. >> i support jord have been's role. i didn't encourage it. now i.s.i.l.

the moaz al-kasasbeh ordeal ended badly. the government hops more will support the fight against the islamic state. it's because it doesn't appear jordan plans to reduce its role in the coalition following a major consultation with i.s.i.l. >>> >> translation: i demand it be greater than executing the president. i demand that i.s.i.l. be anhilated. violating all the international laws codes of ethics and conventions. that is why i demand the government swiftly take revenge for the blood and dignity of our country. >> how widespread is the anger in jordan that question i put in nisreen al-shamayleh in amman. >> before this happened before we saw the video of the murder of moaz al-kasasbeh. there was a fear that people would go out in the streets and have riots and block roads. it comes from a tribal background. people expected that these would be the images coming out. however, we heard about some riots in the area. they denied them and turned them into sit-ins against i.s.i.l. what this has done to the jordanian people surpr

in september moaz al-kasasbeh's plane suffered a mechanical failure and he was captured. jordan was involved in negotiation for the pilot's release for months. king abdullah was angered by the gruesome killing of moaz al-kasasbeh: jordan's military is part of a larger coalition. according to the military its fighter jets participated in under a fifth of the coalition's bombing runs and make up 17% of air power. u.s. central command has been intelligence gathering. >> a week after the news of the pilot's execution. the coalition faced a setback. 26-year-old kayla mueller is dead. she was an aide worker from arizona, held hostage since the summer of 2013. president obama said tuesday: >> kayla mueller touched the heart of the world. the world grieved with us. the world mourns with us. the world wants to be more like kayla. and if that is her legacy and the footprint she leaves on the world. that is a wonderful thing. >> the emotion is visible in the u.s. where mourners gathered in support of the kayla mueller's family and in jordan whose residents take to the streets. is th

the blood of moaz is the blood of the nation and the country should avenge the blood of moaz.he criminals should be spared. i demand that the vengeance should be more severe than just executing prisoners. i demand that islamic state should be wiped out. this is a murderous and despicable group that is condemned by the whole world. >> i spoke to our security correspondent frank gardner and he said it's not surprising the jordanian government acted to swiftly in response to the murder of one of its pilots. >> the government and monarchy were in a difficult place because they have been played by fools, here jordan thought they were negotiating. they didn't realize their pilot had been dead for weeks when they were negotiating in good faith. they looked weak. they felt they had to do something. and executing these people who were already on death row, the judgment had already been passed on them some time ago but they were just -- you know, they were serving out their sentences in jail. i don't think that will bother isis one bit. they will call them martyrs. anyway the woman, saj

reportedly released a killing of moaz al-kasasbeh. the 26-year-old's father was attending a tribal meeting in jordan's capital amman. state television confirmed the death saying he was killed a month ago. king abdullah called short a visit to the u.s. where he met secretary of state john kerry on tuesday. >> we have received with sorrow and anger the news of the killing of the hero the martyr. at the hands of the organization. >> meanwhile president obama was one of the first world leaders to react. >> it's one more indication of the viciousness and. barbarity of this organization. i think it will redouble the children lanes and determination on the -- vigilance and determination on the part of the coalition to make sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated. >> reporter: many on the streets of amman are in shock. >> we are so sad for him, and honestly i consider him a hero martyr. we are proud that he was defending the country. regarding the sadness, we are sad for his family and we are also his family. >> it's not civilized

that's why i strongly we manned the government to swiftly take revenge for the blood of moaz and the dignity of our country. >> there were riots in the pilot's hometown. they feel that isil is trying to stir you will violence and unrest in the country. kassasbeh's family and tribal members say they're devastated at the news. but for those who question jordan's role in the coalition against isil now seem to have answers. >> i absolutely support jordan's role before i didn't encourage it. now isil has become a problem and it's imperative for jordan to stay in the coalition in order to prove that moaz's blood was not shed in vain. >> people are outraged at the way the pilot was killed. jordanians are angry not only because kassasbeh was murdered, but also because they feel manipulated by isil. the group demanded a release of a al rishawi but they demanded her release after they had already killed kassasbeh. >> reporter: nisreen el-shamayleh al jazeera, amman. >> we're live in the jordanian capitol. a very strong words from king abdullah. what changes are we going to see in the jordan re

now i'm very sad about my brother moaz in this situation but i believe god will bless moaz. i hope that. >> once again no mercy was shown by isil. another life lost, and in jordan now there will be more division, more protests over the country's role in the american-led coalition against isil. andrew simmons al jazeera. >> king abdullah of jordan was in the united states when he got the news. let's go to washington, d.c. so we know that the king is cutting short his visit to the u.s. has he already left washington? >> we don't believe he has left yet. he was on capitol hill in the last couple of hours meeting with members of the senate foreign relations committee as well as with other top u.s. senators so we don't believe he has actually left the city left. there are rumors about whether or not he was going to meet with pratt barack president barack obama. those rumors have not been confirmed in the white house. it's a situation where the people of jordan might want their ruler to be back with them as quickly as possible. we do know that he did issue a brief video address to

the rein jordan to the death of the murdered pilot moaz al kassasbeh. the king of jordan vowed to step up the ejective against isil. and retaliateed by executeing two iraqi prisoners who had links to al-qaeda. that's the end of this particular news hour but do stay with us and we'll have more of the day's news in a couple of minutes. thanks for watching. bye bye. >> an america tonight investigation >> somebody could come in and take our home away from us >> it was a law that helped condo developments stay afloat >> we would have to sell and have to leave our unit >> now, this law is being used to take peoples homes >> there's nobody helping us... >> honest people, losing hope... >> i didn't fight vietnam so that someone could take my property away from me >> hard sell an america tonight investigation only on al jazeera america some of america's best-kept secrets are out. by now, most of the world has heard the name edward snowden. the former national security agency contractor who released thousands of classified documents about government surveillance

will not show those pictures. >> with sad sadness grief and anger we receive the news of our hero moaz al-kassasbeh. the critical deviant gang not related to our noble faith in any way. he was defending his homeland and nation. >> reporter: the pilot's father, who was too shake ton comment after finding out that his son was killed came out with these strong statements hours later. >> i demand the revenge be greater than executing prisoners. i demand that isil be annihilated. this murderous organization made up of militants from all over the world they're acting in barbaric manners. that's why i strongly demand that the government swiftly take revenge for the blood of moaz and the dignity of our country. >> there were riots in the pilot's home country, they say that they feel that isil is trying to stir up violence in the country. for some who were questioning jordan's role in the international coalition against isil now seem to have answers. >> i absolutely support jordan's role in the coalition against isil. before i didn't encourage it. now isil has become our problem and it's impera

people in jordan are in shock over a video that appears to show the killing of an air force pilot moaz kasasbeh. >>> the fight to drive islamic state militants out of syria and iraq. >>> investigators in taiwan are trying to find out what caused a passenger plane to crash into a taipei river. authorities say the transasia aircraft went down with 58 passengers and crew members aboard. they say at least 12 people have been killed. images taken by a dashboard camera show the aircraft losing altitude with its left wing pointing down it hits a taxi clips an overpass, and plunges into the river. the twin engine turboprop crashed shortly after takeoff on wednesday morning. police and firefighters are leading the effort to find survivors. taipei authorities say 15 people have been taken to the hospital. about 30 are still missing. the plane took off from taipei's shonshan airport heading for kinmen island off the coast of mainland china. last july a transasia aircraft crashed and burst into flames near the airport in the taiwan straits. 48 people were killed. experts blamed that crash on bad w

. >> reporter: the father of the jordanian pilot lieutenant moaz al-kassabeh overcome by grief after learning the news his son was dead, burned alive by isis terrorists. the jordanian government was quick to confirm what it called an assassination which would not go unanswered. >> whoever doubted the unity of jordan will be proved wrong. whoever doubts jordan's stern and lethal response will be proved wrong. >> reporter: mr. obama condemned isis and yet another savage act. >> we'll redouble the vigilance and determination on the part of a global coalition to make

the king said that the the martyr of moaz al kassasbeh will not nobody vain and the response ever jordan and it's army after what happened to our hero. >> reporter: jordan warned of an earth-shaking response to the murder of pilot moaz al assasbeh. isil had demanded the release of al rishawi. another iraqi prisoner was also executeed. sentenced to death by hanging for murdering a jordanian truck driver in iraq. pilot al kas as assas kassasbeh died while defending his faith homeland and nation. >> reporter: the pilot's father who was too shaken to speak after finding out his son had been killed came out with these strong statements hours later. >> i demand that avenge be more than executing prisoners. they're acting in barbaric manners, eye aggravating international laws, code of ethic and code of prisoners. i demand that the government take revenge of the blood of moaz and the dignity of our country. >> c of kassasbeh's family and tribal community feel-- >> people here are outraged at the way the pilot was killed. jordanians are angry not only because k assasbeh was murdered but because

many want vengeance because of the way moaz al-kasasbeh was murdered. >> we should be united with one body i call on jordanians to be one mind heart and soul. our hearts will not mess in the the response is harsh. >> high ranking former and government officials as well as army and royal air force officers came to support the morning tribe. people say i.s.i.l. made a cop certed effort to -- concerted effort to join jordanians against each other. this has appeared to have the opposite effect. many say the resolve was strengthened by the murder. those that didn't believe i.s.i.l. was a threat say the war against the armed group is theirs >>> al qaeda in the arabian peninsula says a top cleric was killed in a u.s. drone strike happening january 31st. he was the group's spiritual leader appearing in a video praising the attack op "charlie hebdo". he was seen in online religious lectures. three other fighters were killed. >> senate republicans say they'll introduce a bill to stop president obama from closing the prison at guantanamo bay. the senate armed services committee held a hearing on

as roslind was mentioning, the campaign was began with a rally on friday. >> the murder of pilot moaz al kassasbeh has called for revenge. those who were against joining the u.s. in raids against isil last september is now for it. >> isil has confronted us face to face in our borders. you do not represent islam. >> for kassasbeh's murder shows that jordan has always been isil's target. >> jordan is the next target after syria. if they occupy all of syria jordan is next. we have to strike this criminal group in its hideout. >> it's people fear being dragged into conflict. >> i swear we are not afraid. we're proud and we stand behind the king, and we'll offer our men and women to fight terrorism. >> the queen surprised the crowds when she showed up at the rally. people have come from all over the country to honor the pilot. >> this by all means is a rally in support of the government and it's decision to at the point up it's role in a fight against isil. the manner of kassasbeh's murder has profounding shocked jordanians. on thursday the army announced it's fighter jets had hit isil hei

moaz al-kasasbeh was captured during a u.s. led bombing run on isis target in syria. president obama says coalition forces are determine to defeat isis. >> we will redouble the vigilance and determination on the part of the global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and defeated. >> one of the prisoners jordan executed was sajida al-rishawi, she had been sentenced to death the for her 2005 role in a triple hotel bombing, that killed 60 people. >>> your time is 5:16. nationwide out break grows a alonong with the debate over who should get vaccinated. >>> a robber with an unusual weapon strikes at a center citibank. see what he used to scare the teller as police searched for the the suspect. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. perio

the jordanian pilot moaz al-kasasbeh burned alive in a cage. his nation vows revenge. >> and stabbing soldiers who were guarding a jewish community center. he could be family of the terrorists from the paris attacks. >> is isis turning the internet into a digital battleground for the hearts and minds of american kids? the fbi's head of counter terrorism tells us how the terrorists target teens. >>> good afternoon, yen, we're going to begin with breaking news. hours ago, isis released a very difficult to watch showing the murder of a jordanian fighter pilot. the jordanian government says the video is real. it is slickly produced. it has different scenes animations terrorists in ski masks. somehow it's ending the snuff film if you can believe it it's even more brutal and barbaric than the group's previous tapes. cnn has made the decision not to show any of the images. it shows moaz al-kasasbeh in a cage sparks a trail of fluid and kasasbeh is burst into flames. jordan's king just addressed his people and said his country will not be intimidated b

at the beginning of this, jordanian pilot moaz al-kasasbeh burnt alive, and footage of 21 coptic christianseaded in libya - the first material filmed outside i.s.i.l.'s territories in syria and iraq. each propaganda video placing more into the fray. for the past three weeks nigeria joined in. the output - it was a narive of a war and revenge. this material made by those who know, beyond, it is an organization hard to ignore. there's an intensifying battle and propaganda that has defined the latest wore in the middle east. the starting point this week is egypt. >> are we now seeing holy war against a religious component. >> every video that we are getting from the islamic state is more intense, more dramatic. it is overpowering. >> journalists and reporters want to demonstrate the horrific nature. this is something that comes out of hollywood almost. the media recognises the drama in this. and its news. it has to be covered. >> in a campaign being conducted by the so-called islamic state. the online videos are powerful currency. they demand attention, telling a story of revenge. invoking rea

it follows the islamist killing of captured pilot moaz al kaseasbeh, whom they burnt alive. it appeared to have began before dawn with hanging of two al qaeda-linked prisoners, including the failed suicide bomber i.s. tried to swap for the prisoner. >> reporter: a day after the video showing captured pilot moaz al kaseasbeh being burnt alive in a cage, jordan is seething with anger and shock. if anybody here had any sympathy for the islamic militants, their voices have been stilled for the moment. demonstrators in amman wants the government to take drastic revenge. which they promised to do. sajida al rishawi was the first to pay the price, on death row for ten years for her attempt to suicide bomb luxury hotels. she and another convicted al qaeda member were executed at dawn, their bodies taken away by convoy after they were hanged. but that clearly not enough to satisfy public opinion or the grieving family. the murdered pilot came from a big tribe in the south of the country. his father receiving condolences, wants much more. >> translator: i demand the revenge should be

what is your overall assessment of jordan's military response to the killing of moaz al-kasasbeh. is this a military strategy or a short-term rehabilitation to satisfy public opinion? >> no it's - it's got the velocity and destruction. it's been studied well it's not an emotional retaliation or something like that. it's studied well and they attack the i.s.i.l. target and they made in-flight damage on them. the whole campaign i comment is too slow. very constrained sort of thing. we need to open up increase like 600 800. can play a significant, like 80% destroying daesh. 20% for ground troops. because i.s.i.l. is really - is covering a big area in syria and iraq. you need really the power to handle the response of air power there, the quickest reaction to it. >> you highlight the fact that air power is critical. many people are asking the question - can jordan really sustain a protracted air campaign against i.s.i.l. in iraq and syria, does it have the assets the money to do this over the long haul? >> well absolutely not. jordan needs the lodgistic support, she need the spare par

. >> here they had hope to see their pilot moaz al-kasasbeh alive again. they wanted evidence he was alive. the response was to kill kenji goto jogo. this was the suicide bomber at the center of the deal. sajida al-rishawi was offered up by jordan. jordanian journalist interviewed her through her lawyer and said she was in self imposed confinement confinement described as an illiterate woman. >> translation: if she was important, they would have asked for her before now. why would they ask for her release. >> what the death of kenji goto jogo means to the process is unclear. wayne simmonds. >> the jordanian government issued a statement condemning the killing saying that jordan made all efforts to save his life. we have been continuously communicating with the japanese and are making efforts to find evidence that the jordanian pilot is safe and ensure his release to jordan. >> hillary is a former diplomat and said the killing showed i.s.i.l. is trying to punish members of the international community. >> they are instrumental in the taking and killing of ho

. >> translator: moaz was not only by son, he was a son of all jordanians. we're all grieving from the bottom of our hearts. i want the government to come down heavy on the militants and defeat them. >> king abdullah cut short his trip to the u.s. and flew home. crowds of people gathered near the airport to greet him. they expressed support for the government's determination to fight the militants. >> we want country, we want family. the world should be united against terrorism. >> translator: this is our war against islamic state militants. >> jordanian authorities executed two al qaeda prisoners after the video was released but one resident said that is not enough. >>> mourners in tokyo have come together to remember the pilot. japanese and jordanians stood side by side and offered their condolences. >> i'm here at the jordanian embassy. people are gathering to pray for the martyred pilot. people in jordan held a similar memorial just days ago. they gathered outside japan's embassy to pay their respectsto kenji goto. people in japan wanted to show their so

march in solidarity with the family of pilot moaz al kasasbeh killed by jihadists.ng abdullah of jordan has vowed to crush islamic state and send war planes to carry out dozens of air strikes on islamic state targets in syria. this being some of the pictures coming out of amman today. we're going to be speaking to our correspondent jim muir later in the program, who is at thele rally and we'll hear more details about the government's actions. >>> investigators in taiwan say both engines lost power on the transasia airways plane that crashed this week. they're reporting initial findings from the plane's black boxes. there are at least 35 people killed when the plane came down in a river in taipei. several others are still missing. officials say the investigation is still very much in its early stages. however, they have confirmed that one engine lost power seconds after takeoff and that set off an alarm and shortly afterwards the other engine was then shut down manually. it's not yet clear exactly why. the director of the aviation safety council says that so far noth

moaz al-kasasbeh was capture in december after a bombing run on isis target inside syria. president obama says coalition forces will not give up the fight. >> i think, we will redouble the vigilance and the determination on the part of a global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated. >> jordan's king met with the president at the the white house but he cut his trip short. >>> an update on our breaking news we have been covering this morning. one person is dead at a norristown apartment building. fire broke out at 1:00 this morning and forced dozens on have people out of their homes. they have been bus todd a red cross shelter. >>> we have more breaking news this morning the at least 15 people are dead when a jet liner crashes in taipei, taiwan. authorities say that death toll could rise. >>> driver of the suv and six people on board a commuter train were killed in the collision yesterday north of new york city. national transportation safety board investigators are on the scene, in new york right now, it is the the worst crash the in the hist

#we are all moaz. jordan's queen rania joined the campaign tweeting the phrase in arabic. now it's trending heavily across the east. what's next for jordan? >> reporter: that's right. there are protests overnight, but this morning we saw shows of solidarity. people showing up at the airport waiting for king abdullah's arrival to show their support for jordan being involved in the fight against isis. we were also at a prayer earlier today where they decried isis as mercenaries, killers, murderers. the jordanian pilot moaz al kaseasbeh as a hero. it's such a brutal killing, as you point out. the way that it was done so highly choreographed, so horrific has really struck home not only with jordanians here but across the arab world. the key question is does this mean a turning point? here in jordan what we are seeing is calls for the jordanian military to step up their strikes to the words of some people here annihilate isis. will that be the same across all arab members of the coalition and other arab nations? we don't know yet. that's what we're waiting to see over the next

all the family can do is sit and wait for word on the fate of 26-year-old moaz held captive by isis for more than a month. the wait is taking its toll. >> it's too hard. it's too hard to wait, circumstances make us too nervous to -- we can't sleep. we can't eat. we can't do anything. our work is stuck, our life is stuck. >> reporter: in aman life is normal but since isis threatened to execute the jordanian pilot, it's been a mood of uncertainty. >> the rumors. we've heard so much of rumors on tv, facebook, twitter. in fact, our government has told us to not listen to any rumors. we just wait a statement of the guard. this is the unity of jordan. trust our government. trust our king. >> reporter: and, victor, after that news came out after the apparent execution of kenji goto, we did speak to the family of the pilot. they said they were saddened, devastated by this news and they're really terrified about what this might mean for their own son. >> still waiting for proof of life. jamana in aman, jordan, thank you. >>> let's talk to cnn global affairs analyst lieutenant colonel james reese

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moaz? >> look on a personal level for myself and all my colleagues this is always a shaking experience in 150 years of existence of the icrc we never got used to people being abused tortured killed and this is as shaking as many other events are. on the professional level, it's exactly an expression on what we see in today's battlefields. an extremely radicalized siation, violence getting increasingly -- violence getting increasingly radical. and this is an environment in which access and security for humanitarians, protection of civilians, which is at the core of our mandate, is increasingly difficult to deliver. we have difficulties accessing those parts in the world. we are not present at the present moment in areas controlled by islamic state group. but we have from time to time the possibility to negotiate humanitarian accesses. so it's a completely different international environment, and difficult conflict environment in which we are moving today. >> why are more journalists getting

released a video of the teeth of moaz al-kasasbeh al-kasasbeh, his father demands revenge >>> a plane crashes into a river in taiwan killing

but today thousands spilled out of the mosques, rallying to condemn the brutal execution of pilot moaz al-kaseasbeh by the group. jordan's queen rania said the country was united in grief and pride. they've come to mourn their murdered pilot and show support for their military and their king, but they've also come to express their anger aimed directly at isis. it's the first time an arab country has denounced isis so publicly. jordan's king abdullah has tapped into that anger, donning combat fatigues and appearing alongside the military on prime time tv. national radio director duad kuttab said public attitudes towards isis have changed this week. >> people do want to see revenge and they want to see punishment and they want to see this group that is there to violate human and islamic and natural law be punished. >> reporter: jordan says its forces will not stop until they've eradicated isis, scott and they've expanded their air campaign to include iraq, as well as syria, launching air strikes near mosul today. >> pelley: mosul, a city of several million in the hands of isis. charlie d

ramped up its bombings on islamic state in syria after the group announced it killed jordanian pilot moaz kasasbeh by burning him to death. now the militants say an american hostage died in one of those bombings. they say they were holding aid worker kayla jean mueller in this building. officials in jordan called the claim propaganda and those in the u.s. say they have no evidence the 26-year-old is dead. the militants kidnapped her in august 2013 in syria. family and friends in her hometown are struggling to stay hopeful. >> the strain of not knowing where their daughter is at and whether or not she's alive or not, is something that is starting to wear on them. >> reporter: it's yet another reason why government leaders say the fight against islamic state must go on. >> it is affecting the region. it is affecting the whole world at the moment. >> reporter: but many agree dealing with that threat requires more than just air strikes and support for iraqi and kurdish forces. >> the key question is who finances the conflict and who benefits from it. >> reporter: government officials have fou

. >> the loss of people like moaz kenji and kayla deepens our resolve to eradicate the violent group that cuts their lives short. >> western nations in russia have been sharply divided over the syrian crisis but they have cooperated over responses to islamic state militants. japanese leaders say they have no information on any of the country's citizens who might be in areas controlled by islamic state militants. cabinet ministers replied to an inquiry from an opposition lawmaker a japanese muslim woman has been out of contact since leaving for turkey in november. turkey neighbors syria, where the militants are active. the ministers say that officials met her twice in october to discourage her from entering syria. they also say the government tried to persuade the freelance journalist kenji goto not to go to syria three times in september and october. the militants claim they killed goto and another japanese citizen haruna nuclear wow. the ministers also said they do not know of any terrorist organization in japan with links to the militant group. >>> leaders in europe and the u.s. ar

. >> king abdullah has attended the funeral of lieutenant moaz kasasbeh. the service for the air force pilot took place in his hometown in central jordan. the king met kasasbeh's relatives for the first time since the murder. the monarch expressed his condolences and said the pilot's name will be proudly inscribed to the hearts of all jordanians. >>> officials with the u.s. defense department are trying to improve their ability to rescue pilots shot down during air strikes. they've redeployed search and rescue units to northern iraq. u.s. media report that such units were previously deployed in situate. the move is seen in part as an effort to build confidence among countries participating in the u.s.-led strikes. officials in the united arab emirates reportedly suspended their involvement out of concerns for the safety of their pilots. they reportedly wanted u.s. forces to improve their search and rescue capabilities in iraq before resuming air strikes. >>> two key european leaders are pushing a new peace plan for ukraine. german chancellor angela merkel

the the the terror group release aid video that purportedly shows murder of moaz al-kasasbeh jordan has made a swift response executing two terrorist prisoners including sajida al-rishawi, president obama, reacted to the death of the pilot the this way. >> it is just within more indication of the the viciousness and barbarics have of this organization. it also justin dates the degree to which whatever idea they are operating off of, it is bankrupt. >> obama and king abdullah met earl are tonight at the white house. both reese affirmed the vial murder have the brave jordanan who served to steel the international community's resolve to destroy the islamic state. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, what is really on store shelves? >>> an investigation into bogus supplements. we will show you evidence that is causing new legal troubles for lance armstrong and questions about his integrity. >>> plus modern technology meets anxious forces a breathtaking view as a drone flies near the liquid hot mag in a of an erupting volcano. >>> despite bright sunshine our high hit 30 degrees. 11 de

the consequence, of course, horrifying and barbaric execution of that jordanian pilot, moaz al-kasabeh killed at the beginning of the week. and a lot of people looked at this news, why on earth did they do this? gwen: does this change the u.s. policy about hostage taking, they won't deal with it, or does it change jordan's role in the regional conflict against isis? >> it doesn't change either of those policies and, ok, in a sense that's kind of a bittersweet victory out of this. isis was clearly trying to change jordanian policy. the whole point of what they're doing, and i would not recommend anyone watch the videotape. but if you watch the whole videotape after the execution, they issue a call to their supporters to kill other jordanian pilots and actually post purportedly the pictures, names and home addresses of jordanian pilots. so this was supposed to do two things. it was supposed to shake jordanians' faith in the war in their regime. it was supposed to shake faith particularly in the air force and jshedian armed forces. that didn't happen. jordanians reacted in a sense normall

this week his fate became intertwine with another isis prisoner, jordanian pilot moaz al-kasabeh, captured last month after his jet crashed during a bombing raid over syria. isis had offered to release goto in exchange for a would-be iraqi suicide bomber held in a jordanian prison, sajida al- rishawi. jordanian officials were ready to agree to swap prisoners, but they wanted their pilot freed, too, and demanded proof that he was still alive before any deal could be struck. that isis deadline to meet their demands ran out on thursday night. journalist kenji goto had been reporting on the war in syria when he vanished last year. he returned to the country to rescue haruna yukawa, a friend who had described himself as a private security contractor before his disappearance last august. both men turned up in an isis video more than a week ago with militants demanding $100 million each for their release. yukawa is thought to have been executed after that deadline ran out. if the video is authentic, it's unclear when goto met that fate, too. the 47-year-old journalist is the father of two young d

. >>> reporter: a video apparently showing jordanian pilot moaz al-kassasbeh being burned alive has sparked a new offensive against isis. cbs news has learned the pentagon will deploy search-and- rescue helicopters in northern iraq to reach downed pilots faster. alka says ba ended up in enemy hands after his fighter plane crashed in syria in december. >> the fact is we were not in a position to locate the pilot before he was picked up by isil forces. >> reporter: the u.s. along with jordan and other coalition forces have kept up air strikes against the terror group in iraq and syria conducting more than a dozen in recent days. >> this is a moment where the brutality of what isis has demonstrated is really not winning them many followers in the moderate sunni arab states and galvanized jordan to fight against them. >> reporter: as jordan considers sending in ground troops to fight isis, members of congress are calling on the white house to boost military aid to the country. republicans and democrats want the obama administration to move quickly to provide aircraft parts, night vision equipme