murase mrs. jordan and ms. wynns and mr. walton and sonata and mr. chang and please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> thank you superintendent i believe you have an announcement? >> thank you, president fewer this is announcement this is the announcement that the superintendent of schools makes following a swearing in it is announced that the following pledge before any business of the agenda of the january 13, 2015 meeting the president and board called this announcement i'd like to announce that hydra mendosa-mcdonnell and dr. murase and mr. smallest were sworn into office to 4 year terms by mayor ed lee supervisor for gail and senator isadore the third respectfully the swear in took place tuesday, january 6th at the time tenderloin school and on behalf of the 57 students and the 8 thousand employees congratulations to all you commissioners welcome to the commissioners especially commissioner shamann walton and welcome back dr. murase how about a round of applause. >> thank you superintendent as be spifkd we'll readapt our rules at the first

and she said, "are you also mrs. jordan?" and i said, "yes." and she said, "i'm the other mrs. jordan." >> reporter: that's when the other mrs. jordan delivered the knockout punch. >> she said, "have you been told i'm an agent?" and i said, "yes." and she said, "i've been told you're an agent." >> reporter: if both women had been told the other was a fake wife, then in reality both of them were likely his real wives. mary confirmed the sickening truth, both were married to william allen jordan and both had children by him. their husband was no special agent, just a fraud and a bigamist. >> it was devastating. it was crushing. it was like the whole of my -- it was like coming out of the matrix. >> reporter: now it was mischele lewis' turn back in new jersey to absorb the massive import of what mary was telling her. >> everything was a lie. everything was a lie. he had been married. he had children. >> reporter: are you angry, heartbroken or somewhere in between? >> oh, everything. i was -- like putting all your feelings in a blender and hitting the highest setting. >> reporter: a

and i got the a second teacher mrs. jordan. was really the one because the first taught me how to read. and mrs. jordan said that when she heard me play something. and then she said, i want to play something for you. she played chopin with this touch and the sound that was so gorgeous. and my eyes popped open and i said, can you teach me to play like that? she said i can try. but the idea of touch has really been important to me in getting the sound on the instrument. nothing short of -- >> one hears that when he listens to you, watch you play, the touch thing is so -- >> yeah. i like that. >> you had a surgery on one of your -- >> as a matter of fact, yeah. i don't even know if that's in the book. as a matter of fact, lisa dicky, who help me write the book, she got mad at me because i forgot to tell her -- >> you forgot to tell her yeah. i just happened to notice that. >> one of three things i needed to tell her. i had a tumor on this little finger at one time. and it just got worse and worse. and i had a concert coming up but

mr. jordan was flawed. >> this is the most wanted man in davos, bar none. jack ma, big deal truly historic. if you ask any financial journalist tom of they want to talk to thomas jordan. >> jack ma hasn't arrived yet, nor has president hollande. >> jon sees the world through a macro filter. maybe mr. jordan is the one that you want. >> you can have a fantastic business if you depend on a central bank. if they take it away from you, they are kicking the legs from underneath you. >> it is too late. it is done. you want to speak to the people who give you a sense of what is going forward. >> we shouldn't forget last week. there was a truly historic move in a major currency, one we have never seen in a single day since world war ii. truly historic. we have to ask what this means for tomorrow the ecb, mario draghi. how much weight can we put on that? you have seen a major central-bank capitulate. >> what would be the question you would ask him? you have one question, you meet him in the corridor you got your google glasses on. >> two -- >> just one. >> one would

murase and mrs. jordan and minnesota and please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, walton. >> thank you. >> now we'll have the election of the office of the board of education as a reminder to the board and public this type of election is by voice vote a second is not need and permissible to vote for he or she board members you'll be voting by name if there is more than one nomination then you'll say yeah. or nay i declare nominations for the office of the president for the board of education for the year 2015 are there 0 any nominations. >> mroefrn. >> i'd like to vote for dr. murase for the president of the board. >> okay any other nominations? and if there are no further nominations for the office of president i declare the nominations closed emily murase has been nominate as board president and roll call >> president fewer yes. >> i'd like to make a motion that we elect cross examining president by ac mansion by the vote which i think is the second to the motion. >> did someone second. >>

mr. jordan's the head of the african-american chamber of commerce and amos brown the head of the naacp andoth of them pointed out in separate intrufz interviews how gooel and feedback and twitter come here and get all those deals and money, etc., etc. and they're getting tax incentives me as an owner i don't appreciate that to grow to the that have the of a twitter a google or facebook, etc., etc. none of the companies what they're doing a think outside the box or expressive to us and saw that at moscone years ago when i was at moscone the head of real out of seattle they're a company in the for ray of all the broadband of technology before everybody knew the word broadband as we go on and the warriors stadium is about to be built i had a conversation guess what, a gentleman that worked for city hall and now with the warriors he told me to my face i'm going to stop our company and other black owned companies if doing business with the warriors yes this is an article and going to follow up i'd like to get your cards to get a meeting so when you talk about inclusion it should be from the top

mr. jordan, who died recently -- i said, what was in those bags? because it was a show of strength. and he said "nothing." that was an insult to my intelligence, what little there was left. >> you have a number of drawings of ronald reagan. what did you think of ronald reagan? >> ah, the beauty. the beauty. you can't deny his good looks but you can deny just about everything else. i mean, i still believe his hair was colored by staining rather than normal. but i oppose basically almost everything he stood for. >> i see a picture of alan greenspan. >> yes. i have very little knowledge there. whatever knowledge i picked up was out of whatever the article was. you probably read it in the new york times as well. there were several times when that would happen, where i knew i could count on certain people getting reviewed by more than one respectable issue. and it helped give me a little balance as to, you know how severely i treated certain people. >> there are a number of different pages where you have supreme court nominees, nixon's -- >> well, these administrations came loaded with t

mr. jordan would come up, please. and again, this is in the white house. it's november 12, 1914. trotter is standing there with four or five members of his delegation woodrow wilson is seated at his desk and his irke- irish-catholic secretary is taking notes. this is what happened -- >> mr. president we are here to renew our protest against african-americans in the difficult of our national government. jim crowe cannot only be found in these departments but it has spread since a year ago our meeting in which you promised to look into our complaints. we ask that you once and first of all abolish the mistreatment of african-americans in the united states government. segregation is an absurd arrangement and humiliation. people are free to use rest rooms in government buildings while blacks employed in this building are forbidden to use them. we are to be freed -- have you a new freedom for your white americans and slavery for your african-americans? god forbid! >> in my opinion as well as colleagues in my department. it's a practical solution to the -- that arises when they are mixe

mr. jordan? i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. t your picture taken. >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. that's about all i know right now. >> jordan says that his outburst is still a mystery to him. in meeting with mental health staff, jordan insisted he had not taken any drugs that day. but he appeared unsure when asked if his actions were real or not. >> it was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip of myself. do i want to act crazy, you know, to get myself out of it, you know. >> jordan says he had a brain tumor removed as a child and ever since has been subject to blackouts that bring out erratic behavior when under stress. >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. >> jail officials allowed us to show jordan video we shot of his arrival to see how much of it he recalls. >> i'm going to play this for you, okay? and this is

mr. melberger ms. paskin-jordan mr. stansbury a quorum is present. >> (calling names) for any item not on the agenda matthew hawthorne following by david williams. >> hi that was a marsha hawthorne i believe and my icing apologizes. >> i attended the january 7th special at the board of supervisors to review the reappointment of ms. paskin-jordan i was surprised but pleased to hear he her tell the board she'll be a leader on fossil fuel for this pension plan we can't afford to wait for action the retirement board activated level one proxy voting 11 months ago that clearly has had no effect on the 2 hundred copies from the investment procedure in the meantime we're in the middle of a massive grauth drought we're witnessing the fall of oil prices on the effect of global warming because the of unburdenable assets the effect is much larger the short window of fund we have to protect the fossil fund is rapidly closings and this board is doing absolutely absolutely importing and exporting nothing it is long past the time for e

mr. jordan at the swiss national bank writes his memoirs, he will tell people that he did not anticipate the market reaction to what he did. >> was it a mistake? >> it is too soon to tell whether it was a mistake or a good idea. clearly, keeping the franc pegged to the euro was an unsustainable proposition. if you did not know that and you were just -- if you were dead wrong about it, it would be the wrong thing to do. >> it is a lesson the central bankers will learn. people are trying to figure out what the ecb is going to do later this week. trying to communicate to the market has been tricky at the best of times. we are in an increasingly difficult world. tensions are rising. how difficult is it going to be to get policy and policy communication right in 2015? >> i like your use of the word tricky. for janet yellen, it is a lot easier. she has control of her committee. mario draghi has a real tricky problem. he has issues related to being able to signal the central bank's intentions. 19 central banks, all of the points of views, all of the political constraints. i think he has no choi

mr. jordan replaced hillenbrand a few years ago.on is that the swiss are now orienting itself on a general fx situation. i have absolutely no idea what that hedlund means and i don't think the swiss national bank does. they're flailing away with a collapsed three-year experiment. let's review. this idea of things are bad, swiss people are getting crushed, let's pack the currency. >> you can only hold on for so long. they were trying to prop up some of the else's currency. >> absolutely. look at that chart. swiss franc. there it is. you can see it get stronger and stronger. this is trade weighted swiss. exports are terrible. you cannot buy a watch. it spikes that. they say no. the line is he for today's announcement. -- before today's announcement. >> it looks like they are paving the way for mario draghi to announce you eat -- qe. >> i know this is a massive exogenous shock and we will see more of this. >> i think this is a massive acceptance of reality. we have this quote from thomas jordan saying that the monetary policy situation

mr. jordan of ohio, mr. roskam of illinois mr. pompeo of kansas mrs. roby of alabama and mr. brooks of indiana. -- mrs. brooks of indiana. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i would make a unanimous consent to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands ed house also debated legislation today that would change part of the dodd frank financial regulation law. the bill debated today would delay the voguele rule two years and the rule that prohibits banks from engaging in some forms of risky trading. we're expecting final passage votes on the homeland security spending bill and financial regulation bill tomorrow following live coverage of the house when they return here on c-span. >> the congressional reporter joins us to talk about the spending bill coming up in the house and also the amendments as far as immigration is concerned, the house is scheduled to debate

mr. jordan that at that very moment they were considering a change. now if a politician did that went on television and said under no circumstances am i considering an increase in taxes an the following day he raised taxes he would have to re-sign but central bankers not just in switzerland but all over the world are able to get away with that. what the implication is in the future markets will be much more cautious about believing other central bankers. janet yellen but particularly mario draghi. and for mario draghi that delivered such sensational impact this is a critical moment. next week he either has to do something and do something dramatic or he has to put up or shut up. mere words will no longer work for the ecb because we have seen from the swiss national bank that you cannot trust the words of central bankers and i think in a since christine lagarde emphasized that. she was obviously shocked at what the snb had done. it sounded to me as if the snb lied to the imf as well. >> definitely an element of surprise with that announcement but ahead

mr. jordan, mr. latta, ms. fudge mr. gibbs, mr. johnson, mr. renacci, mr. stivers mrs. beatty, mr. joyce and mr. wenstrup. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> madam clerk, the speaker-elect john a. boehner, representative from ohio state and the escort committee. ms. pelosi: my colleagues of the united states house of representatives, it is a high honor to welcome you and your families to the 114th congress t to our newest members, it is a special pleasure to give you an exceptional welcome and congratulations. welcome to our newest members. as was indicated by the vote, many of our colleagues from the state of new york are not with us because they are attending the funeral of governor mario cuomo. i extend condolences to our colleagues from the state of new york and have extended the sympathies of many in this body to governor cuomo's widow and to his family. as an italian american, i'm especially proud of his leadership and send sympathies to his family. thank you, new york delegation. none of us would be standing here without t

mr. goto. how is the government approaching its counterparts in jordan who holds a convict? as we place our top priority on human lives, we're trying to free mr. goto as soon as possible. we're working in cooperation with jordan and other countries using every channel and route available. all nations agree that these kinds of terrorist acts are unforgivable. the international community is also doing its best to identify a path that could lead to a resolution of the hostage crisis. the pledge japan made on assistance includes non-military activities such as measures for displaced people and humanitarian assistance. this means japan will continue doing what it's been doing until now. it's not the kind of thing that should be criticized. >> what role can the sdf play in matters overseas? >> it's been 20 years since the self-defense forces started peacekeeping operations overseas. it's been highly appreciated abroad. there are five principles for the sdf to conduct peacekeeping operations. it's allowed when a recipient country agrees to it and in non-combat zones. there are also

as i say, it appears that the government in jordan has made it very clear what it wants to help to get mr. goto out. let's not forget the japan-- that japan is a very important ally to jordan the biggest in economic assistance. japan is not a country the jordanian government wants to upset and has its own priorities because of those internal factors you were talking about, to get its pilot out first and mr. goto is the second priority. >> tell us more about the pressure rupert is referring to. jordan a moderate muslim country needs to stay friendly with japan with the resistance we're hearing. it's a difficult position. >> indeed it's a difficult position and jordan is a westernized country and japan is one of its biggest donors as my colleague mentioned but japan has one of the best intelligence services in the middle east. this is the second time they've been placed in a pressure. we remember when a jordanian ambassador in libya was taken hostage. they have to broker a deal with the libyan militiamen and handing them a jihadist a few months ago. this is the second time. it's not clear w

mr. jordan has taught us all. >> feels like he's been around a while.ll under 30 years old. >> under 26. he's just getting started. >> when that cover popped up we said who is that guy? tell us about palmer lucky. >> he put the lucky in lucky. he's 22 years old. he's worth, we figure $600 million self-made, which makes him -- nobody has ever made that much money that young ever. not even mark zuckerberg, not bill gates. >> what's he doing? >> virtual reality. he created this virtual reality headset. it was a prototype and last year facebook bought it for $2 billion. he had 25% of the company. stock pops. they make a bet that as a teenager he invented something that changes how we see the world. this is somebody who at a young age has done something so profound that people for decades have tried to do that facebook paid $2 billion before he even had revenue. >> when i was a teenager i broke the record at the mall arcade for asteroids. it held for a couple hours. that's what i did when i was a teenager. >> not unlike palmer lucky. you were the palmer luck

. >> translator: the government has been seeking jordan's cooperation to secure mr. goto's early release in this extremely difficult situation. we have confirmed we will continue that effort and have reported it to the prime minister. >> suga said he is communicating closely with the japanese task force in jordan. jordanian media reports say prime minister abdullah ensour has declined to comment on the message. he told journalists making a comment now would be of no use. an analyst on the middle east says jordanian leaders are facing a tough decision over the fate of their pilot. hiroyuki haruyama is at the tokyo university of foreign studies. he said jordanians are demanding priority be given to the pilot's release. he said that that would be giving in to terrorism. uh goto has covered conflicts around the world before he disappeared goto told his guide he was heading to raqaa in northern syria. he said he was hoping to get information about haruna yukawa who had also gone missing in the region this was goto's guide in syria. >> he wanted to go get some news or info

mr. prime minister abe. >> just a while ago the deputy foreign minister spoke outside jordan saying everything was being done to save mr. do toe. >> we will never give up until the japanese hostage comes back to our nation and we pray for him and we never give up. >> of course japan's concerns predominantly about kenji goto. he's not the only hostage whose life is in threat and the jordanian air force pilot we mentioned, he's believed to have been captured when his aircraft came down. there have been demonstrations supporting him as well in jordan overnight. islamic state message, it will kill him unless they release an iraqi woman on death row in jordan. that's for her role in a series of hotel bombings in 2005 which killed about 60 people. the father led the cause for his government to meet the demands. >> translator: from now on our country should know in the eyes of our jordanian people we are not as important as this woman. why not let her go. when there is a hostage crisis it would generally be a solution. he is a treasure for our country and our country should make the effort to save hi

jordan. >>> he was known as mr. cub and tonight the city of chicago, along with sports fans every where, are mourning the loss of ernie banks. banks was a hall of fame slugger and two time mvp who spent his entire career with the cubs never losing hope that the cubs would some day win a world series. a as we know, they never did. even of course during his tenure from 1953 to 1971. after hitting his 500th home run ernie sum up his love of the game by saying quote the richest of a game are in the the thrills, not the money. ernie banks was 83 years old. sports is next. >>> okay. jeff skversky has a check on sports and deflate gate is not going anywhere anytime soon apparently. >> it the is not. bill belichick is spending more time doing research on pressure, and air then he is the the super bowl and seattle. move over, bill nye the the science guy bill belichick sound like a mad scientist on tv today. patriots coach is talking atmospheric pressure eke lynn brum and temperature, as he trying to deflate deflate gate. be

mr. nolan commissioner bridges commissioner driscoll commissioner melberger commissioner paskin-jordan commissioner stansbury a quorum is present. >> thank you next item public comment any members of the public would like to address the public on a non-calendared item. >> good afternoon david. >> good afternoon. >> on those (inaudible) my question is how will the - minutes question and the special meeting open december 3rd be put into a agenda item important this - (inaudible) some other first question then i just want to - >> great, thank you. >> good afternoon claire. >> hello. >> address the comments - the membership (inaudible) and hedge fund (inaudible) up here to do today is to - sign off and hopefully everything (inaudible). >> kimberly. >> good afternoon. i do (inaudible) let the chair know and the board that has been satisfied (inaudible) the board (inaudible) sociowe can - that is the amount (inaudible) available for (inaudible) to take more for we understand this - (inaudible) that appeal (inaudible) and maximum effort we would like to have (inaudible) at least in the next quarter (inaud

context, the government of japan is requesting cooperation from the government of jordan to bring about the early release of mr. goto. >> isis is demanding the release of a woman jailed in jordan in 2005. here's our will ripley. >> reporter: in the coming hours in tokyo, we expect to see the japanese government demonstrating that they are doing everything they can to secure the release of japanese hostage kenji goto. news broke of this latest isis video and this morning many japanese woke up to these headlines on every major newspaper in japan, where they showed a still image of new isis propaganda videos showing goto holding a photo of the jordanian pilot who was captured by isis last month. this is the second piece of isis propaganda we've seen with him holding a photo. the first time he was holding a photo of his friend's decapitated body. isis is demanding that jordan hand over a prisoner convicted of a bombing in 2005. jordan is not seen to hand over such a high level prisoner without getting something in exchange. they've been trying to secure the release of their pilot since his capture. but isis now de

mr. goto will be released soon. >> reporter: officials in japan and jordan are racing against the clock. they are working together closely to save the lives of the hostages. >>> russia's government has announced a new plan for the country's economy, battered by western sanctions in the plunge and value of the ruble. the plan calls for a 10% spending cut in the $220 billion budget for 2015 and postpones a new regional development program but military spending and aid for russia's allies will remain the same amid a deepening rift with the west. the government will go ahead with development plans in crimea the development plan they annexed unilaterally last year. some doubt it will be effective say saying smaller banks and businesses benand high interest rates and defewer monies flowing in from overseas. >>> sky mark is japan's third largest air carrier. it has filed for bankruptcy protection. its top officer said the company will try to bounce back by restructure restructuring efforts and cutting flights. the president held a news conference at skymark's headquarters in tokyo. >> translato

mr. goto we are now working with other countries, including jordan utilizing all available channels and routes at a maximum. all relevant countries agree that such terrorist acts should never be allowed. so we are right now making all possible efforts to find a path for solution within the international community. the packages of assistance that we have placed are for nonmilitary areas such as aid for refugees and displaced people and humanitarian fields. we are only continuing what the japanese government has been doing for years. they are nothing to be criticized of by the terrorist group. >> the citizens of greece have voted against economic austerity. the leading opposition party swept sunday's general election on a promise to review the terms of an international bailout. alexis tsipras, leader of the coalition of the radical left for syriza declared victory. >> translator: greece is turning a page. greece is leaving behind five years of humiliation and pain. >> the election committee official said with about 96% of the ballots counted, syriza had won 36% of the vote. that's nearly nine po

mr. weiss. when it comes right down to jordan they have a lot at stake. they are right next door if all of that area of syria falls completely to isis then who's next? it's jordan. to the south or either it's turkey to the north. i know the king personally. this is one tough customer. and i don't think he's going to take this very easily. i think he's going to go after isis if they execute this jordanian pilot. >> michael, do you have a response for that? and i wonder if you think the u.s. should be taking a tactic more like jordan. >> i mean look. the foley family wanted to negotiate with isis. they wanted to raise money to pay the ransom. the u.s. threatened to prosecute them if they tried to do that. you've seen the mother of mr. foley on television the last few months since that gruesome beheading. the first beheading of an american hostage say that she disagrees with our government's policy. so i quite agree with the senator. jordan is a tough customer. they've actually threatened already to execute all their isis or i should say al qaeda in iraq pri

jordan obtained the opportunity and accepted the opportunity well before her time on the board, it's my understanding that mr. hue determined that this particular statement and compatible activities section didn't apply. . >> okay. but that was something that still could be taken up by the ethics commission wlg whether it would apply or not. it's not the director's decision. >> absolutely. i believe the absolute decision is going to the ethics commission. >> and we haven't heard from them. >> we have not. >> i'm not sure i feel comfortable going further into asking questions. . i don't feel we've had the proper time to understand where things are with her poim. appointment. i'm not necessarily opposed to appointing her if she's cleared by if ethics commission, but i don't think the way the notifications happened and we don't have a meeting until -- our first meeting is january 8 of next year, which is a swearing in ceremony. we actually have our first official meeting the tuesday after that. we could have a special meeting on january 7, which i think would be the 30 day rule -- 30 day s from the notice that

jordan influenced chad to donate funds. she used persuasion to solicit cash from mr. dimera apparently. >> ben: chad dimera is not the anonymous donor. my father is. >> jordan: what? >> daphne: hey. oh, god, i hope the professor is not grading on a curve. i haven't even opened my book yet. >> paige: just trying to get ahead. >> daphne: so how was new year's? did you and jj go to that party in the park? >> paige: i wasn't with jj. >> daphne: why not? >> paige: because he broke up

jordan influenced chad to donate funds. she used persuasion to solicit cash from mr. pparently. >> ben: chad dimera is not the anonymous donor. my father is. >> jordan: what? >> daphne: hey. oh, god, i hope the professor is not grading on a curve. i haven't even opened my book yet. >> paige: just trying to get ahead. >> daphne: so how was new year's? did you and jj go to that party in the park? >> paige: i wasn't with jj. >> daphne: why not? >> paige: because he broke up with me.

japan's deputy foreign minister is in jordan now on what he calls a nonstop effort to save his fellow citizen. >> we will never give up until the -- our japanese hostage, mr. goto is safely coming back to iraq nation. >> reporter: the proepd exchange re-- proposed exchange remain uncertain. jordan says isis has yet to show evidence the pilot is still alive, placing already difficult negotiations in agonizeing limbo. >> not sure that jordan can go ahead without an assurance that they'll get their pilot back. the war effort is controversial in jordan. this puss the king of jordan in a difficult position. >> reporter: intense talks come as isis demonstrated its growing reach far beyond syria and iraq. isis has claimed responsible for the deadly siege on the hotel in libya that killed ten, including american security contractor david barry. showcasing image of men isis claims to be the attackers. >> you've got people in libya, they like watching what isis is doing. they are extremist jihadists themselves and they want to carry the banner of isis. >> reporter: expanding in libya but pushed back in syria. kurdish forces are celebrating the retaking of the town

mr. kenji goto, the second hostage, so there are channels including neighboring countries, countries to isis, and then jordan and so on. >> sreenivasan: there's been some concern that this is in retaliation to the prime minister's visit to the middle east region pledging another $200 million for counter measures against isil, but also humanitarian support. >> correct. the prime minister last week visited cairo and issued that statement that the japanese is trying to help the refugees and neighboring countries to isis, which are fighting with the threat of isis. apparently isis seized the moment of the prime minister abe's statement, and the ransom that they demanded coincides with the amount of the money that prime minister abe pledged to humanitarian assistance. >> sreenivasan: so is there any chance japan would pay the ransom? back in the late 70s, there was an incident in bangladesh and there was some question about an incident in the late 90s in kyrgyzstan. was there an official government policy that said they wouldn't pay? >> the official government policy is to comply with the kind of international no

the deputy foreign minister is in jordan now on what he says is a nonstop effort to save his fellow citizen. >> we will never give up until our japanese hostage, mr. goto is safely coming back to our nation. >> reporter: the proposed exchange remains uncertain. jordan says isis has yet to show evidence the pilot is still alive, placing already difficult negotiations in an agonizing limbo. >> not sure that jordan can go ahead without an assurance that they are going to get their pilot back. the war effort is controversial in jordan. this puts the king of jordan in a very difficult position. >> reporter: tense talks come as isis demonstrated its growing reach far beyond syria and iraq. isis has now claimed responsibility for the deadly siege on the corinthia hotel in libya that killed ten, including american security contractor david berry. showcasing images of men isis claims to be the attackers. >> we've got people in libya, they like watching what isis is doing, they are extremis jihadists themselves and they want to carry the banner of isis. >> reporter: expanding in libya but pushed back in syria. kurdish forces are celebrating the re-taking o

mr. president. when the military tells you something general obama has a very bad track record when it comes to making military decisions. >> isis continues to demand the release of a prisoner held in jordan or else. they say a jordanian hostage and japanese hostage in their captivity will soon die. >> whatever decisions the japanese people make about how we are they are going to move forward with respect to the second hostage is for them to make. there will be no judge ams past on the pentagon for that. japan is a strong ally and a close friend. secretary hagel offered any support we can to help them. there has been no request for support. >> they mentioned the white house and threatens to turn america into a muslim providence. >> peter doocy>> log on to "fox & friends" facebook page for the show live #keep talking. >>> an update to the story we first brought you yesterday the pentagon denying bergdahl will be charged with desertion despite tony schafer telling us his attorneys already received that paperwork. the army saying this, quote the reporting from fox news on nbc and fox news is clearly false. there has been no actions on the sergeant berg call investigation. colonel saferchafer