mr. jordan's favorite vehicles.every little piece restored. $35,000. >> i have $40,000. >> $40,000. 42. and $42,000. $42,500. sold it. $42,000 going to new york. >> what will the second cord fetch? >> i've got $20,000. >> $21,000. $22,500. $22,500. sold it for 22 -- >> it's over in seconds. the same anonymous telephone bidder paid $64,000 for both cars. stuart says he's not disappointed. >> in this condition, that's a great price. as much as we could have hoped for. it's great because they'll move on. >> after an emotional day, the grand total? $540,000. sub tract the 400,000 he invested and it's a profit of $140,000 to split with his siblings. the family invested in this strange inheritance and it's no windfall. >> here we go. >> all right. >> then again, watching the grandchildren of oliver jordan pop open the bubbly has to make you wonder. was their 13-year-old enterprise ever really about turning rusted iron into gold or about a different kind of alchemy, one that restores broken and brittle family ties into str

region looked at as a whole and m t c took a lead and the pilot service that the operation t is in mrs. jordan or participating are bart stooernl the service a good lifetime service it can assess the public that's convenient for the service needs to be improved and frequency and where the service going is one piece of that as the presentation sat down better safety and waiting it is more important in the night time and it is good you address all those things i want to say we're excited to work with the partners and making the recommendations for the funding to implement this truly needs to be a partnering with the regional agencies to serve all the users and thank you, again. >> thank you very much. >> hello supervisors my name is glen done i'm a former entertainment commissioner and one point want to start by saying one of the major concerns i've heard as a neighborhood representative was the noise and participant that go on in people's cars especially in supervisor jane kim's district n this is around the clubs and also about three years ago, i moved out to the o m i i've been out 5 times si

mr. jordan, i'm looking for a starter for a six cylinder engine.er a long cause he said, that's going to be $50. i came back about a month later with my $50 and he said no, 75. so i learned a little bit of horse trading at that time. jamie: as a boy, stewart never got to know grandpa oliver. oliver's daughter dies when he steward is only six years old. it separates him further from his grandfather. >> we would come to town to visit my grandfather and grandpa had all of these cars in front of his property. he had them protected with a fence and mean dogs. we couldn't get past the dogs. jamie: did you ever wished wish that he spent more time with you? >> i was eager for the opportunity to get to know him. jamie: after his death, stuart and his family move away. when stuart graduates high school in 1984, he takes a summer road trip back to enid. >> i got a greyhound bus ticket and he took me over to his shop in for the first time i got to spend some time with my grandfather. jamie: with all of those cars, sure they look like heaps of scrap, but stuart

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mr. jordan: we do not comment.ceptional situation which we feel is important to give some indication. i think on a day like january 15, to make money is quite difficult. what we are focusing on is to give the best execution. a day like that it was important not to lose money. there were some positive effects in hedging tell risks. on the fact that one day or the other the swiss national bank could abandon the peg was in our scenarios when we were looking at the euro crisis. therefore we have been benefiting from that. day to day trading activity i would not call it -- we did not really make money. that was not a priority during those days. it was important to serve clients. manus: when you look at the swiss national bank's action, we hear they might be ready to go a negative rates. what is the impact of the snb's action in foreign exchange and interest rate market. what does it mean to ubs? mr. ermotti: it is a good point. everybody is focused on the currency movement. the most impactful consequences is clearly a n

mr. jordan is a part of a bigger group that's working along that corridor, targeting business people.area, either from the area. they're in cars, going to a meeting. typically people in a hurry. >> reporter: smash and grab burglaries happen in seconds. oftentimes the thieves are casing parking lot, looking for those items of value. we spoke to people this morning about that, and this is what one man had to to. >> you left nit your car? . >> yeah. >> reporter: the suspect kevin jordan was actually spotted by police yesterday. they made contact with him, but he ran away, and if you have any information on him, police would like to hear from you. back to you. >> all right. georgia mean dela v,ga, thank you. >>> san francisco police say they're going to monitor the man who was detained and then released in connection to those body parts that were found in a suitcase. fifty-nine-year-old mark andres left the jail tuesday night. prosecutors say they just had -- didn't have enough evidence to charge andrus. body parts were found stuffed inside a suitcase near a goodwill store last wednesday.

mr. jordan. >> i thank the chairman. i wanted to talk about the irs targeting groups and, frankly the pattern of deception and delay we've seen from this initiation. you don't have take my word for it. just yesterday in the hill front page, the fed won't release virus targeting documents but don't take my word. the editor of the hill respected mainstream journalist talk about the deception and delay. remember the whole socket at february 2012 lois lerner told this committee staff that there was no targeting going on. turned out to be a lot of course. march 23, 2012, doug shulman been commission told the ways and means committee he could give assurances that no targeting going on, also a false statement. may 2013 that day when lois lerner went in front of a bar association here in these with a planted question unprecedented to get in front of took the wind in front of the ig and release a report that talked about the targeting by the irs of consumer groups. i quote from, remember, she talk to treasury and the white house

mr. jordan. thomas jordan was probably -- i know how that feels sometimes.ou need to go behind the banner headline numbers of the dividend. that is followed up by the headline profit. the gross margins that is gone as a very clear target. they also came in a little bit lower. my job is not to speculate why the stock is down 3%. my job is to tell you what the facts are. the facts are that they are paying a good dividend. they have to review those businesses. we are not at the end as far as what the interest rates are going to do. this stock is down 5.8%. credit suisse is down 20% on the year. next year, it is 15%. 3 billion in the fourth quarter going into wealth management. that was over 9 billion in the third quarter. the clients are still struggling to trade. i love the irony. the investment bank that bolster the numbers. i thought it was a very forthright interview as far as the status quo of switzerland and the smb. >> great interview. manus cranny live in switzerland having interviewed the ceo of ubs. barack obama is taking a tough line on russia. viole

mr. jordan. >> i thank you mr. chairman. i wanted to talk about the conservative groups and frankly the pattern of delay that we have seen from this administration. just yesterday in the hill feds won't release the irs targeting documents editor of the hill talking about this in the administration and it's important to remember this as well. >> the day when lois lerner went here in dc again unprecedented right before the inspector general released a report and talk about the targeting by the irs of conservative groups and a quote from this, remember, she talk to treasury and the white house about this from mr. cusack's article yesterday and i quote at the informed the white house about the plan to disclose the targeting so that the white house wouldn't be surprised so before the inspector general report comes out disclosing that and they already knew what was going on and of course we have lois lerner talking about this that cincinnati was a problem and the white house says it is a phony scandal, no corruption which brings m

commissioner cohen commissioner bridges commissioner driscoll commissioner melberger commissioner paskin-jordan mr. stansburg would you state your name is present. >> thank you. please join me in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> item number one is public comment i have a lot of cards for item number 4 those of you who are here for item 4 which will be heard in just a minute speak pertaining to the item this is items not on the agenda for today do we have any speakers? >> i'm sorry for - i'm having trouble our microphone is not working well. >> number one is. for items not on the claurd if you're here for item number 4 that will be up in a few minutes >> we were told we could. >> we can talk about anything we want to talk about so public comment we'll talk about the hedge funds or anything else. >> i'll open up for public comment (laughter). >> your first. >> my name is john i'm a 40 year members of the retirement fund this issue is punt u prejudicial tilt i was here for 15 minutes to one i don'

mr. it's jordan, they are all in some ways a part of this, but they are all playing a different role and given the fact that the u.s. is not fully taken to next step, means are we going to put a no fly zone, are we going to put troops o. ground, i think that's what a lot of regional partners are waiting for. >> just a further sign that allying yourself with the u.s. comes with a cost, the question is what can we do to reassure our allies. what will the king of jordan say now what can secretary kerry do to reassure our allies that we are in. we will defeat isil, and this is just the death song of a group that is extreme and has nothing to do with islam. how key joshua, walker, are those regional relationships with countries like turkey? i think it is key turkey in particular is the key in many ways to solving this problem you can't have regional solutions without the region involved in some way the u.s. cannot impose our will, because you get rid of isil today, there will be another one tomorrow. and a solution moving forward how can ewith work with our partners sometimes those partner th

mr. jordan five minutes i this i that the chairman i wanted to talk about the conservative groups. and frankly the parent of did he accept shonl and the delay that we have seen from this administration. and if you do not take my word for it. just yesterday in the hill front page the feds will not release i.r.s. targeting documents. don't take my word. bob cusack mainstream hill journalist talking about the deception and the delay from the administration. we have to remember the whole saga here. february 2012 this committee staff that there was no targeting going on and it turned out to be a lie of course. and march 23rd doug shul man commissioner then told the ways and means committee to assurance that there was no targeting going on. also a false statement and may 2013 when going in front of the bar association in d.c. with the pointed question. again unprecedent today get there. went before the inspector general to release a property. and to talk about a targeting by the irs of conservative groups i quote from remember. talking to treasury and the white house about this. from mr.

mr. jordan. five minutes. >> i thank the chairman. and wanted to talk about the irs targeting of conservative groups and frankly the pattern of deception and delay we've seen in this administration. and would just remind you don't take my word for it. just yesterday in the "the hill." front page. feds won't release irs documents. take the editor of the hill's word. talking about the deception and delay from this administration. i think it is important we remember the whole saga here. february 2012, louis lerner told this staff there was no targeting going on. turbid out turned out to be a lie. march --. then told the ways and means he can give assurance there is no targeting going on. also a false statement. may 2013 when lois lerner went from front of the bar association here in d.c. with a planted question. unprecedented. went before the inspector general, released a report. and talked about the targeting by the irs of conservative groups. and i quote from -- remember she talked to treasury and the white house about cusack's article

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

jordan out of coalition. let me tell you this. in 2005 -- >> mr. u to continue your thought but i want the viewer to know these are live pictures i've just been informed, the king of jordan center screen on capitol hill. let's listen for a second to hear if he has anything to say. >> do you have any comments? >> any comments about the video today? >> thank you. >> thank you, guys. >> are you going to expedite the execution? >> thank you, thank you. >> no comment. >> thank you, thank you. my understanding is that is our fox live news camera which is able to get a live feed out and that was only on fox, and it's my understanding that that was just a look. you saw patrick leahy and others and i'm assured by multiple people in our booth that that was a live picture. that to me is surprising to me. ambassador gnehm, continue. >> if they hope to divide jordan out of the coalition they made a mistake. look back to 2005 when the public opinion in those days was very largely in support i ever of al qaeda and their opposition to the united states and somewhat

mr. cordesman, i would like to start with jordan where there has been significant action. first the execution of two members of isis, and of course king abdullah saying that he will continue to use his military until, quote, they run out of fuel and bullet its. please tell me what is jordan's capacity in this manner to fight isis? >> it's very effective air force. it flies the if h 16, it has modern air surface ordnance to carry out precision strikes. it has the capability to get targeting information from u.s. intelligence capabilities. and targeting is absolutely critical to this kind of operation. so when jordan commits a large number of aircraft, it really does mean something. >> tell me why targeting is critical. >> well, one of the problems you have at any time is when you have a dispersed nonstate actor, a force that doesn't wear uniforms, that doesn't have a lot of heavy military i equipment,-- equipment, you need advanced intelligence assets to know where they are and then you also need to know if you are going to strike at them, you're not going to strike at civi

jordan. nasser judah. mr. minister, thank you for joining us this morning. do you have solid information about kayla muller, the american hostage? >> no, no solid information. we're hearing what you are hearing. our prayers are for her to be safe and sound and alive. but, we don't have information. i'm sure your services have that information. >> we just heard general allen say that the atrocity against your pilot by isis this week has galvanized the arab world, galvanized the fight against isis. we have seen jordan step up the fight. do you believe isis is on the run? >> they're on the run. they're not gone yet. certainly, the sustained air campaign of the last few months has degraded their capabilities on the ground. we know that. they still control vast territory. they still have access to syria's cash and funds. they have access to weaponry. they're not gone. as a threat yet. there is no doubt. we shall prevail. it won't be easy or quick. >> mr. minister, thank you for your time. >> thank you very much, my friend. >>> the fight against isis high on the a

of the conflict in the region is between iran and moderate sunni countries like egypt jordan, united arab emirates. mr. shoukry: it is unfortunate and i think this is one of the aftermaths of the decades of intervention in iraq, which has highlighted the sectarian rifts in the region. we have to look a little bit to the past. these rifts were not as a parent, nor were they as impactful as they seem to be now. we have to really dig into and find out why that is the case, why is this fragmentation on sectarian lines that suddenly appeared and is being -- i don't want to say promoted, but is coming under greater focus. charlie: and described in some cases let's say between saudi arabia and egypt on one hand, and iran on the other, as a quest for supremacy or influence in the region. mr. shoukry: i think if we take out the sectarian element, we don't really put too much emphasis on it, i think the arrangements for regional security necessitate the preservation of a balance. that balance must remain within the unity of the arab world's ability to fend off expansionist policies from any other surrounding co

mr. president, get moving on more weapons to jordan. today another voice was added not a republican but democrat nancy pelosi. listen. >> yes i believe that the administration should move quickly to put more capacity to jordanian jordanians. >> josh ernest announced that the briefing today revealed that there was a new pact they signed with jordan, $400 million in u.s. aid per year over the next few years but did not say whether they're going to move quickly on actual weapons in the short-term, that's what lawmakers want the know about. >>> jordan stepping up it's war on isis in a big way launching an air campaign targeting islamic extremists in the country of syria. >>> meantime some media outlets in the middle east launching their own campaigns to help cut down isis. amon geren is a lecturer at john hopkins school of advanced international studies and he is my guest today. so let's talk about this very unusual way in which some other middle eastern countries are making fun of isis, what are they saying? >> i think what the media outle

mr. president >> who should answer for those people >>>hello again, these are the top stories - jordan has executed two people, including the woman i.s.i.l. demanded in exchange for a jordanian pilot. the executions came in retaliation for the killing of its pilot moaz al-kasasbeh. tuesday a video was released by i.s.i.l. showing the pilot burnt alive >>> tern people are dead dozens missing after a plane crash in taiwan. the air crash went down after it appears to have hit a minivan before clipping a bridge and diving into a river close to the capital taipei. rescuers are from the scene trying to pull people from the wreckage >>> an arrest warrant for argentina's president has been found at the home of a prosecutor who died under mysterious circumstances in january. alberto nisman accused president cristina fernandez de kirchner of helping to cover up iran's alleged involved in the 1994 bombing of a jewish center >>> a vote of confidence for tunisia's president-elect. he announced a unity government. it will include members of two parties. joining us live on the political future of tunis i

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

jordan's powerful response to the isis execution of its pilot jordan's minister of media affairs muhammad also joins us now from amman. mr. minister, your country has conducted 56 airstrikes now in three days. can you tell yet what the impact they have had? >> our military officials bob just held a press conference saying that they believe there has been significant damage done to isis target, we believe that 20% of the known targets of isis has been destroyed over the last three days, airstrikes. we said right from the beginning that our response would be swift and strong and this is what they showed today in the press conference with pictures and evidence. >> schieffer: do you have any further information on the fate of the american aide worker, kayla mueller of course isis said she was killed in one of those airstrikes. >> they tend to lie about these things all the time. they negotiated a swap with our pilot that they have killed weeks ago. what we know about them is that they are liars they don't have any respect for human life, that is why it's very difficult to actually make any accurate assessments or conclusions

mr. dime dropper of the neighborhood, the russian rocket alex ovechkin and the aforementioned jordan zimmermannvote here, but it's got to be ovie. still needs rosetta stone to master english, but that's his only weakness. this guy scores more than wilt chamberlain. >> i got to argue with that. i think us got to be the great wall of d.c. >> it's got >>> thank goodness we're done with this sh we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. and the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the lost city of the airchgs, it's the late show with david letterman! plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now a utility of futility, david lett

mr. kaseasbeh tried or clansmen had some of them been quite critical of jordan's involvement in the war againstso this is a kind of pivotal moment where their support for the crown and the crown's support for them are being reaffirmed and the hope is of course, that the tribes will rally around and that has been the pattern so far, that mr. kaseasbeh's father who has been critical of the government's handling of the whole crisis has now swung fully behind moves to escalate jordan's punishment of i.s. and involvement in the fight, to keep it away from jordan's borders, and to carry the fight to the enemy camp which we're being led to understand, but without details, they may have already been doing with their fighter jets today. >> yeah we're hearing both fighter jets actually flew over on their way back into jordanian air space. do we know what they were up to jim? >> reporter: well jordan state tv has been making quite a deal out of the fact that there has been flying around in the skies over both amman and carak, having completed their mission. it doesn't explain what their mission is but som

whoever doubts jordan's stern response will be proved wrong. >> reporter: mr. obama condemned isis and another savage act. >> we reredouble the determination to make sure that they are degraded and defeated. >> reporter: isis wanted to swap the pilot for the al qaeda suicide bomber in jordanian custody. reports are she has been moved from death row and will be executed by dawn. as crowds fill with anger and anguish the pentagon predicted acts would work against isis. >> i think this has the potential to back fire on them. i absolutely do believe that. >> reporter: the 22 minute video is a departure for the terror group. it is much longer than previous tapes and more highly produced with special effects that give it a video game feel. there are overlays of video and sound suggesting it took days to compile. the death of the jordanian pilot and the promised retaliation increases the risk to the remaining hostages which include at least one american. >> the president has ordered his team to devote all available resources we have to try to locate anybody but partic

mr. president >> who should answer for those people >>> hello, let's look at the top stories on al jazeera. jordan executed two people, including a woman i.s.i.l. demanded in change for a pilot. on tuesday a video was released showing jordanian pilot moaz al-kasasbeh burnt alive >>> at least 199 people are missing after a plane crash in taiwan. you have seen the moment when the aircraft went down clipping a bridge falling into a river in taipei. rescue crews are at the scene trying to pull people from the wreckage >>> an arrest warrant for the president has been found. from the home of a prosecutor who died in mysterious circumstances. prosecutor alberto nisman accused cristina fernandez de kirchner of helping to cover up iran's involvement in the bombing of a jewish center in 1999. >> let's go to tunisia where the punters started to debate unity on monday. it includes members from the party who won the election and from the main political rival. here live is our correspondent nisreen al-shamayleh who is there. confidence is expected in order for the government to be adopted. are we expecting it t

mr. president, who should answer for those people? >> awelcome back. a reminder now of our top stories. and jordan has stepped up air strikes against i.s.i.l. in what it describes as retaliation of the killing of pilot mu'ath al kasasbeh. now expanding raids into iraq. >>> syrian government air strikes have killed more than 70 people in air strikes against damascus. in retaliation of a rebel assault that killed more than 70 people. >>> in ukraine push for a peace plan to end the ten month conflict. as the u.s. considers arming ukraine against pro-russian rebels. >>> taiwanese authorities have explained why a plane crashed one engine failed before the second engine was manually shut down. the news came as divers pulled five more bodies from the freezing waters near taipei. harry fawcett reports. >> already we have a stunning revelation from the aviation council in taiwan. executive director thomas wong telling reporters that one of the aircraft's engines number 2 on the right-hand side there was an auto-feathering. propeller bleadz played running parallel to the direction of travel. it was working

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 sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated. >> reporter: isis wanted to swap the pilot for the al qaeda suicide bomber in jordanian custody, and tonight multiple sources in the region report she has been moved from death row and will be executed by dawn. as crowds fill the streets of the capital amman, jordan the pentagon said beating a human being alive would work against isis. >> i absolutely do believe it will back fire on them in the region. >> reporter: the propaganda video is a departure for the terror group. much longer than previous tapes, with special effects that give it a video game feel. there are overlays of sound and multiple camera angles suggesting it took days to compile. the death of the jordanian pilot and the promise of retaliation by amman. >> the president has ordered his team to devote all of the available resource

jordan wanted proof that al kassasbeh was alive. over the weekend, things changed and the japanese hostage, mr. goto, was beheaded and now it seems al kassasbeh has also been murdered. i do need to tell you while those photos are circulating online, cnn's made a decision as we have made in other cases as well not to depict these images. there are many reasons why. number one, they are terribly graphic. number two, there is a huge argument to be made that isis is using the media to help get its message out and to help with its threat machine. i want to bring in barbara starr, pentagon correspondent, who's live right now at the pentagon. barbara, this is just -- i said it at the beginning. it's savagery like we have never seen before. i have seen the images. i thought they couldn't possibly be real. but the pentagon now i'm assuming has confirmed they believe this is real. >> reporter: no, ashleigh, i have to tell you in all candor, the pentagon, the u.s. government has not made that authent authentication yet but no reason to believe they aren't real. you are right. if there are young viewers, p

particularly when jordan isn't mincing words giving the brutal killing of its own pilot, these guys are islamic extremists and worse, organization. my god, mrnt. get with the program. ditto carl in mississippi. i love that hawaiian democratic congressman you had on. words matter. helen: you invite more wrath when you pull your punches. it's pretty clear that isis isn't giving the president any break for not calling them what they are so why does he still do it? i really have no idea. milton: i think it was your conversation with general keane that crystallized it for me. if you don't call the enemy what it is, they'll make a mockery of the leader they think you're not. sergeant joe: it is clear as a bell the president wants out of this region. he never wanted in in the first place. he's stubborn as hell. he wants to wash his hands out of the whole place. the bloodstains are hard to wipe off. if death doesn't scare you. maybe the debt will. a lot of you still writing that i felt i was the last guy still worried about the 18 trillion-dollar debt piled up. the happy days are here again, those deficits are hatch what they used to be. as if half

mr. benjamin ironically a by product of the growth of isis seems to be a closer relationship between israel and egypt and jordan. there is a quote in the israeli newspaper that said the egyptian and jordanian moves implicitly strength the unit of the threatened between those two countries and israel. you basically now have a coalition of sunni countries have who gone forward in the bombing with jordan and you have shiite countries like iran uncomfortable with isis. is there a chance that unified opposition against isis could be something that strengthens israeli relations within the middle east with their arab neighbors? >> well israel has had very close relations with jordan for many years now. since the peace treaty in the late '90s and its relationship with egypt has been good sometimes up and down, since the camp david peace accords in 1979. it is also true that israel's relationship with the current egyptian government is probably the best it has ever had and that predated the takeover in mosul. there is a lot of common cause there, the israeli and egyptian military have been building bridges for many many

mr. chairman. let me join you in extending our condolences to the families of the brave jordanian pilot and the people of jordan. let me welcome dr. carter and thank his willingness to serve the nation and i want to thank stephanie and will and let me recognize mr. leiberman. and dr. carter is the under secretary of defense and you are uniquely qualified to lead the department of defense at a time when as henry kissinger said last week here, the united states has not faced a more diverse and complex crisis since the end of the world war. you will be advising the president and working with allies and iran. while with the nuclear program, the secretary will be responsible for any number of contingencies relating to the consequences of any outcome of these negotiations. in the event of a breakdown in the negotiations, the consequences could alter the face of the region for generations and generations. isil. isil is depraved and violent campaign in iraq and syria to establish a danger cal fate will destabilize the region and create a region to carry out attacks against the united states interest. the department mus

mr. obama. fareed zakaria sat down with jordan's king abdullah. >> president obama has gotten into a little troubleys he doesn't want to call groups like isis islamic extremists, because he doesn't want to give them the mantle of legitimacy by acknowledging that they're islamic. do you think he's right? >> i think he is right. and i think this is something that has to be understood on a much larger platform. because they're looking for legitimacy they don't have inside of islam. when we're asked in this debate you know are you a moderate or extremist, what these people want is to be called extremists. they take that as a badge of honor. so to label islam under the term of extremists and moderates is completely wrong. so i think by making this compassion that they're extremist muslims is working exactly what these people want. no we're muslims. i don't know what these people are. but they definitely do not have any relationship to our faith. >> and you can see fareed's full interview with jordan's king abdullah sunday 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn, fareed zakaria "gps". a football player who

mr. mccain's home state of arizona, and his statement coming out just now. let's talk quickly, richard, about the air strikes from jordan. we know there was a new propaganda video released by isis where they used this journalist to convey their message of destruction, what they believe is an effort to win over as many like to say hearts and minds, but we also know that jordan has used its own media and national media quite honestly, international media to convey that they are ready to i believe their words were destroy isis at this point. >> reporter: the group isis has been using hostages for very different purposes. they have used american hostages and british hostages for tools of terror. they have taken their americans out and their britains out, dressed them in orange jump suits and beheaded them on camera and then released horrific videos. european hostages french and italians in particular, they have been selling, raising hard cash. in the case of kayla mueller, it was unclear what their goal was with her. they were allowing her to communicate with her family to a degree. you showed a short while ago that handwri

mr. ernst may live in the twilight zone but nobody cares what his opinion is. who cares what josh earnst thinks about the executions in jordanant to know what president obama thinks. was that the right thing to do? josh earnst i don't know the justice system? nobody cares what you think. does the president think? >> it's pretty black and white. is it a yes or no? do you support the fact that there was retaliation. and number two i think more importantly moving forward, what we have been pressing josh earnst on do you support josh earnst's call for more weapons? that's the real point of king abdullah why he was here before this gruesome burning alive of the jordanian pilot. he was in washington saying look i want to lead this fight against isis but i have run out of weapons. give me more nutrition. the big development today was you had nancy pelosi the house democratic leader say she wants the white house to quote: move quickly on getting the king more weapons. when you have nancy pelosi saying get off the dime you have got problems. >> but the administration still hasn't said whether they are going to get more weapons to jor

jordan is saying this is just the beginning of their retaliation. >> thank you very much for the report. >>> thomas pickering, a distinguished fellow at the brookician institution. mr. ambassador thank you for joining us. first, help us understand how jordan got this huge turn-about in their intentions with fighting isis. i want you to listen to some of the foreign minister talking with wolf about where they are in terms of their dedication to the fight, let's listen. >> we are upping the ante we're going after them wherever they are with everything we have. it's not the beginning and certainly not the end. we're fortunate to have friends and allies as part of the coalition. but we're at the forefront. this is our fight. >> coalition calls jordan a very close ally especially king abdullah. they've been working them for months as you well know. help us with intel, help us with your special forces. do more with us in the air, you have a very cape able air force. then one pilot is killed horribly a horrible murder. and everything changes. explain how that could be such powerful impetus. >> it's a powerful impetus, chris, because jordan is a small country. it's a triba

mr. goto and japan. this is isis trying to take society to the 9th century and we can't allow that to happen, victor. >> the game continues from isis perspective because jordans trying to get their hostage back. >> i think it deteriorates from any trust you might have that this organization would actually negotiate in kind. again, this is not a at this time -- tit for tat. this is truly ransom in a criminal extent. that's what arab gangs do and that's what they are doing. so there is very little to be trusted in this organization and i think jordan is finding that out now. >> there are some experts who say, in theory, in generalities the swapping for ransom. what do you think about that? >> prisoner swaps have gone back decades and centuries. that is what armies do to each other. again, when you a add this piece of being a ransom as opposed to a prisoner swap where it's changing from $200 million to a prisoner who is in jail to not even showing the safety of one of the potential swappees, then you're not dealing with an organization that adhering to the rules of society. so that is what make terrorist organizations very different. it's not a warning faction

mr. speaker, during the presidents daybreak, i met with leaders of afghanistan, jordan and iraq. each was grateful for the support given in their fight against terrorists who seek mass murder against innocent civilians. the arab chance lakes of isil has spread as a cancer across the region and threatens to attack the american people. president obama's failing policies are weakening defense and he needs to change course as he did with the 2009 afghan surge. in sear yarks the president's strategy has set the stage for -- in syria, the president's strategy has set the stage for dash to expand. the attack on libya has led to a failed state. the pitiful negotiations with iran puts america at risk. in his claimed -- and his claimed success in yemen is not. they have declared war on the west and seek to destroy modern democratic civilizations. the first mass murders have been at muslims in mosques. safe havens anywhere are a threat to americans everywhere. may the president by his actions never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's

mr. speaker. thank you to my colleagues congressman jim jordan and congressman bill loudermilk for addressing this special issue before our nation. senator harry reid and the president are currently risking the full funding of our national security to protect the president's unilateral and unconstitutional executive action on amnesty. on 22 occasions president obama himself said he did not have the authority to grant executive amnesty before flipping and denying the will of the american people and taking unilateral action anyway. this attitude follows a pattern of unilateral action, executive action, including the president's war on coal and it must be stopped. now, senator reid and his allies continue to block any consideration of the bill passed by the house to fund the department of homeland security. this obstruction is intended to protect the president's unconstitutional executive amnesty. sadly, no one is surprised that this president would use this unlawful, unilateral action to pursue his own radical agenda. but now senator reid and the president are edging closer to putting the american p

mr. carter agreed to work with members on national security and would be a stickler for the chain of command. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." well, the country of jordanowed to wage a relentless war against isis after the horrific video showed a captured jordanian pilot being burned to death while trapped in a cage. the latest atrocity by the islamic state was met with revulsion and outrage across the arab world. jordan immediately promised a response. they executed a woman, an attempted suicide bomber. influential religious leaders have spoken out. the top muslim authority in egypt and revered for sunnis for punishing fighters. thank you both for joining me. david, you're here. angry over atrocities, whether it's beheading, we all feel it, we feel it for three or four days and then we go back to the policy that made sense over time. will the jordanians or other arab countries, the saudis included, take up arms against isis? >> we have to see. they are already nominally part of the coalition that's fighting isis, an important aspect of the anger that's clear in the arab world is that it gives cover for people like king abdullah of jordan, for the new