Theyve seen. They say it is extremely, highly produced very sophisticated. You see this pilot first speaking into the camera. Hes then walked in front of a line of armed isis fighters and then in the next frame, it shows him standing in this cage. Two isis terrorists light some kind of fuelsoaked line which then quickly trails toward the cage. Hes then heard screaming over and over as he is engulfed in flames. Joining me now live in jordan. Hundreds of people showed up and were chanting that they will sacrifice their blood and their souls for al kasasbeh. We also heard from the jordanian government and jordanian military. They say that kasasbeh was killed last month. Its not how clear the jordanian government knows this. The video was just released but he had been killed last month. They say this is why. Over the past few days as you recall they had been insisting on that proof of life. They have been demanding it from isis for any possible prisoner swap deal that may have gone that th
A drive to recruit 100 new fighters. [ gunfire ] at the same time, rebels and troops exchange fire. Its by no means a done deal but the pressure is mounting. Michelle kosinski has more from the white house. Reporter you look at russian aggression in ukraine, the violence the russian heavy weaponry and personnel crossing the border and only increasing over the last few months despite sanctions and the threat of more. So now comes this consideration at the highest levels to look at the possibility of Arming Ukrainian forces. Yes, we are talking lethal aid. Shelling. Fighting. Civilian deaths escalating as russia pans its influence inside ukraine. Now from some top u. S. Officials we hear shifting tone internal discussions, support in military leadership for the u. S. And its allies to do more. Arm Ukrainian Forces with defensive but lethal aid. We havent taken options off the table. Reporter the president said this in india last week. I will look at all additional options that are availa
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good morning. welcome to today on a tuesday morning. in again for matt. this is scary stuff. imagine you re on a flight when your seat comes unhinged. that happened three times on american airlines flight recently on monday on a flight to miami. while no passengers were injured the crew was forced to land to deal with that situation. coming up, the defect that could be causing the problem and what is being done to correct it. also a lot of politics to talk about. we re on the eve of the first presidential debate. both president obama and governor romney will spend the day preparing. what message do they need to send to undecided voters tuning in tomorrow night. bill o reilly is here to talk about his new bookoming up. we ll look forward to that a. question, what caused this nasty gash on a killer whale in san diego. was it an accident or was it an attack by other whales? a live report on that. and post seth mcfarland? his friends and al roker praise the pick. some