pedram javaheri. hello, and welcome to our viewer news the united states and all around the world. i'm rosemary church. we do begin with this breaking news in the search for airasia flight 8501. crews have found the airliner's tail section. now, this is footage shot by divers who located the tail in the expanded side of the plane. searchers are looking for more debris this could be a major development. the airline's flight recorders, the so-called black boxes are usually located in that tail section. but airasia's officials says it

is important to find out which part is found. he says if the right section has been found, the boxes should be there. but there is no word yet on whether they have been found. so we'll keep an eye on that. all right, well for more we want to go to cnn's anna coren, she joins us in indonesia, where it is just after 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon. of course this is a significant find anna but we can't assume that the black boxes are in the tail section, and we can't assume this is the right side as airasia says that is the critical side of where the boxes would be of course that is the hope here. >> reporter: yes, absolutely, day 11 into the search rosemary. this is all they have. as you say a major, major breakthrough in the search for the remains of airasia flight

8501. i just want to give you some detail as they came across this area the speculation, whether it was pings from the black boxes. that has been ruled out. as of this morning it was the side sonar scan that picked up the ping. the echo sound basically gives a 3-d image of the debris on the ocean floor. several hours later that data processed, the chief authorized a remote camera to enter into the water and survey the scene. once those images were confirmed he gave authorization for divers to get into the water. and that is when they confirmed that the tail of this plane was there. and those are the images that we have been showing our viewers now for the last few hours.

taken this morning, this is how it unfolded. and as you say, major hope that the black boxes are still in that tail. we don't know if the entire tail is intact. as you say, the ceo of airasia, tony fernandez says if the tail is there, then yes, the black boxes will be there. we're talking about the black boxes as well as the auto recorder. and then rosemary we'll have some answers as to what went wrong with the airbus 80. we know it left with the crew and passengers 40 minutes into the flight is disappeared from radar. minutes before that the pilot asked to climb to a higher altitude because of the thunderstorms in the area. that was denied because of the air traffic. several minutes later, the plane disappeared from the radar,

crashed into the java sea, and for the last hours they have been searching for the wreckage. it is hoped, rosemary that the passengers are yet to be strapped into their seats. but as yet, finding the tail this morning a huge breakthrough in the search. >> absolutely, anna update asand as we look at the vision of the tail perhaps it will not take them long to determine if this is the right side of the wing and how long will it take them to extract that part of the tail section out of the water? >> reporter: well look they sent the divers back down to inspect. this is the middle of the monsoon season. the weather has been playing havoc with the search and rescue operation. but all operations have been sent to this particular area to

comb that part of the java sea for more of the debris. as for pulling up that particular piece of the plane, the tail it's going to take time. obviously, the divers they are the ones who are going to have to locate the black boxes, if they are there within the vicinity. otherwise, they're going to have to pull that tail out. according to the head of the search and rescue agency here in indonesia, he says that they have all the right equipment. all the right assets to do this particular job. so it is just going to be a matter of time before they get that tail out. find those black boxes, download that information. and then we will have some answers as to what happened to the ill-fated flight. >> absolutely our anna coren reporting there live from surabaya in indonesia. it is just after 2 p.m. in the afternoon, many thanks to you.

i want to go now to devin ross a former pilot, aviation expert he joins us now from sydney. captain, thank you for joining us. now that we know the tail section has been located under water. give us an idea of what happens next. of course we have learned also that it is very important to determine that this is the right-hand side of the tail. are you able to determine that just by looking at the visuals that we've seen so far? >> rosemary i was not able to see the visuals -- having got caught up in that part. the finding of the tail section is extremely important. i was listening to your reporter in surabaya. it should actually be possible for divers to find the flight data recorder and the voice recorder in the tail. the location is known precisely. and if they have the tail and a few tools with them they should be able to take the recorders

out of the tail section without even having to raise the tail section to the surface. it is not that hard. and it's done all the time for maintenance on the ground. so with guidance and an engineer they should be able to find the data recorders. they should have the right piece of the tail. >> and hopefully, that is exactly what will happen. but once those boxes then are retrieved, how is the flight data and voice recordings. how are they retrieved, and how is the process generally done? >> the two are different, the voice recorder as the name suggests is simply recording every audio sign that occurs on the flight deck. between the pilot, it could be warning bells, gongs, bells, it would have the flight attendant providing a cup of coffee if that happened. everything that happens on the flight will be recorded.

that is downloaded and listened to. the flight data recorder is quite a different scenario, it requires special software. so that will have to go to one special labs around the world. and there are not that many. because fortunately we don't have that many where they have to set up so many labs. there is one in the uk and one in singapore, certainly one here in australia. the flight data recorder will take a bit longer to analyze. they need to download well over 200 parameters of the aircraft's operating data which is recorded. and that takes analysis. so you could be looking at a month or a couple of months before that is completed. >> and just before we finish sir, i wonder if you could explain to us once that is done once that goes through that process, and presumably they would go to either singapore or australia for that how likely is it that those two black boxes

will answer the many questions surrounding this air tragedy? >> look almost certainly, i mean we're talking sort of a 100% certainty that we will get all of the answers from those two boxes. but if the two pilots had been discussing the issue and are talking about the problem they have got that will tell a lot almost immediately. the rate of descent for the cabin pressure everything that has basically gone wrong, i suppose, and the final minutes of the flight will be evident from the flight data recorder. okay it is not the final story because there is a lot more associated with this. the actual report will take a year probably at least to be produced. and that will go into all sorts of other data including the decision-making process, and that is the big issue at this moment. i'm very concerned about the decisions made leading up to the flight being in jeopardy in a

thunderstorm. that is not something that should have happened. there are a lot of issues surrounding that. so the action is not that cut and dried. it is not that simple. it requires a lot of analysis and background checking as well. >> all right, we'll see what happens in the aftermath of this as well. a lot of questions. a lot of people also re-thinking about the detection after the crashes and what changes need to be made. so captain desmon ross thank you for joining us from sydney thank you. and we'll turn to another breaking news story, officials from the middle east say at least 27 people have been killed in a car bombing in yemen's capital. dozens more wounded. there has been no claim of responsibility yet. yemen has been racked by violence since the long-time president was forced from power back in 2011. it is the second deadly bomb

attack this year in the country as rebel battle al qaeda in the arabian peninsula for control. and financial markets around the world looking to rebound today from a global selloff due in part -- in large part i should say to plunging oil prices. markets in the asian region are mixed. japan, nikkei is up only slightly in europe they're expected to show the first decline in consumer prices since 2009. analysts think that will force the central european bank to act quickly with a program of quantitative easing. meanwhile, the value of the euro is continuing to fall trading

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coming out of the market and opec has absolutely decided it is not going to chase market share. the saudis will not cut production opec is in an absolute mess. the price falls because isis and fundamentalism which should push prices up has not had the impact that investors had feared. iraqi oil exports are at their highest since 1980. and the oil price falls, the dollar strengthens, the euro is near a nine you see how this all feeds into each other. put it in together. and serious issues now. you have global demand weak. because economies are starting to feel the real pressure. >> richard quest there. well the plunge in oil has many people speculating about just how low prices can go. one analyst says $20 a barrel is

not unrealistic. >> $50 is still a high price for crude oil. well if you looked at it and had a 3.5% growth rate and you were looking at prices in 1997 being $20, that is $50 today. but then if you looked at 1992 when we fell into low teens and we did the same calculation, it gave you somewhere around $20. so it is a possibility. >> there you go. well the sharp drop in oil prices means some of the world's biggest oil producers are losing money, iran is taking the biggest financial hit right now. to break even it needs oil prices of $140 a barrel. algeria needs at least $122 a barrel. and venezuela and nigeria need $120 a barrel. russia is not far behind needing $105 a barrel and angola needs oil prices close to $100 a

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divers have found the tail section of airasia flight 8501. the plane's flight data and voice recorders, the so-called black boxes are loaded in the tail section. but there is no guarantee that those boxes will be found in the debris. it really depends which part of the tail section was found. and we're learning we need to be finding the right-hand side. a palestinian man is sentenced to three life terms for his conviction of planning the kidnapping and murder of three israeli teenagers last year. the israeli court also ordered him to pay $63,000 compensation to each of the teens' families. the investigation started a massive crackdown after the teens were found. a palestinian boy was found in an apparent revenge attack. and the military event in gaza

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the tail on the sea floor. the airplane's flight recorders, the so-called black boxes are located in the tail section. but there is no word yet on whether they have been found. search officials announced the find just a short while ago in fact. >> we have found the tail. that has been our main target today. the tail part has been found and confirmed. it was in the second priority search area. >> at least 27 people are dead. dozens more wounded in a car bombing in yemen. authorities say it happened outside of a police academy in the capital. no one has claimed responsibility at this point but al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has carried out a number of attacks in recent months. the loss of airasia flight

8501 has prompted increased scrutiny of the way they receive information about weather for the pilots. >> reporter: wind speed and cloud cover just some of the data the pilots of flight 8501 had at their finger tips. >> the temperatures in the cloud are very, very cold. >> this is where experts call together the critical weather material where planes fall out of surabaya. this is the report put out about the official weather agency. >> the report shows there is the more severe weather in this area. the initial way to change the routes choose the best flight -- >> the report for that fateful day predicting towering cumulus clouds which forecasters say can cause dangerous updrafts ice

and lightning. >> the weather patterns we're seeing here the cumulus clouds the cold temperatures the wind speeds at these altitudes, it is typical for this time of year in indonesia, right, we're in monsoon season so this is not unusual. >> yes, this is not unusual. >> experts say an experienced pilot would be familiar with those patterns and there is no way he would purposely fly into the thunderstorm. >> yes, there was bad weather ahead. but there was nothing there that said you know you can't get around it. >> when the station chief shows us this log book we learn more about how the weather data may have reached the crew of flight 8501. >> in this column there is the name of the airline and the times. they pick up the -- the flight command. >> the day of the crash, the 28th did they come to pick up the weather report? >> no.

>> the airline says it has access to the same weather report on line. in a statement obtained by cnn, the president writes airasia receives and disseminates the report that comes from the exact same source as the hard copy made available at the station. he goes on to say our dispatch practice mirrors the practices of airlines globally. the airline's handling of the report a source of investigation. flights out of indonesia are now required to have a face to face briefs about the weather with a flight operations officer. >> i think our office -- not our responsibility. >> the ultimate authority of safety with any flight resting with its crew. cnn, surabaya indonesia. and for those of you perhaps just joining us we want to tell you about our breaking news. divers have found the tail section of airasia flight 8501.

the plane's flight data and voice recorders, the so-called black boxes are loaded in the tail section. but there is no guarantee that the boxes will be found in the debris. they have to try to retrieve them. but at this point we understand they are in the right-hand side of that tail. well sliding oil prices are taking a toll on a number of countries with already weak economies, russian and venezuela to name two. china, on the other hand is benefitting from the low cost of oil. venezuela's president maduro is in beijing asking for help on his struggling economy. and will ripley joins us from beijing on the details. so will they have already lent considerable money, now the president is in china asking for more money from beijing. so how is china likely to handle this? >> well great point, $50

billion in loans from china to venezuela since 2007. that is a lot of money. and what venezuela has been doing to pay back the loans is sending a considerable amount of oil, hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil every single day to china to repay this. but now, venezuela, which builds a considerable amount of its budget in oil revenue, accounting for 95% of its export income venezuela needs it to be at least 50 now you see it below $50, in serious straits. but beijing, writing a few checks with strings attached is a bit more hesitant this time around. you remember this summer they signed a $4 billion cash deal with venezuela. so if they do it this time around rosemary there certainly could be more strings attached. >> yes, and you mentioned the strings attached. what conditions could be likely to attach the funds if china

gives it to venezuela, if it goes ahead and does it? >> reporter: well, there is a lot of speculation, analysts out there, i was reading the harold one of the leading newspapers in venezuela saying this could possibly be a $16 billion loan from china to venezuela. this newspaper said there would be an increase in loans, they're trying to deliver 100,000 additional barrels a day. now granted, venezuela is sitting on many barrels of oil, so they do have the oil. but to repay the considerable debt that is oil it is not able to sell to bring in income for its economy. and that is one reason why you see maduro's approval ratings in his country go down people are getting upset as it is becoming even more difficult to buy just common household items there. >> all right, will ripley

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well there has been a potential breakthrough in the search for airasia flight 8501. searchers have located the tail section of the missing airliner. a vital find for determining what caused the plane to crash. the tail section holds the flight data recorders or black boxes. it was found in an expanded part of the search area on the 11th day of the search. south korea is painting an alarming picture of north korea's growing military capabilities. they include a force of cyber warriors a growing invasion

force to attack the south. and progress on minitiarizing a war head. >> reporter: it is a nightmare scenario north korea with the capacity to launch a nuclear-tipped missile threatening the u.s. coast. the defense ministry founds pyongyang has edged a step closer to that capability. the north's ability to nuclearize a weapon appears to be closer. south korea assesses that north korean missiles already have the range to reach the u.s. mainland. and that pyongyang is now developing subs that can fire ballistic missiles. the u.s. continues to believe as they tell cnn that they do not have the capability to strike the u.s. with the nuclear armed missile although it has

positioned missile defense systems close to monitor the threat. >> we remain steadfast in our commitment to our allies certainly in korea. >> reporter: the u.s. ally's south korea, has set up military posts and forces that the u.s. says would allow for a quick invasion. there are other ways of attacking far from its borders. north korea has a force of some 6,000 cyber warriors south korea says that it uses to launch cyber attacks on the government military in the south. it is a threat to u.s. experience firsthand as well with the cyber attack on sony which the administration blames on the north korean government. so why is north korea, kim jong-un building up his military now even as he offers renewed talks with his south korean neighbor? >> he has to double down on his

resolve by showing he is strong first. before he with offer an olive branch he has to have a very clear sword in the other hand. >> and the south korea satire the interview has set a record for sony pictures. it says it is their biggest on-line money maker ever. since it's release on december 24th the film has brought in $31 million in internet and rental sales. and thanks to theater profits the interview is close to reaching its $44 million budget. the film about a cia plot to kill north korea's leader kim jong-un apparently led to a hacking attack on sony pictures. the u.s. government blames pyongyang but they deny any involvement. well the weather in parts of the midwest u.s. it is so cold outside.

pedram javaheri joins us now, i mean these temperatures are just brutal. >> yes, and about one fourth of the u.s. population will experience these cold temperatures. we're talking about 73 million people underneath these watches and warnings for wind chill, where we expect it to be below 35 or 36 degrees below zero upwards of 40 to 45 degrees below zero as the winds just howl across the region. in fact some 30 million people across the u.s. will wake up with temperatures at zero degrees farenheit, here are the wind chills as we take you through the early morning hours across chicago, which could be near 30 below zero nearing from is what it feels like in minneapolis, cleveland, chicago, all the publics schools have been closed. and it will be generally sunny outside, but with these sorts of temperatures dangerous, because five minutes with 30 below, you could get frost bite and damage to your skin 50 below, just a

couple of minutes to cause it. so a very dangerous situation. jet stream taking a nose dive you see just locked there. south florida is really not impacted by it at this hour. 73 degrees in miami, atlanta, feels like 32. that will feel warm coming in the next hours, with the cold reaching 70 in the united states. 13 degrees, looking at atlanta, the low temperature on into st. louis, should be close to 40 degrees this time of year. even dallas texas, introducing the sleet. we have the warnings in place across the southern united states, as well. and the perspective for chicago pretty impressive. that is the high temperature in the forecast across the region about minus 20 celsius if you're curious, notice the trend just struggles to get above the freezing mark. showing you the trend here out

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play music. samuel burke has a look at some of the new technologies. >> reporter: right now in las vegas, the bright lights and high dollar tables look a bit different. because at the annual consumer show it is less about show girls and more good show gadgets flaunting their curves. international ces has innovations on display from more than 140 countries. the excitement is inescapable. even if you wanted to record your getaway attempt, high-flying technology is not far behind. this is the type of drone that you do want following you around. you just let it take off and then it uses this wrist band to follow you around right, left up and down. and record everything you're doing. even across the las vegas desert. back inside tech companies are betting not just on a full house but on a smart one.

>> smartphones are really becoming our remote controls for the world. and so why not use them to control our homes? it is figuring out the technologies and better ways for them to talk to one another. >> right now your house can activate starting early with the brewing system. when you leave your house, you can use this amarillo camera to detect and follow intruders. and when you get home you can turn on the fan, the real name for this energy saving model. or? >> control up to eight bulbs with the surround sound. >> reporter: you can even use the light bulbs to play music. yes, i said light bulb ss. like any other show room in las vegas, security is also a top priority here. so how many of you actually went to see a great sony movie this

holiday? >> reporter: not just for sales but for safety. >> that is what a lot of security experts are concerned about is the fact here now we're opening up not just our computers and phones but our entire homes to hackers. >> reporter: and companies are lining up to help us face that risk with several new concepts. one of the apps that caught our attention is called one you, and it allows you to replace your password with a selfy. there is a lot of money to be made here but introducing big new ideas is still a gamble with customers. >> this company really wants this future because this is a whole line of products to sell. they're still trying to convince the consumers that they want these products so that is a big challenge there. >> reporter: sam burke, las vegas. and sony created biscuit at the expo with the unveiling of its new walkman. yes, i said walkman that features enhanced technology that plays songs at a super high

resolution making them sound more life like. it comes with 120 gigabytes of storage. the walkman will be available this spring and comes with a pretty heavy price tag, just over $1100 if you have got it. i'm rosemary church errol barnett will join me after the break. and we'll discuss the discovery of the tail section of airasia flight 8501 live in surabaya. stay with us.

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this is cnn breking news. a critical discovery, the crews have pound the tail section of airasia 8501 thank you for viewers in the u.s. and all around the world. thanks for joining us. >> we want to begin with this the tail section has been found and it holds the -- it holds the potential to be a major development. >> the flight box recorders are usually located in the tail section.