mfortable, spends a lot of time watching and thinking about gay people, i don't know turning back the clock or tv dial is the solution. look, larry, when you're up late at night thinking about what gay people are doing, you can always find a good re-run to watch. hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm zain asher. >> i'm john vause. the hunt is on for the mastermind of the terror plot. >> kenyan children fighting to save their playground. why police responded with tear gas. >> no go zones in the uk. britain's prime minister had this to say. >> frankly, i thought it must be april fool's day. this guy is clearly a complete idiot idiot. >> he upped the anty but can he back it up. >> lindsey vaughn's record-setting run. the world's most triumph skier

and her boyfriend's missing tooth. >> the very latest out of belgium belgium. a manhunt underway. >> a belgium counterterrorism official says authorities looking for a 27-year-old belgium belgium isis fighter whose last known location was greece. >> and an alger ya was located. >> za ain, they believe he was guiding the bellgium network. he is a belgium mocorron and

including two men killed in a fire fight with police during a raid last thursday. those two men who were killed authorities believe are also it is thought, fought with isi is in syria. this is significant because it means that isis has potentially or isis members have tried to strike out from the territory they control in syria and iraq into the heart of western europe. much of isis's existence until now is concerned with expanding the territory it controls in syria, in iraq building this so-called islamic state. if this scenario is correct, it would be an example of isis lashing out trying to strike back at a european country that is responsible for the bombing campaign against isis targets in

iraq, zain. >> france remains on high alert following the terror attacks in paris. >> a french investigation is revealing details about the man behind the grocery store attack and how the brothers may have fell off the radar. >> another man is on the run, this as we're learning about a series of missteps amongst french intelligence. dna on an am mission magazine and thought to be taken to the supermarket where he killed four people. a source close to the investigation says one of them is already among the nine in custody in paris.

his dna was found in that car. french authorities are continuing to search for his partner but she's thought to be far away on the run in syria. >> this is obviously, a larger cell that we've initially anticipated. >> we have today mainly more than 4,000 european union citizens or residents involved in the jihad in syria and iraq. >> a series of communication lapses and delays by french intelligence agencies are shedding new light on why the brothers may have fallen off the radar. authorities began monitoring them in 2011 but not their computers which sources tell cnn contain several videos and sermons of al qaeda and then in february of 2014 one french agency received an alert about a

kouachi brother's phones but didn't pass it on until four months later when both brothers were taken off surveillance. >> there is no question i think the failure to be able to have prevented the attack that took place in paris was an intelligence failure. >> in an exclusive interview with cnn, leon panetta said europe needs to be more aggressive. >> the problem is in dealing with those in the various european areas where there is frankly less aggressiveness at going after these individuals when they return. >> belgium authorities waiting for a 33-year-old alger yen man to be extradited and the plot for isis fighters that wanted to murder police officers in belgium. several suspects believed to be linked are in custody but a

senior belgium counterterrorism official says the group's ringleader considered a key isis operative is still on the run. and in belgium, foreign ministers discuss counterterrorism strategies including better information and intelligence sharing among countries and strengthening ties with muslim countries. john and zain. >> thanks to pamela brown, they are reporting in from paris. >> arwa damon has a look at the possible path she may have taken to enter syria. hayat boumeddiene among the most wanted women but on january 22nd her and a male cleared customs. the two were placed under surveillance when a red flag was

raised. they checked into this hotel on the asian side of istanbul and were monitored after a couple days but after engaging in tourist activities the surveillance stopped. this happened in the days leading up to the paris attacks. following the attack the, the turks alerted the french they had already in fact gathered some intelligence on hayat hayat boumeddiene and they further tracked her movements. hayat boumeddiene was along the turkey syria boarder. it's a key hub for transit into syria. the tourist city saw the population swell due to the refugee influx and just about a anyone can blend into the chaotic streets and from here there are plenty of routes to the next like of their journey. we meet these two men in a town close to the boarder. they are both professional smugglers. for the last few months the

soldiers have really cracked down one says but there are always security breaches and alternate rudes to beoutes to be exploited. he says a woman in all black paid him two to three times the going rate right around when tour kirk authorities believe boumeddiene disappeared into syria. she said i will give you 100 lira to get me into syria. she was entirely cover in black like i am now. it's the first time since the war in syria began that either of them have taken a woman across on her own. she was of medium build and guesses her age to be in her mid 20s. she spoke classical arabic and did not have a syrian accent. that he claims is all he knows. i saw the 100 lira and i did not ask anything he tells us. on the back of a motorcycle they headed down this boarder

road dotted with potential illegal crossing points. the turkish military stopped us but it is further down the road in a similar sort of landscape. there is no way of knowing if it was boumeddine but within a hour of speaking to the smuggler, the woman in black was in syria. >> well to yemen and heavy fighting in the capital, forces are and rebels are set to sign a seize fire agreement. >> health officials say nine people were killed 67 injured in clashes all around the presidential palaces. they are happening for days. yemen's prime minister went into hiding after gunmen shot at him. the gunmen said the fighting was a power grab by shiite rebels and they say the military attacked people that wanted road

closes lifted. >> it raises concerned about the battle against al qaeda which is based there. >> there are fears that a power vacuum could create a safer haven for terrorist. here is barbara starr. >> john zain everyone is awaiting the possibility of a seize fire in yemen but nobody thinks peace is about to break out any time soon. gunfire, rebel fighters, check points, smoke rising near the presidential palace yemen facing chaos. many say this is the beginning of an attempted coup by houhti rebels. >> i do not think the soezeize fire will hold based on the last year going on throughout yemen. >> shiite houthi rebels have been challenging for months.

christiane amanpour was told they are surrounded by militias stationed on rooftops around his home. >> what is the state of control of the government? >> non-existent. >> are you telling me the government is not in control? >> yes, shocking huh? >> for workers, if there is an order to evacuate they could leave by state department chartered aircraft but only if it is safe enough to drive to the airport. if the airport closes there is another route. cnn has learned the u.s. military has just increased its alert level. marines and special forces on board the uss offshore are ready to go immediately according to a u.s. official in the region. v 22 and ch 53 helicopters could land on the embassy ground and quickly airlift out everyone including nearly 100 marines

already there guarding the embassy. but an even deeper national security worry as yemen rebels al qaeda in the peninsula head quartered in yemen and claim to the paris "charlie hebdo" attacks has a dangerous advantage. >> when there is turmoil, it's great for aqap because everyone is focussing on internally in the country and aqap kind of sits in the shadows and continues to have some safe haven, continue to train. >> so what to do now, especially about al qaeda in yemen? u.s. officials say the situation is say perilous right now, all they can do is watch and wait. john, zain? >> barbara starr at the pentagon. an explosion wounded at least 14 people. >> this is the latest in a series of mystery explosions.

this is according to police there. security services called the explosion a terrorist act and launching an investigation. >> a push monday in the fight for control over some regions. the country's prime minister says russian troops and military equipment moved into the area to aided separatists. >> the tanks and rocket systems were included in that transfer. he says that the equipment is not sold in local street markets but could only come from the russian army and defense ministry. >> in many parts of eastern ukraine, front lines are not far from the front doors. civilians are living in the cross fire. >> the fighting created danger and completely changed the way people live their lives and go about their daily business. take a listen. >> from thursday to friday, they actually counted 138 seize fire violations and then friday through saturday another 100 seize fire violations. so what does this mean for people on the ground? it means innocent civilians being subject to shuling in

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well details are emerging about a the first ground battle between western troops and isis fighters in iraq. a general confirms special forces came under mortar and machine gun attack from the militants. >> the general said his troops neutralized the threat with sniper fire and say the incident took place within the last week. no reported canadian injuries. >> american politicians are raising the eye of their british counter parts talking about the threat of muslim extremist. >> louisiana's governor is the latest american to claim there are no -- there are places in the uk, excuse me, are

non-muslims are not allowed. they call them no go zones and the british say that is not true. true. >> first, the so-called terror expert on fox news declaring england's second city a no-go zone for non-muslims. >> no britain, it's not just no-go zones, there are cities like birmingham there that are totally muslim. >> that was followed by the prime minister slap down. >> frankly, i choked at my porage and thought it was april fool's day. >> we made regret nl errors on air. >> more apologies. >> we apologize. >> we apologize. >> we deeply regret these errors and apologize to the people in birmingham and those offended. >> now bobby jipdndal say there are indeed no-go areas.

>> there are neighborhoods where the women don't feel safe walking through those neighborhoods without vails and where the police are less likely to go. it's dangerous. >> to make an as sersumption like that you need to give me the area. >> they know their neighborhoods where they found feel comfortable. >> that's high crime rate. it's not because there are too many muslims there. >> we're not saying look i know the left wants to make this into an attack into relig and that's not what this is s. we're saying absolutely is an a issue for the uk and american and european and western nations. >> all of this off the back of the paris terror attacks which were carried out by muslims in the name of their faith. >> muslim leaders have the responsibility to step up and denounce these individuals. >> we've done that before would paris not have happened? >> if we had greater integration

and simulation, we wouldn't see the extent of the problem we're facing. >> another voice added in the increasingly heated question about who is to blame for terror in the name of islam. max foster, cnn, london. >> yeah you know i have to say i was born and raised in the uk and honestly like i have never heard of a neighborhood a muslim neighborhood where police are not afraid to go people who are non-muslims -- >> there are predominantly muslim areas, and there are issues with those areas but police still enter. so it's a bit of a stretch you can say. >> okay. >> still to come what brought down air asia 8501? terrorism or something else? >> what investigators are saying now that they listened to the black boxes. stay with us. over the last 10 years we've helped over one million business owners get started. visit us today for legal help you can count on to start and run your business. legalzoom.

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birth control methods, basically meaning meaning absence. >> it will be a very big tour. okay we're learning more about what is on the black box recordings from the air asia jetliner that crashed into the java sea. >> after listening to the final minutes of the doomed flight investigators may be ruling out terrorism. here is rene marsh. >> reporter: indonesia investigators do not hear an explosion on air asia flight 8501est est 8501's recorder but what brought down the plane remains a mystery. >> the voice from the cockpit does not show a sign of the terrorist attack, only the pilot sounding busy. >> reporter: the flight was traveling through severe thunderstorms when it crashed. the question remains was weather, mechanical failure of human error to blame? >> you want to make absolutely certain before you rule anything

for sure or rule anything out for sure. >> reporter: former fbi agent christopher voss investigated the crash of twa flight 800. >> if it's not a terrorist problem that brought this plane down and that means they potentially have to look for other manifestations to that problem, another flight crew or another airplane. there has to be a hidden danger for planes that are still flying. >> reporter: the doomed flight was an airbus a 320 with more than 3500 in operation worldwide. meanwhile the pain staking search for bodies continues. two more found sunday but the water logged remains are decomposing and only 53 of the 162 on board have been recovered. [speaking foreign language]. >> translator: due to currents the divers wouldn't reach the bottom which constrained our operation. >> reporter: divers were able to pull up debris like passenger seats but the fuselage is at the bottom. it's the largest piece of

wreckage at nearly 100 feet long and believed to hold some of the missing bodies. rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> let's get a quick check of weather. much of europe is dealing with the coldest weather of the season while northwestern u.s. is seeing the opposite. what we're seeing is ice cold freezing weather in parts of the uk island germany and parts of the u.s. are sitting pretty. >> it is gorgeous. >> very nice here. >> it is gorgeous across a large part of the southern u.s. guys. >> great. >> we'll take it. i know you had afternoon jog outside, spent some time outside, john and that pattern will be prevalent around the northwest when you look at this massive area of high pressure. the temperature will not only be above average but afternoon sunshine down to san francisco and los angeles, not unusual that far to the south but seattle will take it after the championship victory on sunday. partly to mostly sunny skies

before showers come in on friday and san francisco the same with morning fog and afternoon sunshinement sunshine. we have king tide effect here in place because of the soon, the moon, the earth in proopper alignment. but here is the long range outlook from saturday through the latter portion of next week. 80% chance there to be above average later next week. so warming trend expected to continue. here you go, this is what we were talking about with zain with cold temperatures. plenty of snowfall and currently in london minus three degrees a cold spot across europe. comparable with a minus four. plenty of goose eggs from paris to frank ford. the jet stream dipping south. that unsettled weather pattern expected to continue into the coming few days. more news zain, and john, coming up shortly. recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history

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on coulibaly's gun magazine. it was traced to one of nines is suspects in custody. government forces and rebels in yemen are scheduled to sign a seize fire in the coming hours. health officials say heavy fighting near the presidential palace left at least nine people dead. there are concerns the unrest could give al qaeda and the arabia peninsula a stronger foothold. army operation freed 24 people kidnapped by boca haram. dozens more are being held hostage. two northern villages were attacked. most of them believed to be children. okay. well young children protesting the sell of their school was gassed by police in kenya. primary school children elementary school children running away.

you see the cloud of tear gas surrounding them. these pictures have outraged a lot of people around the world. before officers moved in the children and their teachers held signs chanted and knocked down a fence blocking their place to play. their movement is called occupy playground and is a big hashtag on social media. more on the reaction to the tear gassing and what happened to the police involved. >> reporter: this is the moment children are hit with tear gas. they were protesting over their playground some as young as six years old activeist say. they came to school monday on a fenced off playground. children raised signs in protest calling the act terror against children and kenya the land of shameless grabbers. the children along with teachers

and activist protested the fence waving sticks and banging on it. that's when police brought out the tear gas against all of them. thousands cried out with the hashtag occupy playground. one post a quote from dr. martin luther king junior one has a morning responsibility to disobey unjust laws with a holiday commemorating dr. king which the u.s. marked on monday and the former visit president of kenya, the kids were promised laptops, not canisters of tear gas. someone must be held accountable. others blamed activist what is achieved from crying terrorized children activist pushing the agenda via kids. today was sickening. activists say this has always been about the children. >> this is the option the playground. >> at least one police officer was hurt monday and local media reports that the officer who was in charge of the operation has been suspended. cnn has reached out to police

for a statement but we haven't yet received a response. tuesday the children go back to school but not without the memory of what one activist calls a dark sad day for kenya. jessica king cnn. >> what these children went through clearly inexcusable. children are back in class after the ebola outbreak delayed the start of the school year by about three months. the schools followed a strict safety protocol including temperature screening, hand washing, and minimal physical contact between students. teachers were trained on ebola pre preparedness and schools received 50,000 high again kits as well. set to testify monday after accusing president fernandez of a coverup.

>> reporter: accusing the president of argentina of covering up iran's suspected involvement in the bombing of a jewish center in buenos ares. his body was discovered by his mother and federal agents after the agents appointed to protect him were unable to contact him. this was hours before he was due to testify in a closed-door congressional hearing on those allegations. his body was inside his bathroom blocking the door. a .22 gun and a shell casing were found fueling speculation this could be a suicide. but opposition leaders say they think the timing is just too suspicious coming just as he prepared testimony, even talking to lawmakers about it on saturday. the investigating prosecutor refused to speculate.

>> as the days go by and we have the results from the autopsy, we'll be able to determine the cause of death. i can't venture a hypothesis that wouldn't be prudent. >> the 1994 bombing killed 85 and wounded 300. he was appointed to investigate the attack a decade ago. prosecutors long accused iran and hasballah of organizing the bombing. iran denies involvement. last week she accused the president of covering up for iranian officials. the argentina government denied. >> now all eyes on the investigation into his death. amid concerns that this mystery could drag on just as it did with the 1994 bombing.

shasta darlington cnn. >> the slowest great rate in a quarter of a century. all the reaction from that. also, we'll take you to china's so-called ghost cities as the supply of new housing massively out strips demand. stay with us.

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economy grew by 7.4%. the weakest expansion in 24 years. let's look at the numbers how asian march redkets are responding hong kong up by half a percent. the nikkei up by 2% and australia in negative territory but flat. despite missing the initial target. the economy continues to grow. this is the slowest rate since 1990s. let's go live to beijing for an explanation. this is a slowing growth rate but it's also good news in the sense this could be the soft landing the economic planners in beijing are looking for, which may explain why we are getting positive numbers on the sheer markets. >> yeah certainly, john. as you know from living and reporting here for many years, there are a fair amount of critics in pay beijing that take these numbers with a grain of salt and say the government

manipulates the numbers to benefit the interests one way or another. nonetheless, there were some analysts that predicted this number of 7.4% to be lower than it was. ist it's still fairly close to the goal but what is significant is the imf is predicting. they are saying chinese growth will slow more in 2015 and a 6.3% growth rate and that's a a rate a lot would be envious of. >> a big problem in beijing is essentially the housing sector they relied on real estate and a booming housing market and that's slowing significantly and there is a lot of over supply. >> yeah absolutely. wasteful construction is one way that you put it. we took a trip a few hours outside of beijing to one kind of glaring example of the government throwing a lot of money into a project that really wasn't very well thought out.

>> it's a weekday morning at the financial district in this chinese city. the government spent billions of dollars on this virtual replica of manhattan but see what is missing, the people. when construction began here in 2009 thousands of workers were building these skyscrapers modelled after some of new york's most famous buildings. today we see few signs of construction and the buildings that look finished sit empty. the chinese government denies reports that this project has run out of money but like this bridge there is a huge gap between their vision and reality. china's real estate market is declining leaving more and more ghost cities often the result of wasteful construction too many buildings and not enough tenants. because real estate has been fueling china's economic growth

a slowdown will affect a long list of industries. this empty financial district just won alarming sign of bigger trouble for the world's second largest economy. and john it was so striking to drive back to beijing and look out the window and see ghost city after ghost city after ghost city. this could be a real problem as some feel there is a real estate housing bubble that could at some point burst. >> that has always been a big concern across china. china is also a the world's largest importer of oil so with the slowing growth numbers coming out, what impact have these numbers had on the price of crude? >> well certainly consumers are benefitting here cheaper gas prices and chinese airlines are benefitting. so on the consumer side of things it's a benefit and gio politically for china because companies or countries like

venezuela and now a country that relies on oil, venezuela, china are seeking the help economically of china. china is writing these big checks and building kind of global allies if you will because of the plunging oil prices john. >> heavy writing out the checks around the world but from my experience always a big fear if it fell below 8% that was the magic number and a concern unemployment would rise and lead to social unrest and a threat to the communist party. they wanted it to be around the 8% mark. how is that calculations standing right now? >> it's a really important mark psychologically, which is why some were surprised the government allowed predictions to get below 8%. i just checked the urban unemployment rate which isn't often reported because it's not a relyiable number at 4% not

accounting for my grants and out in fact rural areas. john as you know from living here there is an unspoken pact between the chinese people and government in exchange for tolerating censorship heavy-handed approach at times ridiculous beer rockureaucracy they enjoyed double digit growth and people are making more money. if that money tap stops flowing and people start losing jobs there is a serious concern for social unrest given the fact a lot of people are young and this is the age of social media and the government is monitoring a messaging app that's popular and they are quickly trying to stomp any signs of unrest and also purpose pumping a lot of money to ensure that the growth continues and people stay calm and for the government here the communist party stays in power. >> maybe slowing economic growth they might get breathable air in return. thanks.

live in beijing. okay more economic news now, a new report finds the super rich are about to get richer. by next year it says the richest 1% of the world's population will own more than the other 99% combined. this means that the 80 richest people on earth will have the same wealth as the poorest 3.5 billion people p.. ined incredible incredible. the billionaires have to decide what kind of world they want to live in. >> do they want to live in a world where they have to be scared to walk down the street and live behind barbed wire. places like south africa rich people are unhappy. live shorter lives and live in fear. >> that report came one day before barack obama's expected

to announce tax plans to close tax breaks for the wealthy in the u.s. -- >> interesting point about that 1% though, and i know it seems like a lot of money but to get into that 1% you need net assets of -- that's not quite the balls and all those -- >> you don't have to be quite as rip, yeah. >> there is a very wide spread within that 1%. so numbers -- >> are you in that 1% many john? >> gosh no not yet. still saving my pennies. >> the world economic forum gets underway with the next global context. >> plenty of uncertainty now and today's leaders will need news assets to navigate it. richard quest puts things into context for us by learning new skills of hiss own on the mountain. ♪ ♪

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we have a new record for skiing lindsey vaughn the most successful woman in al line skiing history breaking a 35-yearlong record. now vaughn was actually said to break that record two years ago before a horrific crash where she seriously hurt her knee an accident that forced her to miss last year's winter olympics. vaughn broke a record her boyfriend tiger woods broke a tooth knocked out by a photographer. a shoulder mounted camera accidently hit woods in the mouth near the world cup awards podium. no word yet on when tiger will have the tooth replaced. maybe he'll leave it like that. patrick got a chance to talk with lindsey vaughn of the win. she spokane didly about tiger surprising her and the disguises he sometimes wears to avoid

being recognized. >> the moment, as well you saw your boyfriend tiger woods that made the journey, what did that mean to you? >> oh it was so awesome. he got me good. i was not expecting him to show up. he definitely surprised me. but it was just you know such a nice gesture and means a lot to me. obviously, it was an important day for me in my life and career and to be able to share it with him and my parents and sister it was just -- made that day even more special. so i'm really happy he came. >> as he's hugging you, what did he say to you? >> i actually was the one that did most of the talking. it was a couple of swear words like i can't believe you came and, you know he's like i told you i would be here with you and he was just physically this time. [ laughter ] >> i got to ask you about this disguise though. what was his thinking behind that? >> well you know, it's a little

bit hard for him to you know walk around a ski town without being recognized so usually when he goes skiing he wears those silly masks and loves it. so i knew immediately when i saw him that it was him, but i don't know, it's kind of nice for him to go incognito every once in awhile. >> you know i totally would not have recognized him with the glasses on and hat on. the missing teeth. >> did you see the mask? like a skeleton mask. freaky. >> but that tooth needs to be replaced i'm sorry. >> it's a skeleton mask. that's just weird. >> i would never have known that was him. i guess that's the point. i'm zain asher. >> i'm john vouse. cnn newsroom right after this. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't

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