>> a promise fulfilled as jordan takes revenge for the murder of its pilot. >> world leaders turn up the pressure on russia for its role in the bloody conflict in ukraine. >> and what's it like to be the indian prime minister. >> survivors are talking about what they went through. i cannot imagine as they try to come to grips with the crash of

the plane and the fact that they survived. >> the search goes on. missing passengers who plunge to their deaths in a harrowing plane crash that is now being seen around the world. another victim found in the mangled cabin of the transasia plane. rescuers fear other bodies may have been swept down river. crash survivors are now revealing more about the flight's final moments. amazingly, 15 people came out of the crash alive including this

toddler and a 72-year-old man who spoke with cnn affiliate. >> something was wrong with the engine because i always take this flight. i told the girl beside me to quickly release her seat belt hold on to the chair in front and cover her head with clothes. >> many passengers were tangled up in their seat belts and hung upside down. some even died in that position. the driver of the tax iphoned his company later. he had a hard time grasping what had happened. >> a plane flew by and hit me.

>> a remote control model plane? >> my car is completely ripped. >> a remote control plane? >> no. >> i certainly understand the operator not understanding that call.

aviation safety council releasing basically a readout of the cockpit voice recorder. this aircraft has been designed to be flown safely on one engine. the emergency began about 37 seconds after take off. the first issue came about with the number two engine that is the right engine. it is supposed to minimize drag. it prevented the engine from giving any thrust to the plane. there was a flame out warning but they say the engines

continued to operate. investigators saying fuel was cut. the pilot attempting to restart that engine. -- the attempt to restart that left engine happening about 30 seconds after that. certainly natalie they are not saying exactly why it happened. but certainly that there was a problem with the right engine first. something that had to do with the thrust. they did not and of course the

plane eventually ending up here in the river behipd me. >> and just briefly as far as the search there that's going on behind you what's the latest on how many are still searching and the conditions there? >> natalie, we have seen dozens of divers and search and rescue workers coming out to the scene here behind me. there are still boats out in the water. it has been slow going.

will be watching this briefing closely to get a better understanding of what happens. >> jordan's foreign minister says his government is going after isis with everything they have. war planes hit. retaliation. and jordanian officials say there's a lot more to come. let's get the latest now. becky is live. if this is just the beginning of the jordanian offensive what else can we expect? >> the mission was named muath the martyr and the aim was to destroy ammunition and training camps run by isis and secondly to send a very, very strong

message as promised by the jordanian king that they -- the jordanians will not give up in their fight against the militant group. without divulging any details this is what the foreign minister told cnn just a couple of hours ago. >> it's actually the beginning of our retaliation but not the beginning of our fight against terrorism and extremism. we have been with the current effort for a few weebs. so yes, we are upping the ante. we are going after them with everything that we have. it is not the beginning but it is certainly not the end. >> the question is what happens next. as i said not divulging any military strategy for the days

weeks, and months ahead but we are well aware that king abdullah was in washington 72 hours ago. some 20% run by the arab allies. it seems that it's jordan taking the brunt of those doing most of the work in the air at present. so the question is what happens next so far as extra support is concerned by the other arab allies and very specifically from the united states. john? what are they actually asking for in terms of arms shipments? >> obama has appealed to

congress to actually pass legislation allowing for the use of military force. so that is yet to come and that will speed up the whole process and also the bureaucratic process and then looking for the sort of munitions and hardware that the tribes fighting on the ground, the foot soldiers in this war need. and that is the foot soldiers in iraq and in syria and the jordanians that i spoke to yesterday, very, very quick to point out that it is those assets on the ground no boots on the ground so far as international resources are concerned. it is those tribes on the ground doing the brunt of the work.

this is a yearly deal. $660 million of financial assistance in the past is being upped to a billion. again a ratcheting up of effort. the jordanians are very quick to point out that the support from washington is fantastic but a real appeal to the international community that this is a fight that you can't be on the back foot of as it were. if preemptive strikes is what is needed in order to fight against the militant group who is t

jordanians believe are not losing ground. >> becky is live for us there in amman. still to come in cnn, the conflict in eastern ukraine has left hundreds dead. i will tell you why the western allies are once again accusing russia of the conflict. >> authorities still trying to understand why this woman here didn't or couldn't move her car from the train crossing and that all ended up in a fierily collision.

france have

now overpowered by russian forces who have captured new territory since the peace agreement negotiated last september. >> to get peace you have to defend your country and you have to deter russia not allowing russian troops to move further and further. >> the westward move raising concerns in washington where lawmakers are pushing the obama administration to answer the

call for help. >> if allowed this aggression continues unimpeded, moscow may feel emboldened to challenge the nato alliance. >> u.s. officials say they are considering a range of new economic penalties. they are also reconsidering the option of sending lethal military aid to ukraine. >> so heading to moscow later today. let's go live there now. aaron, do we know any details of this peace plan that the german and french leaders will be putting in later today? >> the aim of the plan is certainly clear. what we do know is that french president said yesterday that

they are working to develop a german and french negotiations document alongside the russians and the ukrainians based on the territorial integrity of ukraine. those were his words. yesterday they met with the ukrainian president. the ukrainians seem to be pleased with the process so far. as for the russians russian state media reporting that the kremlin has yet to go through the details of this plan but they are hopeful that things are constructed. those proposals having been met with deep skepticism.

it was said to be a those agreements all but having collapsed. >> this really seemed to come out of nowhere, especially the trip to moscow is there any idea why there has been a sudden flurry of diplomatic activity? >> john kerry himself was saying that u.s. officials were working through the details of the propoezales. they supported this diplomatic effort in principle. but this does come amist a backdrop of escalating violence. there's a real fear that the conflict could become worse. it also comes amist the backdrop of u.s. officials saying that

the administration is considering the oblt of sending lethal defense aid to ukraine, something that has infuriated russians here saying that that possible is a threat to their national security. >> erin a long day ahead for you. well we will take a break. but when we come back some parents in chicago are probably watching their children very closely right now. >> two more measles cases have cropped up this time at a day care center as the u.s. outbreak of the disease continues to grow. >> and making progress. >> also hear a rowdy crowd had fans and players running for cover and riot police moving in.

are center in chicago. more than 100 people in the united states have caught measles recently as the outbreak has triggered a debate. some people calling vaccinations dangerous while most medical expers say that's just not true.

>> u.s. electronics retailer radio shack has filed for protection after nearly a century of business. the rest of radio shack stores are expected to go bye bye. >> going to miss me some radio shack. where else are you going to go get a short wave radio. >> i was going to say, my fm receiver. >> and an answering machine. >> exactly. >> and tape players. >> yeah. >> i love radio shack. it's a bad day. >> have you ever wondered what a thousand ton freight train looks

like crashing through four feet of snow? here it is. this train did not slow down it looks like the snow is coming right at them. >> winder is still in our radar now. a few different clippers coming. that's really for sunday into monday but we have the potential for up to a foot or more of

snowfall from places like boston and buffalo new york. we look at and also factor in the winds and we send the windchill factors. look across the west coast. that shading of green and parts of oregon that is a flood watch. look at how illuminated our radar is at the moment and on top of that we have wind gusts in excess of 60 mile an hour. that will cause some problems with trees perhaps toppling over.

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>> welcome back, everybody. you're watching cnn live. >> our top stories right now. >> flight 235 had problems with both engines. that's from a new report. also says the store alert sounded just 37 seconds after the plane took off. officials say it will be much longer before they know the exact cause of the crash. >> the leaders of germany and france are on their way to moscow. they are presenting a peace

proposal to end the conflict in eastern ukraine. >> and his government is said to be going after isis with everything they have. >> and the memory of al kaseasbeh was honored. here is the report. a constant stream of mourners across the

street to show solidarity to the family. we ask his father about the king's visit. >> he promised us a good promise that he will bombard the stronghold until he avenges the death and destroys them he tells us. a short distance away in this village where the pilot was born and raised women young and old gathered to grieve. his mother just out of hospital. others find comfort. >> he always wants to be a fight er er. he was a smart guy. he was well known and was that guy that was so popular and so

like he had, like he had some character. >> his family was proud of what he stood for. >> he existed and did something. for his country and his religion. >> he had to die to show people how cruel those people are. you know? so it's sad and it's heartbreaking and we're so sad. and we're crying all the time. and when we're not crying we're talking about him. >> his brutal killing seemingly bringing his nation together. >> we're now united more than ever. i think we are all united. everyone had these questions like should we fight them? should we not? we would all go and do this.

>> as jordan begins to strike back the nation begins to mourn a martyr and her son. >> they say they desperately need more weapons from the west to keep up this fight. phil black is with forces and he filed this report within i-sight of isis positions. >> this is one of the front lines in the battle against isis. just over there. this marks the start of what is still isis controlled territory. a small arms fire in this general direction. we are told makes a concerted

effort. >> it was raining. they crossed river by a boat. we followed them until morning. aircrafts who are attacking them. >> this sector of the battle zone is about 75 miles long. it is along those positions. thee fighters are so far the most effective ground troops in the international coalition. they say they are proud to play that role and proud to be fighting with what they describe as the free world. they say they have the manpower

commitment and desire. >> we don't ask even about the time. we need all kind of the weapons because we don't have it. >> officials tell us that ieds are responsible for more than 70% of what is going on. now as nighttime is really beginning to fall this is the time when the kurdish fighters are feeling most alert because this is the time that isis more often than not tries to cross the line into kurdish

controlleder thecontrolled er the territory. >> a big change is coming to the streets of baghdad. the curfew will end saturday. it's currently in effect from midnight until 5:00 a.m. that has been restricting the lives of many people that live there but has done little to stop the bombings. >> tony says he will fight to keep his job as a leader of the center right party. >> the statement coming after two back ventures said they would launch a leadership challenge against him. >> we will stand together in urging the party room to defeat this particular motion and in so doing, and in defeating this

motion to vote in favor of the stability and the team that the people voted for what at the election. we have a strong plan. it's the strong plan that i enunciated at the press club this week and we are determined to get on with it and we will. >> a year and a half after becoming australia's leader mr. abott has seen his polling numbers collapse. he has also received criticism for knighthood. >> looks like the operator of the train did everything he was supposed to do. the operator was traveling under the speed limit, applied the emergency brakes and sounded the horn. >> but it was all too late to prevent the crash which would

kill six people. the car was on the tracks at the crossing as the train approached. the driver of that suv, a mother of three had about 39 seconds between when the crossing lights began flashing. >> she got out of the car and back in the car. poppy was there at the scene and reports on what could have gone wrong. >> a beloved wife and mother of three girls. >> the girls really aer todore her. >> friends and loved ones grappling with how her life could have been cut so short. >> you wonder why it happened. certainly it was not -- she was not a careless person. she would not ever do anything to put anyone at risk. >> just 49 years old, she was driving the suv that caused the deadliest crashes. she was among the six who

perished. >> one possibly trapped in the train. >> rick hope was in the car directly behind brody. >> as we are waiting to cross the tracks the gate comes down in front of me and it comes down and hits the top of her car. i am able to back up and i'm waiting to back up. she walks around the back and looks at the arm that's on the back of the car, she looks at me i gesture for her to come back and indicate that there is plenty of room to back up and she turns, walks and gets back in the car, slight hesitation and then moves forward and at that instant the train came. >> why brody's suv was on the tracks is central to the investigation. eyewitnesss say a separate accident backed up traffic. the ntsb is investigating if the

detour played in role and is trying to recover data from the memory modules in brody's suv. >> we found the crossing arm and traffic signal both operated as designed. >> brody worked at a jewelry store for ten years. >> she had a million dollar smile. she was a saint because she is one of the most selfless person i have ever known. >> she was driving home from work when she was killed. >> she just had a beautiful soul. she would look for the good in others. >> her husband allen posting this message on facebook thanking all who have shared their condolences. >> a u.s. mother accused of

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>> known to millions as gary glitter, the former glam rock star whose real name is paul gad walked into court a free man this morning but tonight is behind bars after being found guilty of abusing three young girls between 1975 and 1980. he found fame with a string of hits. he was at the height of his popularity at the time of his crimes. he showed little emotion as he was found guilty of trying to rape a girl under the age of 10. >> he took advantage of the star

status affording to him. his lack of remorse makes his crimes all the more indefensible. >> this isn't the first time he has been convicted of serious sexual offenses. in 1999 he pleaded guilty of possessing more than 4,000 child abuse images. on his release he talked about turning over a new leaf. >> i've served my time. i want to put it all behind me. >> then in 2006 he was jailed for sexually abusing two young girls age 11 and 12. >> what's your reaction to that? >> unbelievable. >> are you sorry for what you have done? >> i haven't done anything.

i'm innocent. >> you have been found guilty. >> a experience by you know who. one or more newspaper. >> he was deported in 2008 heading back to the uk and put on the sex offenders register. tonight he left court in the back of a prison van. he was the first person to be arrested and is now the fourth person to be convicted as part of that wider police investigation. this photograph a far cry from the image of gary glitter he always wanted to present. >> in the united states police officers were grilled during the fifth day of the murder trial of aaron hernandez. the defense focused on the

collection of evidence suggesting that the work may have been sloppy or disorganized. yours will be take on the the victim's hope hernandez's home and where lloyd died. >> and a family in missouri accused of planning their own son's kidnapping. the 6-year-old was lured into a pick up truck, tied up threatened with a gun but his mother grandmother, aunt and co-worker were all in on it. the details get more disturbing. he was take on the a basement where his parents ss were. his pants were removed and he was told he could be sold into sex slavery. >> the boy was taken up stairs where he was told it was a

lesson on stranger danger. they told investigators they did nothing wrong. the boy is physically okay. we're told and was placed in protective custody. >> with parents like that huh? >> that's just disturbing. >> very sad story. >> and a web cam at the right place at the right time. >> to show you just that video clip about 3,000 volcanos in mexico. this is known as the ring of fire. and one of them was just blessing us with this visual.

hat region actually asked to stay within a five kilometer radius on this particular volcano and with good reason too. and there it is putting on quite a show for us. did you know that today going into february 19th is the start of the chinese new year? the lunar new year. this is the largest annual human migration. 2.8 billion total trips. that includes road trips, train trips as well as air travel. it's fitting that we talk about

what type of weather people can expect as they prepare to travel across china. we do have a cold air mass that will settle in. really cooling off into the weengd. a very active weather pattern. you can see a low pressure system. this is known as the -- and we have the mountains across central italy expecting anywhere between 15 and 25 centimeters. we have got plenty more news and headlines coming up after a short break. stick around.

>> a critical match in the africa cup of nation's tour erupted into chaos. >> it wasn't pretty. moments later ghana fans began to spill on the pitch hoping to get away from things being tossed at them. try and calm things down. the match ended 3-0 in favor of ghana after a lengthy delay.

ghana now moves on to the africa cup of nation's final facing ivory coast. >> everyone has a. >> dell: -- d -- >> i just said that. >> it's amazing. >> all right. when you are the exact copy of the leader of the second most populous country, just like john does. here is sendy in -- cindy. >> an ordinary man with an extraordinary following. wherever he goes people straggle along. it's easy to see why people could confuse the two. >> a lot of people love him and

when they see me they think i am him. i am a poor man but look around you and look at how many people are trying to take photos. for 52 years, he lived a simple life teaching primary school children in a remote part of northern india. when he was declared the prime minister candidate he was all over tv and people in my town started saying look there he is. from then on i decided i will give my life to him he says. they have never met one-on-one. he isn't sure if the prime minister knows he exists so like the rest he waits for india's most powerful man to arrive. a cloud of dust.

and then the man himself. >> he has just been one upped by the real prime minister of india who has just arrived. >> i asked him what it's like to live someone else's life whether he worries about his own identity. he says he feels blessed this is his destiny. >> live the dream. >> live the dream. >> thanks for watching. >> and stay with us. early start for our viewers here in the united states. stay with us. cnn newsroom is next. has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients. [ aniston ] because beautiful skin goes with everything. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™.

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diplomatic and political muscle in moscow today as world leaders meet to renew the push for peace in eastern ukraine. i'm max foster. this is cnn newsroom. also ahead. bombs rain down on isis targets. a promise fulfilled as jordan avenges the murder of the pilot. officials in taiwan are closer to figure