alisyn? >> man that floor does not look comfortable, though. jason. we hope people can get out soon. thanks so much for that. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about now, the israeli defense force says an anti-tank missile struck one of their vehicle nears the golan heights near the lebanese border. >> alisyn as you said they're reporting casualties. we're here at the intersection of the lebanese and syrian board wer israel. the mount dor behind me where the incident took place, anti-tank fire against israeli soldiers and their vehicles. the israelis have blocked off the area. other incidentsings a house in a nearby city was also hit. and also the idf has been trading fire across the lebanese and syrian border. yesterday this followed some rocket fire from syria. overnight, israeli idf targeted syrian positions, sending a message to syria and hezbollah, that it will not tolerate another front on the golan heights. so clearly this situation is escalating. this of course is in retaliation f

alisyn stay warm. phone is pater gaynor with the rhode island emergency management agency. how was your night? >> it was actually kind of quiet and we appreciate that. the governor put out some consistent messaging to have all rhode islanders stay off the road and they pretty much heeded her advice we're thankful about that. >> is there a travel ban in place in rhode island? >> there is travel ban until further notice bridges are closed and again we're still in the middle of it and we'll probably be in blizzard conditions until 10:00 or 11:00 this morning, so we're not out of it just yet. >> that's what you're predicting the storm comes in waves, when you're in one of the quiet waves, you go oh i guess we've passed the worst. i know in providence and all throughout rhode island the worst is yet to come. what are you expecting for the next ten hours? >> well i think pretty much what we've seen since about 1:00 this morning. winds, in providence gusts this morning up to 45 we've had higher gusts along th

alisyn? >> john thanks for that background. >>> al qaeda in the arabian peninsula claiming responsibility for the attack on the "charlie hebdo" offices in paris. they said this attack was years in planning. but still, one big unknown -- did the kouachi brothers actually meet the terror group's lead anywhere yemen? was al awlaki the mastermind of that massacre? cnn is the only tv network in yemen, let's get to our nick paton walsh on the ground what's the latest? >> it is absolutely key to work out awlaki was involved in meeting these brothers. and of course after his death at the hands of a u.s. drone in 2011 shortly afterwards said by u.s. intelligence they're said to have left yemen, potentially carrying tens of thousands of dollars to assist operations in europe. that's key, they're hunting jihad cells, do those jihad cells lead back here to yemen? so now very quiet right now, friday prayer under way. real fears of protest on the street. anger against the cartoons that appeared again in "c

at 9:30 eastern, chris and alisyn will bring you the war within islam. that's an in-depth look at violent extremism and how to stop it him colonel james reese, always a pleasure thanks for being here today. >> take a look at this. what a scary thing to see, that's smoke pouring from a delta jet. a live report ahead. >> highlights from the heart pounding finish. even i was excited. >> okay that's an on size kick. at discover, we're always here to talk. good, 'cause i don't have time for machines. some companies just don't appreciate . ♪ ... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum...♪ smoothies! only from tums. >>> this morning the faa investigating two very close calls den a delta flight forced to dump fuel and return to the airport after smoke was detected coming from its landing gear. cnn's renee marsh joins us live with more. this is scary, renee. >> alisyn two passenger jets were about a half a mile away from

>> well prishs little alisyn.king it from the fact that we don't know that the malicious have not captured them. i think if they would have captured them we would have gotten word right away that they were in custody or they were dead. the fact that they're not saying anything suggests to me that if fact they're still in pursuit of the people involved in this we saw the interior minister himself going out to the scene as well as the president hollande they've been out to the scene and i think we're going to hear more from their various offices when this clears up a little bit here. but at the moment we do not know what's happened to those assailants. we do know that among the dead may be as many as two police officers there are 11 confirmed dead and four seriously injured. so the police did give pursuit. were chasing them. but what happened at that point, we don't know. >> hey, jim with, the assailants on the loose as we believe, it makes us here i mean certainly our ears perked up when we heard that french offici

good morning, senator. >> good morning, alisyn.e was a terror magazine that put out a call for kitchen bombs, homemade bombs that are undetectable by metal detectors at the airport or even as we understand it dogs. what does the tsa do about that? >> well, alisyn it's very proper to be on heightened alert. we can't win the war in islamic terror on defense. we have to be on of fence. remember "charlie hebdo" magazine had been under threats. they had been attacked in the past. french authorities had protective members in place and there were still a massacre of 12 journalists and 4 parisian jews. we have to kill them over there before they come here. >> senator john mccain was on "new day" and he talked about what he thinks it will take to really put a dent in isis over there, and he talked about many more american soldiers on the ground. listen to this. >> we have to commit to really defeating isis and having a strategy to do so. that means more americans on the ground not from a large combat troops but a lot more americans on the g

>> reporter: hey, alisyn. brady came out.ting peppered by questions from reporters. he came out and spoke about a day earlier than he was expected hoping to put all of this behind him. >> i have no knowledge of anything. i have no explanation for what happened. >> reporter: the new england patriots on the defense. head coach bill belichick and quarterback tom brady speaking out in separate press conferences thursday declaring they did not deflate footballs in sunday's afc championship game. >> i didn't alter the ball in any way. once i approved the ball, that's the ball i expect out there on the field. i don't know what happened over the course of the process with the footballs. >> reporter: the nfl's investigation continues into why 11 of the 12 footballs the patriots provided for the game were under inflated. any notion of foul play denied by the star quarterback. >> is tom brady a cheater? >> i don't believe so. i mean, i feel like i've always played within the rules. i would never do anything to break the rules. >> report

alisyn and chris? >> michelle thanks. let's get into that and those questions, we want to bring in john avlon and margaret hoover. john is editor in chief of the daily beet. and margaret is a cnn political commentator, republican consultant and a sirius xm host. highs and lows for you, john? >> the highs were a lot of the ad libs you got the level of authenticity. even when he pushed back on the sarcastic claps about not being able to run again. the lows were when he talked about the bipartisanship but the proposals didn't add up and i thought the joni ernst republican speech was stale. >> meaning her delivery? >> yes. >> the low is total lack of acknowledging he's faking the largest republican majority since 1920. he made no acknowledgement that all of the proposals he was suggesting have absolutely zero chance of passing. so it was incredibly defiant and that's a low, that's not in the gesture and ethos of being able to get done in the next in the next two years. the high was there was this moment of authenticity. there

>> well alisyn we're always prepared.here about the preparations that the united states government has taken, however, we look at a range of factors, a range of information. there's nothing more important to us to the secretary of state, to the president than the safety and security of our men and women serving overseas. we also need to take into account the fact that having a strong presence in yemen, having counter terrorism operations we continue to work on our international security interests. right now we continue to monitor, we continue to discuss internally. we have not made a decision to evacuate. >> here is senator dianne feinstein talking about that strong presence not being worth the risk. listen to this. >> well when it comes to this i really believe it's better to be safe than sorry. i really believe it's better not to risk the fact that yemeni troops guarding the embassy detaught and that something bad happens to our people. >> the of benghazi? >> it is a shadow of benghazi there's no question about it. >> j

alisyn cam mer rot at that and micaela pereira. >> good morning. welcome back. this is your "new day." wednesday, january 21st. just after 8:00 in the east. president obama says the state of our union is strong but so are the countless terror groups active and only getting stronger around the world.

>> good morning, alisyn. the fbi swarmed in arresting christopher lee cornell in the parking lot of this gun shop two miles from his house after authorities say he purchased two weapons. authorities stepped in to make their move when his alleged plot got closer to its final or later stages. an ohio man now in custody for allegedly plotting an isis-inspired attack at the u.s. capital capital. officials say christopher lee cornell was planning to detonate pipe bombs around the building and shoot people as they fled. the 20-year-old came to the fbi's attention several months ago for alarming social media posts, talking about violent jihad. the fbi says cornell told an informant he had contacts overseas he had aligned himself with isis and believed lawmakers were his enemy. a criminal complaint says cornell did not think he would receive authorization to conduct a terrorist attack in the united states. but wanted to wage jihad on his own, writing, i believe we should meet up and make our own group in alliance wit

>> all right alisyn. if you're just joining us now, let us tell you how we got to where we are right now. on your screen you're going to see the current situation. the two terror suspects from the massacre here at the offices of "charlie hebdo" have been confined by police to an industrial area northeast of paris. they are believed to have one hostage with them. it is a female. they have said they refuse to surrender the female. how do authorities know? they are dialoguing if not negotiating with them. they have been told by the suspects they're willing to die as martyrs. you have to balance that against the fact that so farthest two men have done everything they cannot to die. everything they can to keep themselves alive. but the authorities are there. let's take a couple of steps back to how we got to where we are right now. yesterday you'll remember obviously the horrible massacre here. they escaped in a car, they encountered three different sets of police. two patrols, one police person on foot. they

alisyn? >> there's that silver lining. presents you can use. thanks so much. >>> let's get over to michaela for more news. >>> we begin with something that hits close to home here, family friends and political heavyweights will gather in new york city this morning to say a final good-bye to former new york governor mario cuomo. former fist couple bill and hillary clinton, as well as attorney general eric hold remember among those expected to attend. cuomo, who served three terms as governor who leaves a legacy of speaking out for the voiceless and powerless, we send our very best to our colleague and friend chris cuomo, at this very difficult time for his family. >>> the 114th congress convenes with republicans in charge of the house and the senate. gop leaders are intent on undoing some of president obama's key policies. including health care and immigration. that could be a prescription for gridlock. a new cnn/orc poll suggests that's what most people are expecting. 47% expect there will be

i'm alisyn camerota.isis flag in a terrorist apartment rented by four gunmen who killed four people in that grocery store. it is unclear if hayat boumeddine stay in that apartment? if so did she leave clues where officials can fiend her? >> people are almost ready to say officially one of the attackers got his record in the arabian peninsula aqap. meanwhile the french are deploying 10,000 groops to beef up security and new york and other cities are going on heightened alert following a new threat from isis. back in france john kerry will be there thursday after much of the world stood with the french four days before that on sunday. you are looking at leaders from just about every western democracy hand-in-hand, john kerry, other u.s. officials not there. but it was an extraordinary show of support to be sure. we have been covering this at cnn from all angles from the beginning. right now, john berman is live from paris with the latest. john. >> reporter: good morning, chris. just a short time ago, the pr

>> hi alisyn it is cold.tures where we are right now, about 5 degrees below zero when you factor in the wind chill, it feels like 25 degrees below zero and look at chicago river behind me. half of it is frozen solid from our vantage point. you can see the steam on top of it like a hot tub and you know that water is cold because part of it is frozen. so you know it's getting close to freezing. but because the air temperature is so much colder above it it's acting like a hot tub down there, it's steaming. we have wind chill warnings in place, we have wind chill advisories in place for much of the country. that does also include the northeast. we're seeing wind chills anywhere from 15 degrees to 30 degrees below zero. some of the extreme areas, 40 and 50 degrees below zero can you get frostbite within a matter of minutes and you can get hypothermia. a lot of schools are canceled today. >> jennifer that's an incredible vision behind you to see the cold water steaming. >> like a hot tub, yet so not. >>> our covera

alisyn? so much for all that let's break it down with cnn's political analyst and editor in chief of the "daily beast," john avlon and sirius xm host margaret hoover and republican analyst. the president has had a jump in the polls. >> it's all about the economy. presidential approval ratings are just an economic barometer. i hate to say there's not a lot more going on there. the economy is improving, it does give him a degree of leverage and some momentum going into the state of the union where he's facing a republican united congress for the first time. >> john is right, it's not necessarily a window into the president's success. why do you not see it as something that should be attributed to the president and an increased mandate for him? >> any time the president's approval rate something high going into a joint session of congress that helps, that means the american people are on his side. so i it's not that i don't think this helps him. the problem is the election was a repudiation of d

alisyn? >> will thanks so much. please keep us posted. >>> another troubling story to tell you about, when bowe bergdahl was swapped for taliban prisoners critics of the move warned that the militants would return to the battlefield. u.s. military and intelligence officials now suspect that one of those five freed prisoners has made contact with suspected taliban associates. cnn's pentagon correspondent barbara starr has more. >> good morning, all of this coming to light because the u.s. intelligence community conducts a classified intercept surveillance program over the communications of all five of those men now back in the persian gulf nation of qatar after being traded for bowe bergdahl from their detention in guantanamo bay. something popped up where one of them was noticed to be making communication, telephone call it's believed to militants, taliban associates so you know now where does all of this stand? the u.s. says it's got all five under even closer surveillance than before. that

alisyn it is interesting.owa maybe and republicans think after that not so much. it's interesting to see so many conservatives, when liberals criticized her, the conservatives would say don't do it now it's the conservatives criticizing sarah palin saying please go away. >> interesting how the tables have turned. >>> dozens of online threats, more than 50 of them. made against u.s. commercial flights in just the last two weeks. some of them claim to be from isis. so what's being done to make sure you're safe in the sky? we'll talk to our aviation expert about that. arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections,

alisyn? cover and the story behind it that you just shared they're both so poignant. john thanks so much for that reporting. >>> well a rare admission from the white house -- administration officials acknowledging now that a high-ranking official from the u.s. should have been sent to paris for sunday's anti-terrorist solidarity march. >> this was a surprise, you go into the briefing room expecting an explanation, even if you're not sure what that explanation could possibly be. but this time the press secretary stated clearly at the outset yes, we the white house should have sent someone to that march, of a higher profile than the u.s. ambassador. he did say though that with 36 hours to plan getting the president's security apparatus in place would have been extremely difficult, would have likely impacted citizens there, maybe even their ability to attend. but he didn't explain everything. he kept saying he didn't want to unpack fully the logistics and planning that go into this he did say th

alisyn? >> i'm alisyn camerota here in our new york studio.cticut, she is basically stuck in the snow in her hotel room. she'll join us live as soon as she can dig out there are tens of millions in the northeast still under winter weather advisories this morning. with the worst, still to come in many areas. so we have reporters covering the crippling storm for you from several states. we want to start back outside with chris. tell us what you're seeing out there, chris. >> here in new york city we may get lucky. i have chad myers here he's going to give us the science in a second. the warning for an actual blizzard has passed in new york city. so that's good. there's still going to be snow. chad told me it's 20 degrees out here. it's plenty cold and it would be very difficult to drive. supposedly the worst is over for new york city but the worst is not over for other reasons, especially around the coast. let's show you the pictures we're seeing here of the blizzard effect. obviously it makes sense to stay inside. obviously this is day to take

good morning, anna. >> hi alisyn.e

i'm alisyn camerota with john berman.. nine days since the crash, no black box, no pings. one of the objects thought to be part of the plane turned out to be a ship wreck many the java sea. >> new questions about whether icing of the engines could have been a factor bringing that plane down. the search area has been revised again. this time to the east with muddy waters doing the search crews no favors. let's get to anna on the ground in indonesia. good morning anna. >> reporter: hi john. recovery teams working against the clock to try and find the bodies 162 passengers on board that ill fated airasia flight that crashed nine days ago. 37 bodies retrieved. the remainder of bodies are in the java sea decomposing in the warm tropical waters. the search has been called off tonight because of bad weather. there are real fears that it could take weeks if not longer to locate the bodies debris as well as those vital black box flight recorders. authorities ramping up the search for airasia 8501 with crews scouring the java sea b

michaela pereira in connecticut and alisyn camerota guiding us from new york.arely 16 degrees, that's cementing as much as three feet of snow. the most ever in some counties the biggest january storm ever to be sure in boston. this city saw two feet of snow. today the threat of a blizzard is gone almost everywhere. but the hardest part digging out from what is now a white wall of this stuff, thanks to the frigid temperatures is just beginning. take a look the situation is bad or worse in other states. 33 1/2 inches in some of connecticut and new hampshire. as well. and where you are in new york alisyn that's where i live as much as two and a half feet added in

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alisyn. one raid in the town verviers 40 miles outside of brussels two people killed in the raid.long shootout that happened with weapons fired. there were raids all across belgium. and belgium is one of those countries where the authorities just said half an hour ago, that the threat was and is indeed imminent. they said there was a big jihadist cell consisting mostly of people who had returned or were returning from syria. and that their aim was to kill police officers both on the streets, as well as in police departments all across the country. they said that they've recovered ak-47s, handguns knives they've recovered communications equipment. and most importantly, they've also recovered police uniforms out of many of the places that they raided. and that of course shows them that these people most probably wanted to dress up as

>> alisyn here there's a growing sense of urgency as the government tries to open some kind of a lineication with isis trying to buy more time. as the deadline approaches in the lives of two innocent men. hang in the balance. >> this morning, less

>> good morning, alisyn.resting christopher lee cornell in the parking lot of this gun shop two miles from his house after authorities say he purchased two weapons. authorities stepped in to make their move when his alleged plot got closer to its final or later stages. an ohio man now in custody for allegedly plotting an isis-inspired attack at the u.s. capital capital. officials say christopher lee cornell was

alisyn thank you for guiding the ship from new york. michy, i'll see you soon. time for "newsroom" with carol costello. >> thanks, chris. "newsroom" starts now. >>> happening now in the "newsroom," after the storm, folks not digging this. >> just the wind. the winds are killing us. >> mother nature's winning. >> so like 23 inches. >> 28.8 inches. >> i'm not even sure how i'm going to get out of here. >> i'm stuck. >> but for others a little disa pointing but it's still so much fun to be out here. >> it's a snow day. >> plus no info about that drone that wound up on the white house lawn. >> the drone that landed on the whites house you buy at radio shack. >> its operator a department of defense employee may have been drinking up before the drone went down. >>> and the markets spiraled downward on news that earnings aren't looking up for some top companies, but when the opening bell rings in 30 minutes, can apple help take a bite out of that 300 point drop. >>> and michelle obama snubbed in saudi arabia. most of the dignitaries lining up to shake the president's h

>> reporter: alisyn it's a drone, we are told by authorities.early this morning. we are told it's not going to be a threat to anyone. authorities really don't know what they have. there is an increased security presence here at the white house and started early this morning. the president was not here. the first lady was not here. they were both traveling in india. >> that also is where josh earn ernest is. >> a device recovered by the secret service by the white house. early indication is there wasn't an ongoing threat for anybody right now at the white house. >> so the secret service is waiting until daylight comes in here to try to clear the grounds, in other words to search for other pieces or devices, that might be present on the white house lawn. that could be complicated of course, be i the weather which is pretty bad right now, mikaela, back to you. >> joe john thank you so much for. that we will be watching that situation. we see the snow starting to fall behind you there in d.c. to now a killing new demand from isis this morning after

i'm alisyn camerota along with john berman. new setbacks for the search for airasia flight 8501.the black boxes. search ships not hearing any pings. it is believed the plane crashed in shallow waters. we are learning that at least one of the pieces of debris found on the floor of the java sea turned out to be from a shipwreck. >> while this is going on officials are pointing to icing of the engines as the cause of the crash. with indonesia's navy chief revising the search area eastward choppy seas proving difficult for the divers. we are covering all angles of the story. let's go straight to anna coren live on the ground in indonesia. good morning, na. >> reporter: hello, john. search and recovery teams working against the clock to find the bodies of those on board the ill-fated airasia flight that crashed nine days ago. those bodies decomposing in the warm waters of the java sea. the search has been postponed for the day due to bad weather. it is feared it could take weeks if not longer to find the bodies. the wreckage and vital black box flight recorders. authorities ramping up

. >> alisyn belgium authorities request the help of police related to what they discussed last thursdaylgiums now want to be expedited back here. they have not released what role he has played in this plot just yet there. is in addition to the two more belgium national was have been charged in france and will be extradited here as well. all of them accused of

. >> chris and alisyn thank you very much. welcome to our viewers in the you its sustain watching around the world on cnn international. thanks for joining us. we're following breaking news out of france. this as french police right now are hunting for masked gunmen who stormed the offices of the satirical newspaper, opened fire in the french capital today. an eyewitness took video you're about to see, as the attack unfolded shot from a nearby rooftop and you can hear the gunfire ringing out. [ speaking in foreign language ] [ gunfire ] >> you can also clearly hear the shout of "allahu akbar" "god is great." 12 are dead four in critical condition. the gunman on the loose at this hour. the chilling picture posted on twitter, one of the attackers holding a gun as anotherer. lies on the ground a police officer. these are new pictures in to cnn from the scene. the injured being put on stretchers and taken away in ambulances. the assailants were armed with kalashnikovs and machine guns and possibly a rocket-propelled grenade launch

. >> i'm alisyn camerota along with michaela pereira here in new york we're covering all angles, let'sat the scene. you'llor hearing the bells of notre dame and you'll see the people here remembering those who were lost in the offices of "charlie hebdo." and remembering what that magazine is all about -- which is the core of freedom, to say what it is you believe without fear of any type of reprisal. however, there's a massive manhunt under way right now, for people who wanted to take away that freedom. two terrorists are still on the loose here this morning. brothers a third suspect turned himself in 18 years old, he says he did so because he had no connection to the event and he only heard his name being used on social media. that remains to be corroborated. there is also a second shooting in south paris, no known connection to what happened at the offices of "charlie hebdo" yet. here's what we know about that and we'll get to you jim bitterman who is on scene. but just for the headline of it someone showed up to the traffic checkpoint and wound up taking on police officers. the man

. >>> good morning, welcome to your "new day," it's tuesday, january 13th 6:00 in the east alisyn camerotand chris cuomo all here for you. the headline from paris this morning -- there may be more. an intensifying search for additional members of the terror cell that carried out the "charlie hebdo" attacks. an a.p. report has french police saying they're looking for as many as six additional accomplices. that number vobly off. but much is known and unknown and they know there are more involved. >> this video shows the most wanted woman in the world at airport in istanbul before crossing in the badlands of syria. another before involved. key info from days before the attacks. so that ends speculation about her being at the kosher market or at the shooing of two police officers before it. but officials say she is still key to information about the terror cell there. >>> now an al qaeda offshoot in north africa warning france it will pay the cost of its violence on muslim countries. back at home the department of homeland security stepping up security at federal buildings and airports. surviv

. >> this is "new day," with alisyn camerota. >> good morning, it is just about 6:00 in the east.ubt about it. a monster storm is taking an aim. two to three feet of snow. more than 20 million people from new jersey to maine are in the cross-hairs. another 23 million could be hit depending on the way the front moves. >> powerful winds, whiteout conditions and coastal flooding expected to we'll be right back havoc along the i-95 corridor. salt trucks standing by to keep up with the snow. thousands of flights have already been cancelled. so even if you do not live on the east coast, will you feel this storm's impact. we have the blizzard cover annual from all angles. chad myers we called him in here there is so big. >> i tell you, you never call me in when there is good weather. you always bring me in when there is something to talk about. think of this storm like a hurricane that hits warm watt. a hurricane big one hits 90

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcome," it is thursday january 29th 6:00 in the east almost. there's a new recording, audio, it is purportedly from japanese hostage kenji goto and it says the jordanian government has until sunset today, three and a half hours from now, to bring a convicted female terrorist to the turkish border if not, the terrorists say they will kill the other hostage, a jordanian pilot being held hostage since last month. >>> it's hard to know if there's been any progress. but the clock is ticking, will the jordanians comply with the terror group's demands in the next three and a half hours? let's begin our coverage with cnn's will ripley live in tokyo, what's the latest? >> we know with the deadline fast approaching, if this latest isis propaganda video is legit and the japanese government is telling us they don't have any reason to doubt

. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> all right, goodust before 6:00 in the east. and the leader of america's closest arab ally has died the funeral for saudi arabia's king abdullah is soon. but the timing could not be more critical. >> another critical u.s. ally in turmoil this morning -- yemen's president and cabinet resigned after a standoff with rebels. throwing that country deeper into chaos. this as more u.s. diplomats leave the country amid growing calls to evacuate the entire embassy. we have every angle covered. the way only cnn can. let's begin with becky anderson in abu dhabi. what's the latest becky? >> yeah king solomon certainly a man with experience, he has taken over from king abdullah who died at 1:00 a.m. local time. his funeral will start just within this next hour. ki

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morningjust any day, it's friday. it is january 30th almost 6:00 in the east. this morning here are the facts, several deadlines have turned out to be fake. hundreds of millions requested and forgotten and it is still completely unclear what the terrorists called isis are up to and lives are on the line. >> the jordanian government says they need proof that their captured pilot is still alive. but at this hour isis is silent. all of this amid more criticism over negotiating with terrorists let's bring in cnn's will ripley live in tokyo. >> right now the feeling here is that it only is a matter of time before isis comes out with another propaganda message. but what sun known right now is what will be the contents of that message. will kenji goto relay yet another message, relay yet another ultimatum? or as many fear could there be another, could there be something else? perhaps what happened after the first deadline passed and 24 hours later, it was announced that japanese captive, haruna yuka

alisyn? >> what a story. thank you very much, scott. and developing right now the obama administration has announced some new sanctions on north carolina in response to last month's cyber attack on sony. the sanctions target north carolina's intelligence agency. a state run mining corporation and an arms dealer. 10 people working for those entities or the government also face sanctions. many of those individuals work outside of north korea. president obama authorized the sanctions by executive order. and now it is day six and the latest developments in the recovery efforts of airasia flight 8501. search teams have made their greatest progress to date. narrowing those search efforts as the intesht community and the united states step into help. here's the latest on what's now been recovered from the crash. >> recovery teams are making progress in the search for airasia 8501. tripling the number of bodies recovered bringing the total now to 30. >> the fact that they're finding more bodies more pieces of wreckage tells us they're really ho

. >>> 6:00 in the east i'm alisyn camerota with john berman we spring breaking news for you a franticthe suspects who shot two plainclothed police officers last night. >> one of the officers was hit in the arm and back and is in critical condition. the other officer took a bullet to the chest, he is said to be stable. both officers undergoing surgery overnight. police just released surveillance video of one of the suspects they're looking for at in a nearby restaurant near the scene. the two suspects remain at large and a $10,000 reward something offered by police. can you see the man turning around. you can see the gun in his hand it was a .44. we want to get to miguel marquez with the latest. miguel? >> the video is very disturbing it's important to point out that these were plain headline clothed police officers who were responding to a situation at the end of their shift. they were not targeted like the previous police officers who died the last couple of weeks. bu

alisyn camerota michaela pereira and chris cuomo here for you. we begin with breaking news.qap as the big group, now you have al qaeda in yemen specifically claiming responsibility for the deadly attack on "charlie hebdo." it calls the two terrorist brothers heroes of islam. but notes that a third attacker strike on the kosher grocery store was just a coincidence. >> now, top commander says al qaeda picked the target and laid out the plans for the karachi brothers to follow. the video message warns of more quote tragedies and terror to come. this as new video emerges of the two terrorists in the moments right after the massacre. we have complete coverage for you, let's begin with senior international correspondent nick payton walsh in beirut. nick? >> this video, 12 minutes in length lays out the command structure as they claim in detail. it refers to how the head of al qaeda was involved in giving instructions and the operational command was carried out by an american a now-deceased american anwar al awlaki killed by an air strike in 2011. it refers to the kouachi brothers

i'm alisyn camerota. more than 80,000 police officers and soldiers across france. the country hope for a conclusion to one of the porsworst acts committed on foreign soil. >> they are looking to prevent the attacks from happening in america. let's get straight back to chris live from paris. >> we are fortunate to have sources close to the investigation so we are getting information as it comes in. we can verify it. it is worth taking a moment to remember how we got here. if you are just waking up throughout the night, this has been a very active manhunt. they had a lot of in the air surveillance surveillance. helicopters. they certainly had the suspects in their sights. they believe the suspects became aware of that abandoned the vehicle, entered a wooded area on foot. police units came there. some 80,000 men and women involved in the manhunt both from the office and in the field. on the intel side and support side. everything they need is at the disposal of french authorities. they canvassed the woods. they did not find the suspects. night fell. they believe that