brianna? >> all right, ana, cabrera.t's really the hope, that everyone is prepared on an individual level and also these localities are ready to deal should this power go out. ana, thank you so much there on long island for us. and, you know this snow this storm, it is affecting everyone here in the northeast. even the people without a roof over their heads. my next guest is making sure that they are taken care of. we'll talk about what's being done for the homeless especially homeless children here in new york, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid 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 man

brianna? >> thanks jim. as we mentioned, police from paris to istanbul are now on a frantic hunt for this woman. you just heard them talking about her. hayat boumediene. who is she? how did she come to be involved in this terror plot? that's coming up after the break. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the u.s. and overseas. i'm jim sciutto in paris. we're following a number of new developments tonight including word of a new terror alert here in france targeting police. as well as news that we now know that those believed responsible for the "charlie hebb bow "hebdo" attacks. cnn's brian todd has more on hayat boumediene. >> reporter: a western intelligence source tells cnn boumediene lived with coulibaly and the two once traveled to malaysia together. >> we don't know if she was involved as some type of cover or more likely she was involved because she was radicalized along with her boyfriend and got sucked in to working together at some level. >> reporter: the french newspaper "le monde" published these p

brianna? >> yeah certainly is. all right, miguel marquez, we'll be visiting with you a little later. thank you. i towant to head to new england where boston is bracing for the worst. it's supposed to get slammed with up to 3 feet of snow. check this out. the storm threat not enough to keep pate rerotsrepate refans from sending tom brady off. meteorologist jennifer gray is sticking it out in boston and tell us a little bit about how new england is getting ready, jennifer? >> reporter: yeah well luckily that sendoff was before it got really bad, but folks in boston are tough. i can tell you this is going to be a storm for the record books. even for people here. it has been light as far as traffic is concerned around the city. we did see people going to work early this morning. after lunch, we saw people coming back and catching that ferry. looks like people are heading out of the city early. and good thing, because there is a travel ban here in boston beginning midnight and they're saying if fol

i'm brianna keilar.ne passes on the lives of two isis hostages. jordan made it clear it's prepared to make a deal with the most brutal terrorists in the world, isis. this is the woman at the center of it all. a bomb strapped to her chest failed to go off in a terror attack in 2005. she's been in prison since. jordan may swap her for this man, a pilot who was captured by isis after his jet crashed in syria. why are they set on getting this woman? who is she? her brother was a comrade to the leader of al qaeda in

brianna keilar some real tension here. i have to say, just as an american walking the streets here i'm so impressed by how the french people are responding. they are out living their lives as normal as they can, despite this threat. >> and that hundreds of thousands of them are expected out tomorrow for a unity march, as well. jim sciutto in paris, thank you. >>> and we are just learning that despite his background police stopped watching cherif kouachi, the man believed to be behind the attacks in france. why is that? we'll discuss, next. (son) oh no... can you fix it, dad? yeah, i can fix that. (dad) i wanted a car that could handle anything. i fixed it! (dad) that's why i got a subaru legacy. (vo) symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 36 mpg. i gotta break more toys. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. for fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way emily went right on living. but you see, with t

. >> and i'm brianna keilar in new york. we continue our coverage of the events in paris. >> today here in france a nationwide rally to show unity against terrorism was supposed to send a powerful message of strength to the world. it did that, and so much more. world leaders from all over europe the arab world, the middle east israel the palestinian territories, russia they linked arms and marched along with an estimated 3.7 million people. not just in paris, but in cities and towns all over france. french government says this public turnout, millions of people with the same determination and strength is the largest mobilization of people in their country's history. watch and listen. >> as many as a million people, look at them here. hundreds of thousands collected already. expected to take part. and they want to send a message terrorists who grip this country in fear for three long days will never win. >> world leaders are here. ranging from benjamin netanyahu the prime minister of israel to mahmoud abbas, the president of

>> brianna, yes, i agree with bob.t's a possibility but you also have the khorasan group which is you know dependent on where they think the turks saw her on the last trip that she could cross into steer ya andyria and that's where the khorasan group is in the northwest corner. so any of the radical islamic groups would welcome her with open arms. >> obviously she appears to have been going for safe haven there and that makes sense. samuel we've been talking about some of these sleeper cells that have been activated. cells -- what kind of cells is the question. are we talking about sleeper cells from al qaeda or these sleeper cells from isis in france or both do you think? >> well actually, the pattern has been as following. it's replicated what happened in middle east throughout the region. we had initial groups on a much larger scale. would it be syria, middle east iraq in which we saw some groups that were loyal to al qaeda and that later on split or entirely pledged aliege dwroons the isis because isis is gradually

i'm brianna keilar in today for wolf blitzer. we begin with the breaking news about the violence and chaos in yemen and what it means in the fight against al qaeda. yemen's minister of information says shiite houthi rebels have taken over the presidential palace. she called it the completion of a coup fighting between government forces and the houthi rebels lead to a cease-fire yesterday but violence flared again today. cnn's nick paton walsh is the only western tv journalist in yemen. he joins me now live from the capital sanaa. nick give us an update on the situation and from where you have been observing things is this actually a coup that we are witnessing? >> reporter: we are seeing a lot of activity on the streets here which does in the words of the information minister seem in her mind to amount to completion of a coup which she says has begun yesterday. let me explain what that means. we've heard from her and from two interior ministry officials at the presidential palace the key symbolic building of power in yemen, was s

a worrisome situation they say. >> brianna?'s what we heard from the federal prosecutor there that it was maybe hours, maybe a day or two away. they jumped on when things looked to be operational. barbara starr, thank you. >> sure. >>> let's talk about this. duke university is reversing the decision to let muslim students use the chapel bell tower for the friday weekly call to prayer. it was supposed to start today. it's an unfamiliar sound on campus -- familiar i should say. this campus in the bible belt. for some it was unwelcome. that is franklin graham, son of billy graham. he encouraged people to hold funding in protest. >> the number and the tone of the random calls coming in were pretty loud and pretty nasty. >> i'm joined now by young america foundation spokeswoman ashley pratt. we have harris of the muslim community usa. thanks to both of you for coming on for what i hope is a good discussion here. i want to ask you first ashley. you wrote a column basically opposing duke's initial move to have the chapel bell used for

. >> i'm brianna keilar in new york. welcome to our coverage of the events in paris. >> the most famous emblem of france towering brightly over a city that filled today with historic numbers of people united against violence and terror. all across france more than 3.5 million people rallied and marched and paid tribute for the 17 people who died last week in several violent acts committed by islamic extremists. their messages terror will never win. we are all french. and, of course the familiar je suis charlie, i am charlie. more than 40 world leaders, european, middle eastern and from the arab world appeared together locking arms today in paris. united states was represented by the u.s. ambassador to france. neither the president, the vice president or secretary of state was in paris today. >> that's right. certainly eric holder the attorney general was, although, jim, it was noteworthy he did not appear to be at the rally. he was there for separate meetings. and you saw there in those pictures that you were talking abo

you know, there's so much involved in this right now, brianna a couple u.s. navy ships could be involved poseidon aircraft, and that's just the start of it. an enormous job. it can take a long time. they have to map out where the pieces of the plane are, then the heavy lifting beginning. how do you pull a plane up from the bottom of the ocean? >> what you want to do first is to really map the entire accident scene. >> reporter: we spoke with peter goelz, a former investigator with ntsb who worked on the recovery and rebuilding of twa flight 800 that crashed after takeoff from new york city. >> you document everything until you really get the information off the data recorder and the voice recorder. >> reporter: he says the site needs to be treated like a crime scene and mapping the debris field before removing objects can be key to finding out what happened. then comes the process of pulling up the giant pieces of debris from the bottom of the sea. >> you would have a number of lifting cranes and you would have teams of divers, and the divers, of course, even

>> reporter: brianna, as you know the stakes so high.y be lurking while world leaders attend an outdoor unity rally. how can police keep the city safe from this alert we have been reporting tonight, targeting police? word that sleeper cells may have been activated and french police warning all of their members to keep their weapons in hand to erase their social media profiles to reduce that threat. my panel here to discuss it. we're going to start with associate professor jonathan lawrence author of the emancipation of europe's muslims. and cnn political commentator, tara setmeyer. jonathan if we could start with you. how does this city -- how have you seen this city and this country responding so far to these attacks? defiance i think, is the best word to describe it. >> defiance is right. the sense that i got walking around the city in the first couple days afterwards were that there was a refusal to change the way of life. but on the other hand people are very serious about what comes next. and they're very scared about what comes nex

brianna back to you. >> thanks john. >>> could the west be feeling this? it's estimated 3400 western perers have gong to join jihad. 8 germany 550, britain 500 and u.s. 150. with me now to talk about this we have cnn global affairs analyst bobby and also the managing editor. this is the question bobby i think. what can the u.s. really do i guess to identify people who have gone abroad maybe to turkey presumably to syria and coming back. what can the u.s. and european nations that arguably have a bigger problem than the u.s. to really make sure that those people don't plan attacks here? >> it's a little easier for the u.s. than europeans. europeans have borders that's easily to slip from one country to the other. from the last european countries in the east to slip into turkey. it's easier. not easy but easier. for the u.s. you have to cross an ocean, take a long distance flight which means much more likelihood there will be alarms that go off and you'll be caught or at least authorities here will know you've gone and come back and then begin to decide whet

i'm brianna keilar. we have new developments in as the deadline passes on the lives of two isis hostages. jordan made it clear it's prepared to make a deal with the most brutal terrorists in the world, isis. this is the woman at the center of it all. a bomb strapped to her chest failed to go off in a terror attack in 2005. she's been in prison since. jordan may swap her for this man, a pilot who was captured by isis after his jet crashed in syria. why are they set on getting this woman? who is she? her brother was a comrade to the leader of al qaeda in iraq. that leader a man you probably heard of. he was a leader to the man that runs aisis now bagdadi. tell us the latest if jordan has gotten a response to this offer and also how people there in jordan are really wanting this pilot released. >> reporter: absolutely brianna. we were hearing from a jordanian government source saying will there's been no deal made yet as far as they're aware. they believe neither the jordanian pilot nor japanese hostage ken

. >> no questions, brianna. you hear so much in that aid e audio, his justification, what he believes is justification. you hear an ominous warning hearing that there are more muslims coming to attack france. all of it coming with a supreme france. it really shows you the danger that france is facing. i want to give you a brief update now on the other developments. and there are many in this fast-moving story today. one of the others who massacred people was under government surveillance we have learned today until only six months ago. despite red flags, french officials lost interest and stopped that surveillance. french officials told the report e recorder that koachi was under surveillance last year, allegedly after he underwent training in yemen. officials believe the koachi brothers both traveled to yemen. sleeper terrorist cells have been activated in france in just the last 24 hours. police officers being told to carry their weapons with them around the clock and also told to erase their social media prof

>> yeah, i do, brianna. bob said before i agree with him, i do not believe this was a planned attack by these guys. but we need to make sure that when we see these events -- sometimes people -- we think these guys are dumb and they're not. he got in here. it was a chance contact. he took it down took these people hostage and then he went through a thought process. he went through a decision-making process and said i have to defend myself now because they're going to come after me. i truly believe he did this because he heard reports that the brothers had been held up north and this was the chance for him to maybe take some of the pressure off his brethren there in the network by doing this. but he went through a process. and in this picture right here it's kind of interesting, photos that were released last week that they found in his apartment and everything are very similar. he has a flak vest or a vest underneath that's kind of -- the you have the gray and green and brown pattern. that pattern is the same

i'm brianna keilar.pore's defense ministry says searchers have found what resembles a window panel from the plane along with other possible wreckage. finding the fuselage and the plane's black boxes, that is just crucial to figuring out what caused the crash. the search now focused on an area covering about 2,000 square miles. that's about the size of delaware a little under the size of delaware. and officials believe that this is the most probable area where the wreckage is located. crews have now recovered the bodies of 30 victims. so far only four of the victims have been identified. let's get more now on the new developments in the search for flight 8501. i'm joined by cnn aviation analyst david soucie. we have aviation analyst les be abend and contributing editor to "flying" magazine and former ntsb managing director peter goelz. i want to ask all of you at this point as we are days into this now. peter, starting with you, what do you think at this point brought the plane down? is there anything tha

barry delivered kevin and brianna's baby boy, maverick this week. that in and of itself is not unusual. what is unusual is that over 30 years ago he delivered both kevin and brianna. the couple is already planning for a second child. they better hurry up though, because dr. may is set to retire in 2016. that little man is so cute. >> i love the little hat that says little man. >> yes. in case you were confused about which one was the little man as he's adorable. >> i can't believe 10,000. >> that's a huge number. >> that's a whole lot of overnight. >> it is a whole lot of overnights. all right that's it for us. we'll be back at 11:00. >> make it a great night everybody. good night. >>> at the miss universe pageant. behind the scenes with the ladies, talking about everything from the wild costumes to the controversy. you got caught right in the middle. >> it's miss israel verse miss lebanon. what miss israel told me today about the international selfie scandal. >> just crazy. >> fighting like this is absolutely sad. >> then, this will distract you fr

i'm brianna keilar in new york. >> and i'm jim sciutto in paris. welcome to our coverage of events in paris, in france including a new terror warning tonight. a fresh wave of fear rising in paris. a french police source tells cnn terror sleeper cells were activated just over the last 24 hours inside france. police officers have been told to erase their social media accounts and to carry their guns now at all times. up next i'll talk to a cnn analyst who spoke with french police about those terror cells. >>> meanwhile, the hunt is on for a woman personally connected to all three terrorists who launched attacks in and around paris this week. hayat boumediene is the only person suspected to the terrorists in paris that is still alive. a source tells cnn that boumediene entered france from turkey. >>> meanwhile, hezbollah's leader is condemning the terrorists who slaughtered 12 people at "charlie hedbo," a satirical magazine. listen to what he had to say -- >> translator: and those through their actions, words and shameful heinous, violent, inhuman and

. >> brianna powers: we try to inspire women that work here support them and build a network. >> brianna cari: we have 47 female employees and 400 mission wide, so we are a pretty significant percentage and seeing women at the top of our profession like ambassador a audioy is really an inspiration. >> liliana: i tell other women, young females that want to talk to me about what are the ingredients to success to getting where you are, i always had people along the way who were role models or mentors and that has, as i look back, that helped me overcome some of the challenges that may have been more difficult for others. >> bonnie: ayalde believes part of her mission is to pay it forward and mentor women coming up true the ranks. >> cari-brasilia: there's been a lot of debate especially inside the foreign policy community. we can't have it all, then we can have it all. how hard charging do we need to be? one of the hardest parts for women is the issue of employment for family workers. how do you balance work and family? without having to deal with a guilty feeling. >> it's definitely a con

brianna keilar is in for wolf and that starts right now. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar in for wolfp.m. in washington, 8:00 p.m. in jerusalem and 1:00 a.m. in surabaya, indonesia. wherever you are watching, thank you for joining us. new indications that searchers may be getting closer to finding the wreckage of airasia flight 8501, they recovered what could be a piece of the fuselage as well as more bodies of victims. here's the latest. singapore's defense ministry say that searchers have found what could be a window panel from the plane along with other possible wreckage. finding the fuselage is key to erm didding the cause of the crash but bad weather is hammering the search. the search is focused on 2,000 miles, bigger than rhode island but smaller than delaware. it's the most probable area where the plane is located. the "uss sampson" retrieved some of the bodies. so far, only four of the victims have been identified. let's get more details now on the search and recovery operations. cnn's andrew stevens is joining us from surabaya, indonesia. how significant is this, andrew, tha

. >> that's right, brianna. and mr.eople who has been kind enough to give us the information. he says they did have a sea wall breach this morning. officials there telling us that it was between 40 and 100 feet in length the breach of the sea wall. several homes received structural damage. possibly at least nine homes receiving structural damage there and significant flooding in the town of mansfield because of this breach. several people had to be evacuated from their homes. the fire department apparently had a hand in that along with the national guard. as we make our way there, just so you can see a quick picture of what we're going through, we're not too far from marshfield. but it's sloging through here on the roads of massachusetts. we're on an interstate heading toward marshfield. we'll switch out the front camera of our vehicle. it's almost a white-out situation here for us as we try to make our way along interstates here in massachusetts. so in marshfield as the people there try to recover, try to get people sa

it's brianna keilar. all right. we're having a little problem connecting there with the american red cross. we're going to try to re-establish that connection and bring that to you. i want to bring in now brooke baldwin, back in massachusetts. we have her signal up there in boston along with cnn meteorologist jennifer gray. brooke tell us what you're seeing there. obviously very grim conditions that you just heard about from where alexandra is there in scituate massachusetts. >> yeah let me just begin there. it's great to be back. obviously because of this, you know cords are snapping. it's incredibly cold and we're dealing with a lot of snow. jennifer gray is with me. i want to spring board off of the pictures and the situation in scituate, massachusetts. there were fears of coastal flooding. case in point what's happening here. she mentioned high tide at 5:00. the thing you and i heard was downed power lines mixing with the flooding. that's a potentially lethal combination. >> yeah and i think they did turn off th

brianna? >> david molko in surabaya, thank you for that report. let's get some answers to our questions about this in just a moment with our panel. first, i want to talk about weather conditions in the java sea. they really could not be worse. they are making this recovery mission just so difficult. cnn's paula hancocks has that part of the story. >> reporter: loading up to rejoin the operation, police and search-and-rescue teams prepare for the ten-hour journey back to the crash scene. last-minute checks for divers facing the grim task of looking for bodies. this man couldn't even get into the water on his last trip the weather made it impossible. this is my life, he says. it's just too much of a risk. with waves of up to four meters or 13 feet today's conditions are no better. the regent's chief of police says the weather without a doubt is the biggest obstacle in finding the victims. i'd like to tell the families we're doing our best to get their loved ones back, he says. a search-and-rescue boat docks nearby returning from a day near the crash

brianna keilar is sitting in for wolf.t starts right now. >>> i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer. up first, chilling new images provide more details from inside the kosher market in paris where four people were killed in a terrorist attack. we're working to get access to the pictures and will have them for you as soon as we can. these are still pictures from surveillance footage. it was obtained by cctv. they show the attacker believed to be amedy coulibaly with what appears to be a handgun. he's wearing fatigues, has what looks like a bulletproof vest on. other images show employees apparently taking down surveillance cameras on the orders of the gunman, bodies of some of the four people killed by coulibaly can be seen on the floor. a baby stroller sits abandoned in the aisle of the market. you see

by night name is brianna patterson, northeast regional director of national action network. am excited to be here it this morning to bring you remarks from the perspective of the millennial generation. congratulations to all of our honorees this morning and your dedication to be like king and continue to be like king. i would like to thank al sharpton for the staff for hosting this annual event to honor those who are doing the work and making sure we are striving to be more like him. i also want to thank al sharpton for giving myself and other millennial generation leaders the platform, his mentor ship and his shoulders to stand on. after seeing the film selma last year i realize that dr. king understood the importance of bridging the gap between the old and the new. than the young john lewis understood the need for strategic planning. the two of emerald links that bridge both of the generations to get them. being that dr. king and reverend sharpton were both young when they started and other leaders i feel like my message to young people and all-american this is that we hav

i'm brianna keilar in today for wolf blitzer.n with the breaking news about the violence and chaos in yemen and what it means in the fight against al qaeda. yemen's minister of information says shiite houthi rebels have taken over the presidential palace. she called it the completion of a coup, fighting between government forces and the houthi rebels lead to a cease-fire yesterday but violence flared again today. cnn's nick paton walsh is the only western tv journalist in yemen. he joins me now live from the capital sanaa. nick, give us an update on the situation and

steve forbes, saab brianna shaver and rick younger and more. >> steve let's talk about the costs now and clearly a lot of those detainees from

our viewers in north america, "newsroom" with brianna keilar starts right now. >>> hi there, i'm brianna new york. where people are right now under a state of emergency. this city and much of the northeast bracing for a blizzard of historic magnitude. the official word do not take this blizzard lightly. it's being called potentially life threatening, and it is on the way. threatening to shut down much of the east coast from new jersey, all the way up to maine and canada. 58 million people are in the way of this thing, and are expected to be impacted in one way or another. >> this is not a storm to take

brianna jones making a nice play in the post. terps up 17 and the tenacious defense continued. >> closes this one out with the swipe and lay in. a three-point game turned into a blowout. maryland wins at 74-54. let's head to the -- >> what i like about the character of this team is whether we take a punch, then we're going to punch back. we're not going to take it and let it continue. at different moments, there's going to be different runs. i love the fact that we don't lose our poise or composure. >>> atlantic ten now, george washington women taking on umass. this was all colonials. first half they're up 14 jonquil jones, with this turn around jump gw is up ten at halftime. second half, hannah she drives nice floater. george washington they beat uman 69-54. they're now 16-2 on the season. >>> we mentioned the nfc championship game early on out to seattle now, the packers and seahawks are in overtime hawks were down 16-0 in the second quarter. they have come eight way into russell wilson proving he is an elite quarterback, not j

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they caught brianna ross trying to swipe about $230 worth of formula from a shopriet in egg harbor townshipesterday. she stole four other times there late last month and is also accused of taking formula from a walmart in hamilton township. >>> e. >> sky force 10 is live over breaking news if bucks county. crews are working to get the upper hand on a house fire. this is curly hill road in new britain. >> no one is hurt here. but firefighters are now calling for additional companies to respond, which you can understand. when you see these flames right here live we'll continue to monitor this fire for you. >> and alleged odometer tampering scam with ties to our area. investigators say a new york man and his israeli brother lowered odometer readings in hundreds of vehicles. they then sold the cars at auctions in pennsylvania and noj e new jersey. they are charged in federal courts in philadelphia and brooklyn. authorities say the men sold about 690 used vehicles and, in some cases, odometers were lowered by 100,000 miles. >>> foermer sports caster don toloffsen will be back for day two in his

brianna wants her kid knows that black lives matter. >> don't want to make it too big but at the end of the day, fairness equality, are issues i think our kids know already. and you just want to make sure they understand and know how to talk about it. >> it's important to support my little brother, as a little boy of color he could be the next radon martin or as scatter grant or michael brown. >> parents hope today is a message for the future. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> uc berkeley students and supporters held a loud but peaceful black lives matter demonstration this morning. the event was organized by several groups including the cal black student union. the group says the even was designed to educate and elevate the conversation about police brutality against unarmed black men. they apologized for the inconvenience but say many people seemed receptive to their message. >> police officers from across the country are in new york city this weekend to honor a second nypd officer who was killed in the line of duty. despite snow and cold temperatures, hundreds of people a

steve forbes, saab brianna shaver and rick younger and more. >> steve let's talk about the costs now and clearly a lot of those detainees from gitmo who are redecembered go back to the battlefield, even chuck hagel has said at that, by the way, he said we know that some of the detainees that have come out of gitmo have gone back to the fight, the battlefield. that means they are costing us a lot of money when they commit terror. >> well that's right and it's not just money david it's also the fact that what price do you put on those mnt lives that these terrorists then go back and take? >> and gitmo is not a jail like it is in the united states, it's a prisoner of war camp and by the way the prisoners there are treated far better than most pow-s were in previous wars. the cost is not about cost. closing gitmo would be immensely costly they do go back to the battlefield and the idea that you can treat them like domestic prisoners is preposterous. this is a war. gitmo is a pow camp, period. >> rick, let's get back to what the president was saying. i know there are issues and we can tal

brianna, stand by.ystems which nearly a million people rely on to get around every single day will be shutting down soon may not reopen until thursday. that leaves highways as the only way the get around and that will be treacherous. let's go back to cnn's brian todd. he's in new jersey right now. set the scene there for us. >> reporter: getting more dangerous right now in new jersey. we are on state road -- state route 18 just outside of neptune, new jersey and what we are told by state police is these are the conditions right now setting the tone here for the rest of the evening that are really going to start to get dangerous. the rail system the bus system all the transit systems in the state are going to shut down in a little less than three and a half hours, at about 10:00 p.m. eastern time, and what we are told by state officials is starting at about 9:00 they believe the snow will come down at a rate in some of the regions around here of between one to two inches per hour between 9:00 and noon to

you did a great job, brianna.ause] at this time, we would like to thank our sponsors for helping us to put on this event year. we are honored to have lots of sponsors who give us their support. and first is the american federation of government employees. next is comcast. macy's. sciu 1199. walmart. next we have ge and luke capital. 32 bj. i am not sure -- i hear a litle whoop over there. bet networks. aetna. jackson lewis. pepsico and mtc. i would also like to knowledge that we have the honorable judge anna rigsby here with us. thank you for joining us. i know you have had such a wonderful time. i feel like i should bring jade gave it back. -- j david that. yes, he will do it. but we will say that for next year. i wanted to thank the d.c. bureau staff for putting on this event. it has been a long week, but there is lots more to come. we do not tire easily. we have a long road ahead. thank you for joining us this morning. we know that it was early and we look forward to seeing you again at some of our future event

i'm brianna keeler in new york, stay tuned to cnn and cnn for all of the latest developments, and i want to thank all of our international viewers. you will be returned to your regular scheduled programming on cnn we have "the hunt with john walsh" beginning right now. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream. the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs and a beautiful 6-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kissed my son good-bye, never saw him again. in two weeks i became the parent of a murdered child, and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache. i still have the rage. i waited years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. and over those years, i learned how to do one thing really well. and that's how to catch these bastards and bring them to justice. i've become a man hunter. i'm out there looking for bad guys. >> domestic violence is serious. and it's deadly. when i think about sandy, something happens inside me. it's just like this huge weight. i'm not sure if it's the sense of failure. it just seemed so inex

brianna keilar cnn, washington. >>> for more on the possibility of a summit in the koreas and the latest reaction will ripley joins me by phone from beijing. let's talk first about north korea's reaction and its words it has for the united states to these sanctions about the hacking. >> reporter: yeah we were talking yesterday, expecting some sort of official statement from north korean state media. there is one attributed to the foreign ministry. no big surprises in the statement. they're outraged at the united states' action. they continue to focus on scrutiny in and out of the united states over whether north korea was actually behind this cyber attack. we've reported about it at cnn, but the u.s. law enforcement, the president insist that their intelligence shows that north korea was behind this seeker attack so they pushed forward with the sanctions. north korea's response was that the sanctions are essentially the u.s. trying to solidify its shaky face. they're bringing in not just their own perspective, but perspective of others. it's interesting almost trying to say, hey united s

. >> brianna mcfall has come up with her own way to meet another feminine need. >> we don't have tampons in here, we're not allowed. this is how we make a tampon. cut the end off like this. >> don't try this at home. >> take the pad off. then get this right here. we roll it like that. this is going to be a small one. i put it in here. roll it, roll it, and there is a tampon. you use it. this is contraband. we'll get in trouble for doing this. we get caught with this, making tampons, or if we have a tampon in our bed, that is a write-up. >> many of the other women spend time on what could be best described as the jailhouse version of online dating. they use the inmate to inmate mail system to write to male pen pals. >> how they meet each other is mutual friends from the outside, they know each other, they got arrested together, whatever. but you'll be surprised with the love connections, the presumed love that goes on here. >> i'm writing like six letters at a time. i was writing drone. where is his letter? i love to write drone, he's so sweet. >> this is for my pen pal, his name's juan.

brianna, what do you have? >> new york giants' receiver o dell beckham jr.rld record 33 passes in 60 seconds with one hand. i can totally do that, can't you? melissa: why do you say this isn't that impressive? that's amazing. not much of a setup there. >> it is impressive the first ten times you see it but if you can do it 3 times in ooh row -- 33 times in ooh row, can you do it once in a row? yeah, i don't think so. what about you lauren? >> fuel, he could have kept doing it. i was waiting for him to miss. >> dogs can do that with their teeth, by the way. melissa: okay. >> right here to the right shoulder. melissa: lauren -- sorry andrea. go ahead andrea. >> thanks, melissa. well, watch out, peta. katy perry a teasing a lion, sharks and a mystery guest for her super bowl halftime show but ap is reporting it's missy elliott. melissa: wow oh my. that is going to be fantastic. that is all we have for you right now. the market is down 125 points. here's liz claman to take you through the rest of the trade. liz: okay, i can catch those balls. i thought that was

she grabbed the children, when he was shopping, this woman -- police arrested 23 year old brianna, and book her on two charges of kidnapping. they say walked out of the garland road thrift store in dallas their dad was trying on clothes, at the time. about an hour later the woman saw children and this one did actually, new something just wasn't right here. >> i said where's your mom and dad. they said they didn't know. see right then that was a bell. >> well, april matthews said she saw the children outside her apartment next to a dumpster. gave them hot chocolate called police, both children are back home safe and sounds tonight. >> for some of us a daily ritual. are those vitamins really worth it? what expert say you should stop taking. >> right now ultimate doppler showing rain, wintery mixon the way the timing next. >> and couple's home turns into race against the clock. >> definitely my water broke i could tell that's what happened. >> mid flight, by going into labor, was such a surprise for this couple. >> and here is another live look from skyfox tonight, over the scene of the m

i'm brianna keeler. that's it for me. cnn special double agent inside al-qaida starts right now. >> the following is a cnn special report. >> morton storm. the half a decade he says he moved back and forth between two worlds and two identities. when one misplaced sentence could have cost him his life. he even faked one with a blond european wife. >> in a race against time, trying to bring down the most dangerous terrorists before they can launch their next attack. double agent inside al-qaida for the c.i.a. >> driving deep in yemen's lawless south. he's hoping this video may help lead his spy masters to the hideout of one of the world's most dangerous terrorists. >> they would follow the mobile phones, the satellites and they could see time that i was standing still, not moving around. >> reporter: the cia will get the video, storm says, only if he survives the mission. the stakes could not be higher. >> if there were leaks or word that i was a spy, there was no way i could get out of that place because i'm there by mysel

he was a guest on "the situation room" yesterday and he talked with cnn's brianna keilar how difficultanding would be. >> that's an interesting problem too. it's been done. it's more challenging, obviously, in the open ocean than in inland waterway. at least in the united states in our flight simulators it's not possible to practice a water landing. for our water landing the only training we had gotten for a water landing was a classroom discussion. there was a checklist. there was protocol. we had never done it. we had one chance to get the right something we never anticipated or specifically trained for and being in the open ocean would be a much more challenging situation. but over water in general, it's featureless terrain, depth perception is difficult. you're ascending without engine thrust much more rapidly than for a normal approach where you have thrust. very challenging thing to do. it's possible. it's possible. >> i went back to your audio from 2009. the u.s. airways audio. one of the things that struck me was that you were in constant contact with air traffic control from t

i'm brianna keyilarkeilar. some are calling this a deal with the devil. potential hostage negotiation with the most brutal terrorists in the world. this is a woman seen here with a bomb strapped to her chest. a bomb that failed to go off during a deadly terror attack in jordan in 2005. she's on death row in a jordanian prisonen. it appears isis wants her. jordan may swap her for this man, a