top ten cnn heroes. >>> welcome back to cnn heroes. with more than 56 million people in this country living with a disability, many struggle to get to the day. a luxury many cannot afford. our next hero is from albany, new york, and believes that anyone who wants to get stronger, both physically and mentally should be able to. here to tell us a story is a proud supporter of the ovarian cancer research fund and one of the hosts of "live with michael and kelly" my good friend, kelly rippa. >> so after you learn about our next hero, you're going to want to hug him. i'm not kidding. i'm serious. get ready, and here's why. 26 years ago when ned norton was working in a gym training olympic athletes and others, a young man asked ned to train him. a tragic accident left the young man paralyzed and he wanted to get stronger. ned didn't know how he was going to do. but he said, yes, and it worked. men and women struggling with down syndrome and other ailments found their place in ned's gym. he calls it warriors on wheels. most of his clients liv

top ten cnn heroes.man for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling. >>> welcome back to cnn heroes. with more than 56 million people in this country living with a disability, many struggle to get to the day. a luxury many cannot afford. our next hero is from albany, new york, and believes that anyone who wants to get stron r stronger, both physically and mentally should be able to. here to tell us a story is a proud supporter of the ovarian cancer research fund and one of the hosts of "live with michael and kelly" my good

tonight cnn has given each of our top 25 cnn honorees $25,000. tonight, one of the honorees will be named the 2014 cnn hero of the year and will receive an additional $100,000. [ applause ] let's get started. let's meet our first hero. and to introduce us to a soldier who found comfort in the midst of war and a unique way to remain connected to the country where he fought. please welcome a proud supporter of the give up clothes for good campaign which raises money for cancer research and the star of the film, the imitation game, benedict cumberbatch. ♪ >> good evening. >> while on patrol in afghanistan, a british soldier and his platoon stumbled upon a dog fight. pen farthing stopped it. and expected the dogs to run off. one dog stayed behind. this dog had his ears cut off, the body riddled with scars. he followed pen back to the base and in time the dog and soldier bonded in the middle of that war torn place. pen named his dog after the town where the paths crossed. the name means new born. and that new companionship got pen through the stresses

top ten cnn heroes. [ applause ] >> welcome back too cnn hero. million people in this country living with a disability. many struggle just to get through the day, going to a gym to build their strength is a luxury that many cannot afford. our next hero is from albany new york and believes that anyone who wants to get stronger both physically and mentally stronger should be able to. here to tell us his story, please welcome a proud supporter of the ovarian cancer research, our good friend kelly rippa. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> so after you learn about our next hero, you're going to want to hug him, i'm not kidding. i'm serious so get ready. here is why. 26 years ago when ned norton was working in a gym training olympic athletes and other weight lifters, a young man wheeled himself in and asked ned to train him. a tragic accident left the young man paralyzed and he wanted to get stronger. ned didn't know how he was going to do it but he said yes and it worked. men and women struggling with se ailments found their place in ned's gym. he calls it warriors

welcome to "cnn heroes: an all-star tribute." we're coming from the milstein hall of ocean life, also known as the whale room, hence the enormous whale, in new york's museum of natural history. this has been one of those years that's been filled with troubling news and devastating events. but tonight we're recognizing some incredible acts of compassion and kindness. we're honoring ten true heroes, men and women doing extraordinary things for other people. they care for sick children. they help people living with disabilities. they're saving animals that are on the brink of extinction. they're rebuilding impoverished neighborhoods across the united states and around the world. and they're doing so much more. it's nice to see so many familiar faces here, so many big names here tonight to help us honor these heroes. i'm sorry my buddy wolf blitzer cannot be here. he told me he actually had to work. but right before i came out here i actually was watching an internal cnn monitor from washington. this is what wolf blitzer does in "the

here is cnn's deborah feyerick.in the courtroom. >> reporter: the hearing took just 25 minutes. johar tsarnaev in court for a pretrial hearing. it was the first time since 17 months ago at which time he pleaded not guilty to the 30 charges against him. he looked different from the last time i saw him. this time he had a short beard. he played with it at times during the hearing. he was wearing a black collared sweater along with a white shirt, gray slacks. the judge asked him a number of questions, including whether he was happy with his legal representation, and tsarnaev said yes, very much. the judge also asked him whether or not he understood and was being kept up to date on what is going on. he said yes, sir. and if the judge asked whether he wanted to meet with him in private, he said no, sir there was an outburst in the courtroom. the a woman who is the mother of a friend of tsarnaev, a young man who was implicated in a triple murder and who was shot dead by a fbi a agent, the mother yelled out in russian stay

we have breaking news into cnn. jamie, bob, thank you. >>> this breaking news into cnn, we have nnew video of a possibl hostage situation all unfolding in sydney, australia. you're looking at video shot moments ago from the lindt chocolate shop in martin place, a big pedestrian mall downtown in sydney's central business district. it's a possible spot for tourists and also people going to work. you think, you know, monday morning there. there is very little information at this time. what we don't know, how many possible hostages are there? how many people could be holding them at this point in time? the new south wales police tell us this. let me read you this quote. "all we can confirm at this time is that there is a police operation taking place. we are recommending that no one goes near that area. we're trying to establish exactly what is happening. we also have an affiliate, news 7 on the ground in sydney, they say there are two gunmen involved. and cnn cannot independently confirm that. we're getting new informa

barbara starr, cnn. the pentagon. >>> a british businessman accused of having his wife killed on their honeymoon is a free man after a south african judge threw out the case. prosecutors argued that he hired hitmen to kill his wife annie while they vacationed in capetown in november 2010. but the judge ruled the state's case and evidence were weak. the victim's family is devastated. >> we waited patiently for four years to know what really happened to annie and it feels like we're -- we're never going to get the answers that we want. we're never going to find out the truth of what happened to annie. the hope that we would get the full story has kept us as a family going. and today that was taken away from us as a family. >> he has said his wife was the victim of a carjacking and denied any involvement in her killing. >>> now sierra leone has now overtaken liberia with the highest number of ebola cases. take a look at our west african breakdown here. new numbers from the world health organization show the

in a cnn exclusive, u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel talked about that with our jim sciutto in baghdad. >> in light of the danger that it poses to u.s. troops in the field, do you think it's a mistake to release that report? >> well, you know, the president has said that we need to be honest and get this report out. the administration has worked very closely with the congress. the congress feels pretty strongly about this. we have had an opportunity to redact some of the most sensitive parts of that and to protect our people. >> do you believe the military in the field is prepared for fallout, even with the redactions? >> well, have i directed all our combatant commanders to have all their commands on alert because we want to be prepared, just in case. we have not detected anything specific anywhere. but we want to be prepared, and we are. >> and those redactions mentioned were made to the 500-page summary that has been released. the entire report runs 6,000 pages. >> mr. barrasso, mr. begich -- >> let's ta

turner sports commentator charles barkley talking with cnn's brooke baldwin, one of our cnn commentatorss activist van jones called what barkley had to say irresponsible and inflammatory. perhaps you have strong feelings about what you just heard. we should note turner sports is part of cnn's parent company. >>> now, we do have this information just in to cnn, a suspected car bomb has exploded near the somali capital mogadishu. police say at least four people are dead and the apparent target was an african union convoy there. the explosion happened close to the international airport as well near the entrance to the city's green zone, that's where many foreign embassies are based. at this early hour no one has claimed responsibility for that attack but new information into cnn, the suspected car bomb has exploded in mogadishu. >>> israel's prime minister is calling for early parliamentary elections, just as he makes big changes to his own cabinet. we'll get you live to jerusalem after this short break. common side effect.dry moa that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse, spray or

stay with us here on cnn. >>> you are watching cnn, thank you for joining us. i'm errol barnett. >>> and i'm rosemary church, it is time to check the headlines at this hour. the protesters in new york have mostly gone home after sprawling demonstrations. they are angry over a grand jury decision not to indict a police officer in the chokehold death of a suspect. the unarmed man was accused of selling cigarettes illegally on a street corner in new york in july. >>> and reports in chechnya, at least three officers were killed. russia physicals say they were attacked at a traffic post then they stormed the building that houses local media. >>> qatar is explaining why it refuses to expand its air bag recall in the united states. at a congressional hearing, the executive said that public safety is best served by replacing air bags in humid regions where the drivers are most at risk. some of the bags can explode, four deaths in the u.s. have been linked to this issue. >>> all right, let's get you more on our top story. the night of protests in new york, and many othe

you're killing me, cnn. sobbing in my chardonnay. >> cnn heroes: an all-star tribute tonight 8:00 eastern. >>> hi, everyone. you're in the "cnn newsroom." i'm poppy harlow. all this hour we're fast forwarding to the week ahead, take a look at the stories you going to be talking about, hearing about this coming week. let's begin with our five questions for the week ahead. first, question number one, will choke hold protesters be violent or peaceful? again tonight. protests in berkeley, california, spiraled into mayhem overnight. masked demonstrators threw bricks at police. va >>> question number two, how will syria respond to an attack by israel? it's not yet confirmed by the idf, but officials inside sere wra say israeli warplanes hit targets near damascus today. in a moment we'll talk about what -- about what we know about that and what will happen in terms of relations between israel and syria. >>> question number three, will the u.s. face fallout from its botched military raid in yemen? two hostages inclu

cnn's brooke baldwin out for hours walking with protesters. here's a quick look at some of what she experienced. >> reporter: it was very organic. incredibly organized. organizers in the backs and fronts aching sure people were abiding by the law in terms of crossing streets before people started walking into traffic but organically began to splinter off. started in lower manhattan heading towards times square where i know we have aerial pictures. my group of multiple hundreds, we went from manhattan, we walked straight over the brooklyn bridge, but not in the pedestrian walkway, police had anticipated and talk about incredibly prepared police force, they had sapped a lot of these marches so multiple hundreds of us walk add cross the brooklyn bridge on the, you know, brooklyn bound side where the cars would normally be multiple lanes continued across into really the heart of brooklyn, i think i'll just never forget this. this was the most poignant image. at the front which i joined for seven hours tonight they were carrying about half a dozen

cnn, london. >>> the u.s. senate meets in the coming days on the expected vote on the enormous government spending package. it could avoid a dead lock that could shut down the government. now senators from both parties are trying to make last changes. here is cnn's aaron mcpike. >> this, by definition was a compromised bill. >> president obama acknowledging the new political reality in washington that he has to deal with republicans. >> this is what is produced when you have the divided government that the american people voted for. had i been able to draft my own legislation and get it passed without any republican votes i suspect it would be slightly different. that is not the circumstance we find ourselves in. i think what the american people are looking for is practical governments and willingness to compromise. that is what this bill reflects. >> but elizabeth warren, nancy pelosi and other democrats are fuming. >> there are a bunch of professi provisions in this bill that i do not like. >> specifically,

her mother spoke with cnn affiliate station kobi.e's lesley ahrens with a report. >> bernadette got a call from a lawyer on christmas eve that her daughter was being released from prison. >> she was able to call me on his cell phone and you know, of course, i was crying and happy. and just really good to hear her voice. >> addison was arrested over two months ago when a fellow passenger in a cab was found with meth amphetamine. while that passenger said she wasn't involved, addison has been behind bars until yesterday. >> she, of course, was happy. and to be out of there. but just kind of in shock. >> but addison can't leave tim more until she gets her passport back. >> i've also heard that they can keep her for the trial. >> karo is still cat sitting for her daughter and while the release made for a merry christmas, she was still hoping for an even happier new year. >> that she can have that passport in her hand, get on a plane and you know, come home. >> we'll let you know when she gets home. stacey addison quit her job is an i an

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you're watching cnn live coverage. i'm natalie allen. our top stories, new york city officials say the shooting death of two of its officers on saturday was an assassination. officers ra s raphael ramos and wenjin liu were anas natu-- assassinated simply for being cops. >> they were assassinated. >> reporter: police commissioner william bratton says officers wenjin liu and raphael ramos both sustained gunshot wounds to the head while sitting in their patrol cars. >> they never had the opportunity to draw their weapons. they may never have actually seen their assailant, their murderer. >> reporter: the alleged asillant is ismaaiyl brinsley. brooklyn residents are shocked and outraged by the violence. >> we have to take back our communities. this can't happen. we have two families that's missing somebody for the holidays. i don't condone this and i'm not with it. >> reporter: investigators say they're looking for a motive but that brinsley's media post indicated bias against law enforcement. the fallen officers were not engaged in the shoo

cnn new york. >> the mothers of these four men who died spoke exclusively with cnns anderson cooper about their tragedies. anderson started off asking ta mir's mother about her 12-year-old son's shooting death outside the cleveland rec center. >> i want to start with you. today, the medical examiner declared his death a homicide. take me back to the day you first heard of the news. how did you hear it? >> they came and knocked on my door and said the police shot your son twice in the stomach. >> the police didn't come to your door, just two kids? >> two kids. >> did you believe it at first? >> i did not believe it. my 16-year-old ran out the door before i did. i was in disbelief until i saw my son laying on the ground and the police surrounding him. >> there's audio that's been released of tamir's sister screaming, they killed my baby broth. >> mm-hmm. >> they killed my baby brother! >> what happened when you arrived on the scene? >> when i arrived on the scene, like i said, i seen my son laying down. nobody was doing anything. they was around him and standing there. my other son was thro

take a look at this new video coming to us at cnn. dramatic video of people trying to cross a river in southern portions of thailand. malaysia and thailand border each other. people trying to get on with their day-to-day lives. it is so difficult to do that with floodwaters rising and encroaching on the local businesses in that area. remember, the force of six inches, that's equal to 15 centimeters can swipe or sweep away an individual off their feet. so, impressive stuff coming out of that region. the reason why we are experiencing that wet weather in malays malaysia, the northeast monsoon. it sets up thanks to a high pressure that builds across china and eastern europe. that produces a northeast easterly wind off the south china sea. there's the moisture source. it carries it into the mountainous terrain of indonesia. it creates the heavier rainfall and continues to move across the same region bringing flooding rains and you can see the precipitation forecast going forward into the next two days. more active weather across the regio

samuel burk, cnn, new york. >>> all right.your tv watching to what scientists are watching on mars. and they may be closer to finding some sort of life. nasa's robotic rover "curiosity" made a discovery that leads researchers thoi theo think thed be organic material on mars. >> i'm scanning the galaxy for signs of hostile anti-martian activity. >> reporter: nasa hasn't exactly found the eke toll marvin the martian but they may be getting closer to finding life on mars, all thanks to the rover "curiosity." since 2012 "curiosity" has been scouring an ancient martian crater looking for signs of methane. methane is one of the simplest organic molecules and organics are necessary forlife. so what "curiosity" found gives scientists hope. over a period of 60 martian days, which are longer than earth days, detected burps, or sudden increases of methane in the carat's atmosphere. scientists say the detection suggests the methane comes from a localized source and possibly from bacteria benaeath the surface. >> we only know of life in on

. >> you're killing me, cnn, got me sobbing all up in my chardonnay. >> "cnn heroes, an all-star tribute". >> i may or may not have sat beside taye diggs at the dinner. thanks for joining us. i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm john berman. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. welcome. i'm ashleigh banfield. this is "legal view." we want to begin this hour with breaking news in ferguson, missouri, where a formal investigation is under way tied to some now well-known comments by michael brown's stepfather after the decision not to indict darren wilson was announced. >> i never had to go through nothing like this. don't none of y'all know me but i don't do nothing to nobody. anybody say so, they're a liar. they're a damn liar. >> [ bleep ]. >> burn this [ bleep ] down! burn this [ bleep ] down! burn this [ bleep ] down! burn this [ bleep ] down! >> the ferguson police chief, tom jackson, says that the police have interviewed people who know this man, lewis head, and were with him to determine if he actually intended to start a riot. they have not yet spoken t

also want to talk about sunday night here on cnn. cnn heroes. all-star tribute.f 2014. celebrity presenters join cnn heroes every day people doing extraordinary things to help change the word. here is cnn's anderson cooper with the always outspoken, and freak weand -- frequently inappropriate kathy griffin. >> you have been trying to again involved with heroes for a long time now. >> first of all you have a lot of nerve of bringing up heroes to me. talk about a wounded warrior, okay. i have been wanting to p ing tia heroes forever. a truly amazing award show. i believe i confronted you new year's eve. >> let's talk abut mooe rose. cnn heroes amazing show. >> amazing night. >> number one, not only was i not even invilted. >> what do you mean not invited. >> they told me that they didn't trust me. >> did people not know that you were volunteering and going overseas sue afghanistan and iraq. >> i guess over at cnn you are so worried about my potty mouth. they actually said you can't come to the show or present. however, what if we showed you mopping up at a soup kit

welcome to the cnn newsroom.re will be more protests and a bigger police presence in berkley, california tonight. protests demanding justice in the death of eric garner. this after demonstrations turned violent last night with protesters throwing bricks at police. dan, is there an expectation of more protests tonight or is it mooegsly an issue of cleaning up now? >> right now they're cleaning up. here you can see the boards on the window and the store has reopened. we know that some people are trying to organize tonight. just for context, let me tell you what this protest was. this was not a ferguson, missouri situation. there was not widespread vandalism. no fires and not really as many people hurt. that said, the pictures were very dra masic. >> chaos on the streets of berkley, california. protesters demanding to be heard after grand jury decisions not to indict police in ferguson, missouri, and new york turned violent. breaking windows and throwing what they could at the police in full riot fweer. police used

you're seeing some of the first pictures that are coming into cnn. interior ministry officials say the newly appointed ambassador was not there at the time. a ministry spokeswoman says all diplomatic personnel are safe and accounted for, as well. officials say the explosion went off near the entrance, as you see there, blowing two large holes in the residence. rosemary. >> well, police in somalia say a car packed with explosives rammed into an african union troop convoy. it happened near the airport and the capital mogadishu. police say the explosion killed at least four people. >>> last hour the three founders of hong kong's occupy central movement surrendered to police. the founders walked into the police station, less than an hour ago even though there's no warrant against them, the first time we're seeing these picture, as well. they are urging demonstrators on the streets to stop what they're doing and simply retreat saying the situation has become too dangerous. the founders insist their surrender does not mean they have failed. >>> well, micha

ian lee, cnn. >> humor is good.ave you ever wondered i'm sure you have, what it's like to cover the red carpet movie premieres. >> ryan curry rhymes his way through his star-studded story. >> whenever there's a premiere, you'll find me here in lie ses ter square two hours before the talent show, we stand and wait nowhere to go. we hunker down, prepare for battle, locked in pens like restless cattle. to left and right, a camera crew obscuring almost every view. from hobbits to the hunger games we hope to harness famous names. >> orlando. >> sometimes they simply walk on past. and leave us the supporting cast. >> adam brown. >> no thanks. >> at first three questions are allow but as actors struggle through the crowd they're running late with home to two, then one between the three of you. but wait a star is on his way. just in time to save the day. they move on down the line and then hello, i'mally from cnn. >> final lingering memory of working on these three films. >> i don't have one. >> we've been here three hours.

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jim sciutto, cnn, washington. >> now to a developing story coming to cnn out of east africa. al shabaab militants are suspected of carrying out another massacre. 36 people's bodies were found in a quarry just a few kilometers from mandera. ktn reports 20 gunmen were targeted and killed 28 people in a bus attack in mandera just last month. we'll bring you developments as they come available. >>> still to come, protesters in hong kong are struggling to find ways to push their demands. we'll tell you the latest move by one of the prominent faces of the movement and what it means. >>> plus, an online retailer is getting a little extra help this holiday season. we'll talk robots and how they work coming up. >>> why ray rice's wife says her husband deserves a second chance in the national football league. >>> welcome back. the stakes are being raised in hong kong between protesters and the government. one of the most prominent faces of the movement is now on a hunger strike with two other students and say they won't stop until the government responds to their demands for a free ele

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cnn's will ripley is back in tokyo. you can shed light on the situation. >> reporter: yeah, people wonder, holding an election is expensive. you're talking hundreds of millions of dollars when japan is trying to pay off its debt which is twice the size of its economy. also at the time frankly when there are questions about the abenomics. at a time when there are questions and a fair share of stumbles, from the previous sales taxes that were imposed, they thought it would bring more revenue for japan and help to pay off the debt. but the consumers stopped spending. it helped push japan into the surprise recession. so why now, you may ask? why would abe choose this time to call the election? well, the fact is, the opposition party is in disarray. they don't have an alternative to present to the voters. most feel it will not only be a victory for abe's party, securing it. in fact it will be a landslide. giving them the opportunity not to vote. they decide if the abenomics is the plan they want for the future. >> so there i

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i'm errol barnett at the cnn center.st order of business, though, is to bring you some breaking news coming into cnn right now. we're getting word that there is an attack and a gun fight taking place right now that is still ongoing in afghanistan's helmand province. we have it highlighted for you there. this has been happening at the kabul bank in the capital of the province. information is scarce but a government spokesman says afghan security forces are in a gun battle with a group of armed insurgents. no word of casualties yet. no additional details on exactly how the afghan forces or if there were nato forces nearby. how they may be responding. but wanted to bring think breaking news into cnn right now armed insurgents attacking a bank in helmand province. as soon as we get more we'll update you throughout the hour. >>> now, pakistan is observing three days of official mourning for victims of an attack that its prime minister says was launched by savages. the death toll there is up to 145. most of them students at a

we are covering this story like cnn can.straight to andrew stevens in indonesia. >> reporter: good morning, chris. few think of what's happened it's been 36 hours since that plane went missing.

cnn, johanns in aburg. >>> still to come here on cnn, health workers risking their lives on the front line in the fight against ebola. a unique distinction from "time" magazine. we will look at sometimes controversial recipients of a similar honor. stay with us. >>> welcome back. the national football league has announced a new personal conduct policy. from now on, any players or other personnel involved in any kind of violent act, that includes sexual assault or domestic violence, they will face a mandatory six-game suspension. this is new coming from the nfl. now it could be longer, longer than six games if there are, quote, aggravated circumstances. roger goodell decided to revise the policy after high-profile domestic abuse cases involving players like, of course 0, ray rice and adrian peterson. the nfl has been in hot water recently. the players union said it didn't get a chance to review the policy before wednesday's announcement. >>> new details about the massive computer attack against sony pictures. investigators uncovered at least one clue of who maybe responsible. >> report

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you're watching cnn. and we start with breaking news in the search for airasia flight 8501. there have been reports of debris being spotted in the java sea. we know for the last three days a massive search has been under way for that plane that carried over 160 people. andrew stevens is now going to join us live from surabaya in indonesia. you've been there for three days. you've seen. you've watched the family members waiting for any news. how serious, how credible is this new information? >> reporter: well at this stage, robyn it does look more credible than a lot of the information that has come out so far. we're getting it's coming from the acting director general of air transport in indonesia. and he's saying there have been photos of debris in the water off the coastal city in borneo. so that is on the eastern side of the java sea area where the search has been going on. remember this search has been extended into that part as well. what i can tell you at the moment and this is just very very early

alexandra field, cnn. >> u.s. president barack obama called new york's police commissioner sunday offering his support and any possible assistance he might need. mr. obama also repeated his message for americans to "reject violence" and word that harm, and turn to word that heal. prayer, patient dialogue, and sympathy for the friend and family of the fallen. >>> we turn to a big story. we are following. north korea expected to come under the scrutiny of u.n. security council. the council set to discuss pyongyang's human rights record but may also touch on cyberattacks in light of the devastating hacking of sony pictures. the u.s. blames pyongyang. a rinse to a sony movie about fictitious assassination plot against kim jung-un. an exclusive interview. he told her north korea's actions are a global concern. >> do you think this was an act of war by north korea? >> i don't think it was an act of war. i think it was an act of cybervandalism. costly. expensive. we take it very seriously. we will respond proportionately

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behalf of everyone at ac 360 and cnn. i'm tom foreman. wishing you all of the best and none of the worst in 2015. ♪ ♪ >>> there is breaking news tonight on two big stories. on opposite side of the world. looking live now at indonesia's international airport. moments away ambulances are on stand by to ferry body recovered from the wreckage of air asia flight 8501. six bodies from the flight have been recovered so far. including one flight attendant. according to indonesia's search-and-rescue chief. we have the latest as the the tragic search goes on tonight. some 60 miles from the plane any last known location over the java sea. also live in new york's time square where tomorrow night, the world will be watching the new year's eve ball drop. the nypd stepping up security. this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. thank you for joining us. how will police keep times square safe when they're at odds with the mayor literally turning their backs on him. a lot to got to tonight. begin with the latest on the crash of flight 8501. i want to begin wi

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