the plane just left mogadishu on its way to djibouti before it happened. >> reporter: if it walks like a bomb and talks like a bomb, it's probably a bomb. that is the opinion of aviation experts that the onboard explosion didn't result in mass casualties and probably because of when it went off. somali's aviation director referred to the airbus developing a sudden defect but it was pretty what caused that defect. a gapeing hole in the plane's side. one passenger was apparently blown out of the hole and his body found later. surviving passengers say they heard a bang. one on board who recorded these scenes said he shared the same fears as everyone else were they all going to die? >> of course, we saw a hole in the plane and the first thing you worry about is, you know can we really make it? >> reporter: that all but one of the passengers and crew survived seems to be because the explosion occurred early in the

headed to the east of a can company of djibouti when the blast happened minutes after takeoff. the plane was at a relatively low altitude and the aircraft held together, until the pilot was able to land it. somali officials say they found no evidence of criminal activity so far. but the plane's pilot and aviation experts say the hull showed all of the signs of terrorism. >> it is a bomb. that hole is caused by a bomb. >> and they will be able to tell that, they probably already know. >> reporter: the al qaeda- linked terror group al-shabaab controls part of the country. and isis is expanding in the region. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> authorities say the passenger blown out of the plane was a 55-year-old man. >>> the passenger designed an airstrip in northern syria to strengthen military operations against isis. the strip was used for crop spraying aircraft. this drop and go strip will help the u.s. supply the kurds and the arab tribes allied with them and assist the handful of u.s. special forces deployed to >>> today, president obama will

mohamed, al jazeera, djibouti. >>> former malaysia minister filed a lawsuit challenging a decision tohe prime minister of corruption, last month he avoided prosecution over a financial scandal in which he received almost $700 million from the saudi royal family and attorney general said the money was a donation and most of it was returned but the new lawsuit says there is strong evidence of wrongdoing by the prime minister. and we have more on the man leading this new lawsuit against the decision to clear the prime minister. >> he is a respected lawyer having founded one of the largest legal firms in this country and was part of the government in 2008 and fell out with the government then when he criticized them for arrested three high profile individuals and a blogger and a journalist urn der the security act a way that many human rights activists believe is a way of stifling or criticism of the government and he joined opposition and watching events from the sidelines during the past 18 months, the corruption scandal embroiling the prime minister and government and apparently he is

yemeni refugees seeking safety across the gulf of aden in djibouti. plus... >> i'm reporting from south korea where in a few weeks they'll hold skiing event. the industry is worried that the popularity of the sport is going downhill >>> a number of people have been arrested at a far right protest in the french port of calais. although the rally was banned. 150 demonstrators clashing with police. the group protesting. riot police used tear gas, and people were arrested >>> tonnes of far right activists hold a rally in the german city of dresden. it was held bay movement opposed to the islamification of europe. supporters are calling for tighter border controls and restrictions on immigration. the rise of them as an electoral force is part of support for right wing parties. when tens of votes - not enough to win, but a surprise result. in greece's election in september, the far right golden dawn party won 7% of the vote and secured 18 m.p.s. and in france marie le pen's national front was stopped from winning regional elections when the main three parti

it was headed from mogadishu to djibouti on the horn of africa. we have more information about an overnight fire in norfolk. investigators were able to confirm that the home was vacant at the time, and under renovation. :00 - :04 nats of fire that's video a viewer posted to our facebook page this morning. you can see the flames shooting from this home on malboro avenue, off kimball terrace. investigators say they are still trying to figure out what caused this. it started around 2:00 this morning, and no one was hurt fighting the fire. fire investigators are looking for the cause of this fire in cheaspeake. we first brought this to you as breaking news last night at 11:00. two people living inside this home on laurel avenue off indian river road got out safely, but the home has severe damage. bad news for hundreds of workers in hampton roards. got laid off. this is part of cuts we've been telling you about for months. they first began back in september. the president of newport news shipbuilding says this is all because of a lack of work. in addit

aboard "daallo (dah-lo) airlines" y they heard loud bang while flying from mogadishu, somalia to djibouti (jee-boo-tee). the pilot managed to make a safe landi. >>>s that a gaping hole on the side of this jet. they heard a loud bang. but it did not detoneighth ahmad freej wem. >> eva longoria. rate night with "self-." that's make the difference. got night. thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag. two united club passes. priority boarding. and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. i work here at my namfive star auto care. in rocklin california. a lot of thought was put into the change to solar and we couldn't have done it without pg&e. pg&e is very committed to clean energy. working with five star auto care we looked at how we could make their business more energy efficient and save them money in the long run. with solar we have saved ab

we have somali, djibouti, 98% in somali. women over the age of 15 cut. 98% in guinea and 93% in djibouti. it causes bleeding, health issues, sifts, infections and infertility and complications in childbirth. we'll talk about this now, with the f g.m. programme, the manager for equality. joining us from nairobi. thank you for your time. >> it's a little odd that there's a day called zero tolerance, presumably there should be zero tolerance every day. can you tale us - can you hear me all right. no, i don't... >> a bit louder. >> i'll try one more time, it's kamal from doha, can you hear me? >> yes, i can hear you faintly. >> okay, i'll tried hard, hopefully you can hear me. what sort of progress do you feel is being made. we marked this day today, what actual progress is made against f g.m. >> i can't hear you. >> mary, we'll leave it there. there's clearly technical problems with the link to nairobi. still ahead. 160 million tune in to the superbowl, this the half-time show >>> brazil facing its worse recession in decades. a

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flying from mogadishu to djibouti... even the pilot thinks it was a bomb but one aviation expert believes there should have been more interior damage. even if it was a bomb security experts believe it may have been an attempt by terrorists to see if can defeat seurity systems.... and bring down a jetliner. dk abcn washington president obama will make his first visit to an american mosque as president today. he's scheduled to visit the islamic society of baltimore and is expected to hold a roundtable with community members where he'll quote "reaffirm the importance of religious freedom to our way of life." the president has visited mosques overseas, but never one during his presidency in the united states. authorities say the virginia tech student arrested on charges of an accessory to the murder of 13-year-old nicole lovell -- is now facing additional charges. they say natalie keepers is now facing the charge of an accessory before the fact, but haven't explained her role in the murder. keepers is already facing charges

interior the plane was headed to the east african country of djibouti when the blast happened minutes after takeoff. the plane was at a relatively low altitude and the aircraft held together until the pilot was able to land it. somali officials say they ve found no evidence of criminal activity so far, but the plane s pilot and aviation experts say the hole showed all the signs of terrorism. sot denny kelly/aviation consultant cbs that s a bomb. that hole is caused by a bomb. and they )ll be able to tell that, or they probably already know. the al qaeda linked terror group al shabaab controls part of the country... and isis is expanding in the region. vigliotti, cbs news. suggested anchor tag authorities say the passenger blown out of the plane was a 55 year old man. new at 5 - right now scammers are trying to take money from those who need it most. melissa hipolit tells us how crooks are actually trying to get charities to write (them checks for thousands of dollars. 184755 ready go slicing throuh the water.... 184452 you guys are lifting your head too much these kids learn how to sw

i think djibouti, sudan, that is not a coalition. the other countries condemned it. ban ki-moon did all the time. they are basically saying no. the suedies are not going to write the checks. if you are leading one of these governments. you have to ask yourself, you are insecure saying what will keep me in power. what will keep my elites happy and fed and off the streets in the one, two, three, years. i accept that. this is a real problem. it's not fixable. they'll use an option past the tipping point, and the question is how much can you contain the damage, not can we fix it. nobody has a solution to that problem. so saudi arabia - we are in a million, iran threatens to put half a million. >> how long does saudi do it before it blinks. oil, at this price, is not sustainable for the saudis. >> it's not clear what blinking for the saudis would mean. if they take a significant amount of oil off the mark, prices go off. but the saudis take the oil off. it's hurting them. when prices go up. the americans, fracking can snap back overnight where in the historical perspectiv

reporter: he was heading to djibouti when the blast happened. it was at a relatively low altitude in the aircraft held together until the pilot was somali officials say they found no evidence of criminal activity so far, but the plane's pilot and aviation experts say the whole -- hole show signs of terrorism. >> that was caused by a bomb. they probably already know. reporter: a terror group controls part of the country and isis is expanding in the region. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. mollie: in other world headlines, french officials want the state of emergency to be extended for three months following the attacks in paris this past november. the state of emergency has been extended once already into late february and must be approved by parliament. it expands police powers and allows authorities to stop the movement of people and vehicles at specific times and places. the request was made to the cabinet today. bill cosby is back in court for day 2 of his effort to get the sexual assault case against him dropped. at issue is an unwritten promis

it was heading from mogadishu to djibouti. source tells us -- a source close to the investigation tells us that they have tested that blast site, and that residue that they have collected has tested positive for explosives. we're not sure what explosive that was. two passengers injured and one passenger sucked out of the plane. his body was found close to mogadishu. somali authorities thousand have control of that body, and they will be looking at that body today as the day wears on. what we're not sure about, christine, is what could be behind this explosion. as i said, it was one hour late to take off. so if it was some kind of timed device, and again, we do not know this, then if it had been gone off when the plane was already in the air and at cruising altitude, it would have been catastrophic. al shabaab is an al qaeda-linked group that has terror attacks almost daily in mogadishu. as of yet, no one has come forward to claim responsibility if indeed this was some kind of terror attack. christine. >> keep us posted about j

the somali-owned airline was on its way from mogadishu to djibouti, when minutes after takeoff the rumpt ripped a hole in the fuselage. after the smoke cleared he plane was missing. u.s. intelligence officials are aware of reports that there may have been an explosion but it's unclear if that's from a structural failure or a bomb. scott, the al qaeda-linked terror group al-shabaab controlled part of the country, and isis is expanding its footprint. >> pelley: margaret brennan in the washington newsroom tonight. margaret, thank you. now, five days ahead of super bowl 50, the nfl is studying how to deal with a 58% increase in concussions from 115 during the 2014 season to 182 in 2015. this after the league already cracked down on helmut-to-helmut hits. john blackstone is looking into this. >> reporter: after former new york giant tyler sash died at the age of 27, doctors were shocked to discover he had a degenerative brain disease, unusually advanced in someone so young. >> they could have all the money back if i could just have my son back. i don't-- you know, nothing else matters. and yo

airbus, operated by a somali airline, had just taken off from mogadishu late yesterday en route to djibouti. passengers had put on oxygen masks. there were 74 passengers and crew on board. two were injured. the jet returned to mogadishu and landed safely. but a small hole in its side. all passengers are being accounted for. the cause of the explosion is under investigation. >>> a pretrial hearing in bill cosby's sexual assault case resumes today in pennsylvania. cosby was arrested and charged in december with drugging and sexually assaulting a temple university employee in 2004. cosby wants the case thrown out former district attorney. the judge could decide as early as today. >>> a denver broncos player is sent home from the super bowl this morning amid a prostitution scandal. ryan murphy, a safety on the broncos practice squad, was detained by not arrested during a sting operation tuesday night. jamie yuccas is in san francisco, the super bowl city, with the details. jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. investigators let ryan murphy go without citing him, once it wa

the subjected bomber was one of 70 turkish airline passenger who is were recruited last tuesday to djibouti. he was sucked out of the hole made by the explosion, which forced the plane to land in somalia. their laptops were stuffed with explosives. >>> the u.n. mission in mali is considered one of the most dangerous in the world. international troops are trying to bring stability in the north after years of conflict there. and just last friday a group linked to al-qaeda attacked a post in timbuktu. we went on patrol with peace keepers who are operating under constant threat of attack. >> the makeshift starts. we were given rare access to the united nations blue helmet parole police. this unit came under attack last friday when al-qaeda exploded a car bomb outside one of the spaces. the u.n. police provided support to its local counterparts. >> when the residents want suspicious behavior, strange things happen and they call us to verify what is going months. >> city is in permanent lockdown. no vehicles are allowed in or out after 6:30 in the evening. and there are constant power outages. >>

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one of 75 turkey passenger who is were recruited to djibouti. he was sucked out of the hole made by the midair explosion which forced the plane to land in somalia. this somali intelligence video shows two airport workers handing laptops stuffed with explosives. >>> south africa's government said that this year will be a tough one for the country's mining industry. low commodity prices mean thousands will lose their jobs as mining companies slash costs. we have reports from the biggest mining conference in cape town. >> this miner says he doesn't want to think about the future. he has worked in the northwest province for eight years. but the decline in loss of privates in mining companies means that jobs have been cut. >> we don't know how many jobs will be lost. >> it's estimated 52,000 jobs are under threat in africa's most billized economy. many say it's a industry in turmoil with strike over wages, safety issues and escalations in labor costs, efforts to cut expenses are unvoidible. >> this is going to feel the impact more it will be interest

(interior) the plane was headed to the east african country of djibouti when the minutes after takeoff. the plane was at a and the aircraft held together until the pilot was able to land it. they've found no evidence of criminal activity so pilot and aviation experts say the hole showed all the signs of terrorism. (sot denny kelly/aviation consultant) (cbs) that's a bomb. that hole is caused by a bomb. and they'll be able to tell that, or they probably already know. the al qaeda linked terror group al shabaab controls part of the country and isis is expanding in the region. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. parents in montgomery county make their voices heard about a controversial change to school start times. and a whale of a tale gets an unusual tech. unanimously to repeal a vote made last year that would change school start times. wdbj7's noell saunders explains why parents didn't like the idea. a packed room with a lot of voices to be heard dozens of montgomery county parents go before ask them to keep they are. (nats) " under the new time change, elementary students would start an hou

targeting "western intelligence officials and turkish nato forces aboard the airplane bound for djibouti." surveillance video released last week appears to show how a laptop bomb made its way on to the plane via airport officials. fuselage killing only the , suicide bomber who set it off. there are two new suspects in a string of multi-million dollar jewelry heists across the south. the u.s. attorney' s office is charging larry and michael gilmore with conspiracy to interfere with commerce. prosecutors say the two provided surveillance video and security codes to the robbers. those suspects, abigail kemp and lewis jones, are accused of stealing jewelry from six stores in several states including right here in florida. love is in the air this weekend, and so is a helping hand. habitat for humanity and do good date night teamed up to host the first ever couples build. couples spent the day building alongside future homeowners and other volunteers in the butlers preserve community in orlando. ground broke for the project in june of 2014, where 59 affordable homes are in the works of being c

moments later one of them gives the laptop to a then boards a plane for djibouti. shortly after takeoff, the laptop exploded, ejecting the passenger from the plane. no one has claimed responsibility for the explosion. the united nations says the rocket north korea launched on sunday morning-- is a threat to world safety, and a violation of u-n resolutions banning the country from developing it's nuclear program. the rocket was launched early sunday morning...their time. north korea says the launch is part of a quote "peaceful space program" but many countries are condemning it... over fears it could be a nuclear weapons test, in disguise. another win for the sportsbooks -- a record amount of money was bet on super bowl 50 fox5's shannon moore is live at the westgate superbook this morning with the details a lot of people will be cashing in their winning tickets this morning and although the official betting numbers haven't its estimated more money was bet on this year's game than any other in year's past early estimates on how much was wagered statewide ranged from

ed: two passengers reportedly from mogadishu to djibouti even the pilot thinks it was a bomb but one aviation expert believes there should have been more interior damage. even if it was a bomb security experts believe it may have been an attempt by terrorists to see if can defeat seurity systems. and bring down a jetliner. somalia' s ambassador to the u-n was on the flight. he says he heard a loud noise, couldn' t see anything but smoke, then noticed a chunk missing from the plane. the flight landed about an hour later in japan. heather: an unusual warning tonight. it is for any woman under the age of 45. avoid alcohol if not using birth control. the guideline issued in an effort to reduce the number of babies born with fetal alcohol syndrome. about half of all pregnancies in the united states are unplanned so the risk of drinking in the first month is high. new at 11 the cdc closely of sexually transmitted zika. the patient is hospitalized in texas tonight. the virus is usually spread through mosquito bites and has been linked to birth defects. dallas county health and human service

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the somali airline flying from mogadishu to djibouti. one aviation expert believes there should have been more interior damage, if it was a bomb. security experts say it may have been an attempt to defeat security systems and bring down a jetliner. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> frightening images tonight. david, thank you. >>> when we come back, we switch gears. the major star that will appear at the super bowl on sunday. >>> also, look at this. another plane story tonight. this one, under water, off the coast of florida. the effort to get out before it sank to the bottom. >>> and then, the house exploding into flames. the husband getting to his wife with just moments to spare. where this happened, when we come back. osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture... i can tell you prolia is proven to help protect but the real proof? my doctor said prolia helped my bones get stronger. are your bones getting stronger? do not take prolia if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva . serious allergic re

the airline flying from mo deshoe to djibouti. even the pilot thinks it was a bomb. un, expert thinks there should have ever been more interior damage. if it was a bomb, experts say it may have ever been an attempt to defeat security systems and bring down a jetliner. david kerley, abc news, washington. >>> new details in the search for the remains of those marines killed in a helicopter crash off hawaii last month. investigators say elements of dna have ever been discovered. family members of those identified have ever been fold but the marines corps is not releasing any other information. 1 marines died in a crash in what investigators said was a collision but it wasn't yet known if there was a collision. we are learning new details about the death of that teenager allegedly murdered by a virginia tech student. an autopsy revealed nicole lovell was stabbed to death on the day she is disappeared. david eisenhauer has been charged. police say another freshman already charged with hiding the body was more deeply involved than previously thought. natalie keepers will f

the plane had been en route to the african nation of djibouti with 73 other passengers on board. none of the other passengers were killed, but the bomber was sucked out of the plane to his death. the plane made a successful emergency landing in mogadishu. pope francis is in mexico for a five-day visit, his first as pontiff to the overwhelmingly catholic country. thousands of people lined the pope's route to the national palace, where he met with mexican president enrique pena nieto today. in his public remarks, francis said mexican leaders have a" duty" to fight corruption and drug trafficking, and work for the "collective good." the pope urged the country's bishops and archbishops to do more to help migrants, and then celebrated mass at mexico city's massive basilica of the virgin of guadalupe, with hundreds of thousands watching on screens set up outside. more than 80% of mexico's 121- million people are roman catholic, making it the second most populous catholic country in the world after brazil. for live coverage of tonight's republican presidential debate in south carolina,