the plane crashed this morning, on its way from dubai to rostov-on-don in southwestern russia. you can see the flames engulfing the plane from this surveillance video. were no survivors on board. 55 passengers and seven crew members on board at the time. winds were 30-50 miles per hour at the time, and there was light rain in the area. it' s unclear if weather may have been a factor in the crash. this morning, france is waiting to interrogate the most wanted suspect in the paris terror attacks. salah abdelsalam was captured during a raid in belgium, after four months on the run. gunfire and explosions rocked neighborhood streets from abdelsalam' s childhood home. four others were also arrested. france' s president even admits, more people were involved in the paris attacks than he thought. >> this case is all about intelligence. the ability to look and see if there are other pending attacks, or those that are in place, right now. additionally they' ll be looking at other co-conspirators. who are other members of the organization? brett: abdelsalam was shot in the leg, but will

the crash was reported early this morning in southwestern russia. surveillance footage from russian state television shows lights coming through the trees, and then an object hitting the ground. 55 passengers and seven crew members were on board. the airline, fly dubai, confirms no one survived. it' s too early to tell what caused the crash. following breaking news out of turkey, at are dead after a suicide bombing in istanbul. turkish media reports that an explosion in the middle of a easy street outside of a shopping mall. at least 10 people were hurt. just two weeks ago, there were two terrorist attacks in the country' s capital. both were claimed to be by militant groups. we are learning more about the daring raid that captured the most wanted suspect in the paris terrorist attacks. salah abdelsalam was arrested in belgium. he was arrested with an accomplice kim hutcherson tells . kim hutcherson tells us how it all went down. kim: at a news conference friday afternoon, hollande thanked belgian authorities and praised counter-terrorism efforts. >

you can see the images from the airport in rostov-on-don, that city in southwestern russia where thepened. it's astonishing, there's nothing recognizable on the tarmac that you could see that's a piece of an aircraft. it's fragmented into thousands and thousands of pieces, really astonishing. the finger of suspicion or the eye of suspicion is focusing on the weather, very severe weather situation when the first attempt to land was made. that attempt was aborted. incredibly, the plane circled for two hours above the airport before making that second and fatal attempt with the loss of 62 lives, everybody on board. >> matthew, when do they expect to get any information from these data recorders? >> reporter: well, i'm not expecting it to be too quick. i mean, these things take time, obviously. and there will be a very detailed analysis of the cockpit recordings and of the flight data before any firm conclusion is reached. but i think, you know, we're already pretty clear that this wasn't terrorism, that this could have been technical failure, it could have been pilot error. it was most