i'm zain asher. >> i'm john vause. the top stories, belgium investigators are hunting for a terror ringleader. we'll have the latest from brussels. >>> so these are scenes right here from yemen where there is a shaky seize fire in place after very very violent day. we'll have details from our correspondent. >> plus a prosecutor dies of an apparent suicide hours before testifying in a political case but hear why some believe there may have been foul play. >>> here right now we begin with the latest out of belgium where there is a manhunt for the leader of a terror cell raid the last week. >> a counterterrorism official says authorities are looking for a 27-year-old belgium fighter and the alleged links to isis. >> he's believed to have directed this cell who were plotting this attack in belgium from graes.eece. he had connections to the senior leadership of isis. they believe isis directed this plot. >> more details on the terror investigations that have those countries right now on high alert. >> heavy armed security o

. >> i'm zain asher. officials meet in brussels after a series of attacks. >>> the pope ends a six-day trip to asia. >>> fresh fighting as ukrainian forces claim to have retaken the airport in donetsk. >>> and an unsanctioned blood sport in havana. >>> all those stories coming up. first, a developing story out of yemen. a fire-fight between the army and rebels near the president theal administration in the capital. >> sources close to the yemen president says the fighting starred over road closures in the -- started over road closures in the city and the president is safe. >> let's get right to our senior correspondent, nick paton walsh, with the latest of what's happening. this is over more than road closures though. tell us how widespread is the fight ing fighting in the capital? >> reporter: this is being described as a fight for power in the country. behind me you can't see it in the shot but it's the presidential administration. we've been hearing the past hour or so artillery fired. the militia said

i'm zain asher. >> i'm errol barnett. we'll be here with you for the next two hours. >> we have breaking news now, two big finds in the crash of airasia flight 501 -- 8501. divers found a huge part of the plane and recover the cockpit voice recorder. >> the latest on that. >>> defiance in parisment the new edition of "charlie hebdo" is on the way. we know what's on the cover. >>> hacked the u.s. central command finds its twitter page taken over by jihadist sympathizers at the same time the u.s. is talking cybersecurity. >>> okay, we'll begin now with the latest on the airasia crash. search officials say the fuselage -- this is very significant -- the fuselage from the jet that crashed last month has been found. >> that information just in to cnn in this past hour. combine it with the fact that searchers have also recovered the cockpit voice recorder and you see there are reasons to be optimistic. divers pulled the first black box, the flight data recorder from the underwater wreckage monday. >> we have more from jakarta n

i'm errol barnett. >> i'm zain asher.want to bring you up to date on the news out of france. one of the suspects in the terror attack have reportedly turned himself in. police have released pictures of two other suspects of the brother brothers. they say cherif spent stom time in prison back in 2008 for recruiting islamists to go to iraq. >> and what has stunned everyone is this attack took place in broad daylight. around 11:30 in the morning as the gusman walked into the offices of the satirical magazine "charlie hebdo." he asked people by name and shot them. 12 people dead, two of them police officers. 11 people are wounded. four of them are in serious condition at this hour. >> first thing i saw was the doorman, this grumpy guy that we liked and appreciated, he was lying down and his blood, he was dead, he had been shot by the gunners. they wanted to go inside as quick as possible. they weren't fast enough to open the door of the building and they shot him. the next thing i saw was the stairways were full of block. one

i'm zain asher. >> i'm errol barnett. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with the latest on the airasia crash. an indonesian officials the fuselage from the jet that crashed last month may now have been found. >> search verse also recovered the cockpit voice recorder. david has been watching all this from indonesia. the most important thing is that relatives of all the victims may get answers as to why this plane went down. what is the latest on the fuselage and blocks? >> reporter: that's right. big developments here in indonesia this afternoon. this is coming from a senior official with the search and rescue organization here. his name is mr. cipriati. he's been in front of the cameras regularly over the past two weeks. on the other side of the java sea, borneo they have been staging the ships, planes, and helicopters for this haasive search effort over the last 17 days. the direct quote from him about the fuselage he's using the words "main body of the plane." he is saying, "divers have found it in the location to the

i'm zain asher. >> i'm john vause. the hunt is on for the mastermind of the terror plot. >> kenyan children fighting to save their playground. why police responded with tear gas. >> no go zones in the uk. britain's prime minister had this to say. >> frankly, i thought it must be april fool's day. this guy is clearly a complete idiot idiot. >> he upped the anty but can he back it up. >> lindsey vaughn's record-setting run. the world's most triumph skier and her boyfriend's missing tooth. >> the very latest out of belgium belgium. a manhunt underway. >> a belgium counterterrorism official says authorities looking for a 27-year-old belgium belgium isis fighter whose last known location was greece. >> and an alger ya was located. >> za ain, they believe he was guiding the bellgium network. he is a belgium mocorron and including two men killed in a fire fight with police during a raid last thursday. those two men who were killed authorities believe are also it is thought, fought with isi is in syria. this is significant bec

. >> i'm zain asher. new action in europe in hope of preventing another "charlie hebdo" style attack. we'll get the latest on what's going on there. >>> and the rain didn't stop millions from turning out to see the pope if man -- the pope in manila. >>> and later anger in the air. why squall air rage is soaring in china -- so-called air rage is soaring in china. >>> we'll begin with the latest out of bell un. the european union foreign ministers are scheduled to meet in brussels this hour to discuss the fight against terrorism. >> today's talk come in the wake of recent attacks. and after more than 20 people were arrested in anti-terror raid in belgium, france, and germany. >> the threat is not only the one we faced in paris but also spreading in many other parts of the world start. and we need to strengthen our way of cooperating together. first in countries and then internally. interior ministers, foreign affairs ministers. and we'll have a discussion about that. we need to share information more. we ne

i'm zain asher, appreciate you being with us. >> you can stay with us, please do.. we'll be back in a few moments with live updates on both of our breaking stories. the manhunt in paris and the possible detection of pings from the black boxes in the search for air asia flight 8501. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. muhi, this is jennifer...c. ... i will be out of the office until monday... ... and won't be checking voicemail during this time. i'll reply just as soon as i get back to work. sail with the number one cruise line in alaska. save up to $500 during our 50th anniversary sale. call your travel consultant or 1-800-princess. princess cruises. come back new. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside...to clear inside mode. transiti® s signat™re adaptive lenses ...are more responsive than ever. so why settle for a lens

i'm john vause. >> and i'm zain asher. we are tracking a life-crippling blizzard. for some people though the worst is still yet to come. it's just gone 1:00 in the morning on the east coast. tens of millions of people are already feeling the storm's impact. >> several governors have declared states of emergency, thousands of flights have been canceled and transportation has been canceled in some of america's biggest cities. it's about 90 centimeters before all of this is done and dusted. the blizzard is also taking aim at massachusetts. in fact that's where some of the heaviest snow could fall in the next few hours. let's go to nick valencia joining us on the line in boston. what is the latest there? how is the snow? how heavy is it right now? >> caller: it has been coming down steadily over the course of the last hour. we've seen it pick up all throughout the day. so far, this seems to be the worst of it with more still to come. 4:00 is supposed to be the peak of this storm, according to the massachusetts governor. that coincides with high tide. so there is a smal

. >> and i'm zain asher. i want to get you updated on our top stories right now.ern france for the two brothers the kouachi brothers suspected in the paris terrorist attack on wednesday. helicopters are using special night vision tools to hook for cherif and said kouachi. police say they may have spotted the brothers on foot there. >> said kouachi traveled to yemen in 2011 according to french intelligence sources. apparently he also received weapons training from the al qaeda affiliate there, aqap al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. and law enforcement officials tell cnn the brothers were in the database of international terrorist suspects. >> in the meantime "charlie hebdo" is standing defiant. they are still planning to publish magazines next wednesday in the coming issue. reports say it will produce 1 million copies memorial editions in response to the global outrage over the massacre. >> and the eiffel tower went dark wednesday night in tribute to the 12 killed in wednesday's attack. many bowed their heads as the bells in notre dame rang across the city. one de

i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm zain asher. search has intensified for the suspects in the paris terrorist attack. >> the latest information is investigators say a police helicopter may have got a glimpse of the men who are still on the run while they were in a wooded area in northern france. this took place after they abandoned their vehicle. some 80,000 police now involved in that search. >> let's turn once again to our isa sourez who is live in paris. so isa, this time yesterday we saw the momentum in the manhunt picking up. we felt police at least knew their whereabouts. now it seems to have slowed down. what's the latest? >> reporter: thei'm sure there's a lot the police aren't passing on but no doubt this is a massive manhunt. you mentioned the number of police being deployed talking about 80,000 police being deployed. one thing is very clear, as long as those two brothers are on the loose, french police are not rest. so we've seen an incredibleably man hunt for the search of those two brothers that killed 12 people. poli

. >> i'm zain asher.h fighting as ukrainian forces claim to have retaken the airport in donetsk. >>> and an unsanctioned blood sport in havana.

. >> i am zain asher. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around around the world. thank you so much for sticking with us. >> indeed. i'm errol barnett. at this moment, it's 7:00 a.m. in paris. pa riggss parisians waking up from what may have seemed like a terrible nightmare. this is the deadliest terrorist attack in france in decades. >> police have launched a massive manhunt for two brothers they believe are behind the shooting rampage. a lot of that manhunt is happening in the champagne region of france. that attack left 12 people dead at the offices of a weekly satire magazine "shar leecharlie hebdo." a news agency reported that a third suspect has indeed surrendered. >> jim bitterman, following the twists and turns in all of this. joins us now live from paris. jim, there are many layers to what happened within 24 hours ago. still quite fresh. everyone waking up to the day after. the french president i understand is set to hold a crisis meeting as the hunt for suspects continue. wha

i'm zain asher. >> just after 1:30 on the morning here on the east coast. time to get the latest.igence sources say one of the men who attacked the "charlie hebdo" offices in paris cherif kouachi used his brother's passport to travel to yemen in 2011. >> the french newspaper "lamond" reports the man in the airport surveillance footage with hayat boumeddiene, the man next to her is a 23-year-old. he may be connected to another jihadist cell. >> the newish hue of "charlie hebdo" is on the stands now. phil black joins us from the streets of paris. are many people trying to buy this edition and what are the security concerns? >> reporter: even before this news stand opened this morning, there was a small crowd gathered around. there's a line there, but most of these people eager to get their hands on a copy are being turned away. supply is much higher than normal. they're printing 3 million this week. demand for the moment is much higher than the print run has been able to feed. the first ones hitting the stands people are getting their hands on them only if they reserved them in adva

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i'm zain asher. >> and i'm errol barnett. we'll be with you here on cnn for the next four hours. news stories for you. first in france it's day three of the manhunt of the gunman of the paris terror attack where is police are focused now, and the new evidence investigators say these brothers left behind. >>

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i'm zain asher. >> i'm errol barnett.rs. >> we have breaking news now, two big finds in the crash of airasia flight 501 -- 8501. divers found a huge part of the plane and recover the cockpit voice

that's it for our coverage with me but john vause, zain asher pick up the coverage live now from thes will most likely be one of the largest blizzards in the city of new york city. >> poses a threat to public safety. >> it's dangerous to be out there now. it's only going to become more dangerous. >> this is going to be a lot of snow no matter how you are add it up. >> people should act in such a way to bhak themmake themselves save. >> the most important thing is for people to hunker down. >> yeah hunker down. that's what a lot of people are doing. and we'd like to welcome you in the

i'm zain asher. >> i'm john vause. kenyan children fighting to save their playground. why police responded with tear gas. >> no go zones in the uk. britain's prime minister had this to say. >> frankly, i thought it must be april fool's day. this guy is clearly a complete idiot idiot. >> he upped the anty but can he back it up. >> lindsey vaughn's record-setting run.