Indian ocean. Some do appear to be big, the size possibly of a wing. Some a little smaller, perhaps the size of a seat. We are able to identify 122 potential objects. Some objects were mitten length, others as much as 23 meters in length. Some objects appear to be bright, indicating solid material. These images that were focusing on were taken by a french satellite sunday. The objects are about 1600 miles from perth in australia. And the debris field itself is believed to be scattered across some 150 square miles. This is a big area. We have been saying this, time and time again, but the other complication here, it is a moving target. Talk about chaotic currents here, this ocean is hostile. You see how rough it is by looking at this video. This is an example of what the searchers are up against in this part of the world in the southern indian ocean. Let me tell you about this. Another big development. We also know they tracked the plane via a series of pings. We are learning the last o
Jim mcmann for one. He says he actually got addicted to thinks painkillers, even taking them in the offseason. Another player in the lawsuit here, mcmanns former Chicago Bears teammate richard dent. He is a hall of famer. So lets get more on this story, this developing story from ed laugh endra. Ed, tell me more about the lawsuit. Hello, brooke. Its an extensive lawsuit. About 85 pages long. Ive had a chance to go through all of it here this afternoon. And it is filed on behalf of eight players. Three of those players were part of that 1985 super bowl Chicago Bears team, richard dent, jim mcmann being two of those. Weve heard over the years a lot of different crazy stories that the lengths the Football Players would go to to stay on the football field. But this lawsuit is accusing the nfl and doctors of working together to ensure that in some cases, recklessly, and in some cases illegally, were prescribing pain medications to keep these players and these lawyers for these players sayin
To join the march. Hello once again. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world. Youre watching cnns special coverage. Im Natalie Allen in atlanta. A week after isis fighters threatened to kill british aid worker alan henning, his wife and even thousands of imams are sending a message. His wife says alan is a peaceful, selfless man who left his family and his job as a taxi driver in the u. K. To drive in a convoy in syria with his muslim colleagues and friends to help those most in need. When he was taken he was driving an ambulance full of food and water to be handed out to anyone in need. His purpose for being there was no more and no less. This was an act of sheer compassion. I cannot see how it could assist any cause to see a man like alan die. They have released a video calling for hennings immediate release. Alan henning is an aide worker, a humanitarian, a man who left behind his family to help the syrian people. His desire was simple, to do whatever he cou
Stop them, they didnt. Reporter the brutal militants closing in an two key cities fighting fire with fire. Three isis car bombs may have gone off, too. Reporter were live on the ground in iraq and syria. Lets talk live in the newsroom. Good morning, im ana cabrera in for carol costello. Thank youor being here. We begin this morning with the cdc rethinking now what needs to be done to stop the spread of ebola are that after that dallas nurse contracted the virus. The Associated Press is reporting nurse nina pham was one of 70 hospitals who cared for ebola patient thomas duncan, from liberia who died last week, the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u. S. As for pham the 26yearold nurse is listed in clinically stable condition. We know she has already received a blood transfusion from american ebola survivor dr. Kent brantly. The cdc chief and other officials briefed president obama yesterday on phams case. The federal Health Agency is now flooding dallas with more personnel and mo
This is cnn breaking news. Good saturday morning to you. Have breaking news we want to share with you this morning. Im christi paul. Im victor blackwell. The news happening in the terrorist hotbed of yemen. Were learning details about two frenchmen who have been detained for suspected links to al qaeda. Yemen is the same place where cherif and said kouachi the two brothers in the paris attack received orders to launch their deadly rampage on the offices of Charlie Hebdo. Cnns Nick Paton Walsh is in live in yemen. What are you hearing about these two frenchmen . Well lets be clear, they were [ inaudible ] some time ago according to a yemeni official briefed on Security Matters. This is not something thats happened as a re aion to the paris attacks but doesnt rule out the fact that these two frenchmen may have known something or had some kind of links. They were detained as they tried to leave the country. I understand a few months ago. And are accused of noncombatant attempts to offer l