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Senior belgian counter terrorism expert that is the relative that is believed to be in the residence. so it is all fitting together now, and the intercepted communications related to the female cousin of abaaoud abdelhamid believed to be in that apartment, and that made them think that abaaoud abdelhamid may also be there given that the french were given other strong indications he was in paris, and so the female cousin blew herself up a few hours ago in paris. the question is now, is he alive o...

Apartment building youre looking at, an entire floor went crashing down. as i said, the target of these raids, the alleged isis terrorist abdelhamid abaaoud, intelligence suggested this morning to french and belgian authorities that he might be in paris, might be in saint-denis in that apartment complex. there were two suspected terrorists killed. dna testing is under way right now to determine if he is one of those killed. one of them was a woman who was believed to have worn some kind of explo...

Russian officials say more than 100 victims have been identified through dna testing. am in maryland four people are dead, including a child following this fiery crash involving a church van. our affiliate jjla reports it started when a pickup truck hit another car and kept driving with its tires on fire. 14, including 4 children, were taken to the hospital. starbucks is stirring up controversy with their plain red christmas cups this holiday season. the company decided to remove the reindee...

The update of miami-dade. police were in pursuit of a suspect in a stolen vehicle so the car chase intense, so intense one point the suspect was driving on one of the rims. the suspect reportedly hit a homestead police vehicle in the pursuit. police cornered that chevy tahoe and the driver, surrounded the truck. took the driver out. the suspect is now in custody. new developments today in the crash of a russian airliners. frances rivera with the details on that one. frances? >> as the last rem...

This was before dna testing, of course, but they were able to determine that three of the cigarettes could have been smoked by christie and two could not have been. were they smoked by the person she let in that night, and was that person her killer? >> the ashtray had ash residue in it, and it was on the floor by the table where it appeared there were two chairs that were out of place. it looked like there had been two people sitting there, they had been smoking, and something happened that cau...

This, however, was in the days before sophisticated dna testing could be done at labs like this. so all they could do was determine that the saliva was the same type, and millions of people had that type of saliva. so gutierrez couldnt be identified as the killer, but he couldnt be eliminated as a suspect either. it just didnt make sense, though. why would art kill someone he apparently cared for, a person with whom he wanted to resume a relationship? >> the last time i had seen him, he was a te...

Right behind me here at the main morgue in cairo. theyre doing dna testing trying to figure out who these people are. mainly so they can be returned home to their loved ones. were learning more about the moments leading up to the crash. egyptian investigators are looking into what may have caused this. that is the big question right now. one of those questions being asked by the minister of civil aviation, take a listen. >> translator: if the pilot doesnt report any faults on the plane, all that...

Site to cairos morgues and some of the victims, their remains could be headed back to russia as soon as today. our ian lee is in cairo outside one of those morgues. he is learning much more. what do you have for us, ian? >> reporter: good morning. yes, we saw those russian officials just a while ago. they were going into the morgue. they were talking to egyptian officials and then they left. we know that there are 163 bodies now in cairo at six different morgues and we are outside one of the mai...

Catherine. all the best. bill: 20 minutes before the hour. the mystery deepens surrounding the shroud of turin believed by millions to be the burial shroud of jesus. what dna testing now reveals about that, well tell you. martha: now for something completely different. quentin tarantino sparking new outrage over his comments during an anti-police protest. is the current climate making it harder for the police to do their job? >> the climate that the media has fostered and a lot of these liberal ...

Welcome back to the "real story. "a deaf and mute woman returned to her family after wandering away from them. dna testing is being used to prove shes actually a member of her family, this after she didnt recognize her own father when she returned home. the woman strayed from india into pakistan more than a decade ago and she was found by pakistani forces. she had been under an organizations care while she tried to find her family. heres the real story. veterans in phoenix waited 115 days on a...