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right now this whack case isis are killing antiquities that is about mankind, the history of mankind. we're going to sit around write papers put things out. we turn around they're all going to be gone and destroyed. it's a real crime that we're not looking at this across all of humanity mankind, and the nations. >> if you wait for the u.n. security council or the u.n. general assembly they're going to be destroyed long before that. and thousands of people are going to be killed. obviously the people are a lot more important than those archeological archeological treasures. >> i don't care that's a high population from but it is destroying the history of syria, total tragedy. this administration needs to put a person in charge of this. john allen is over there, retired general john allen. i don't think he has the authority to move and to cause changes in our strategy. we're doing one thing in iraq which is maybe empowering shia militia to go in to save this city. but then we're against shia militia in yemen.
they are. the most important thing is, if they are going to be diving that they know exactly where they're diving. in other words, they have to have a really good map of the records in the water before they start jumping in the water, if you will. once they start ghogt water, they need to be diving off flat forms that are fixed. not just floating around the ocean. but with several anchors out to make sure they maintain their position with respect to the debris on the bottom. >> hopefully, that comes soon. as soon as those conditions permit they can get in and search. chip mccord and les abend, thank you both. we'll have more throughout the morning. so the u.s. is slamming north korea with sanctions over the sony hack case. plus, a little girl miraculously survives a plane crash in kentucky. the only survivor.
>> if you haven't gotten a flu shot you may want to reconsider. strains are spreading fast. in some cases it's spreading to children in a matter of hours. cnn's george howell has more. >> reporter: one of the most recent flu-related deaths is a 3-year-old girl in iowa. her parents say she went with perfect health with no pre-existing conditions to becoming severely hydrated and in pain. then rushed to a hospital in des moines, where she later died just a few days after showing the initial signs of the flu. another tragic case in minnesota. 7-year-old ruby hanson died christmas eve. her mother believed she might have survived had she not had had a preexisting medical condition. >> the flu would not did her in had she had not had -- she had a seizure, yes. the seizure was caused by the flu. >> reporter: these latest deaths now part of grim statistics released by the centers for
the java sea, these two large pieces. >> reporter: certainly a significant find, victor. easily the biggest found so far in the search. it really is a case of two steps forward and one step back. these were found just before midnight on friday. but saturday's search, they couldn't get any closer just because the weather was so bad. as you say, big waves in the area. driving rain and winds which making it obviously very difficult for helicopter crews to get out there to take divers out to the ships. leaving if they could. they got the roc on the vessel which they could not deploy either just because the weather is too bad. but certainly, these two pieces of debris could provide a major clue as to where the main debris field is. the working assumption is still very much the plane went down, the fuselage, mainly intact. which is where the searchers
supposed to be flying. these are the questions that are going to have to be answered. the families of the victims will want to know exactly the case here. air asia itself has said we're aware of these investigations, we are going to assist where we can and we are not going to talk about it until there is a conclusion of those investigations. >> all right. andrew stevens, we appreciate it so much. andrew has a unique perspective in talking with some of the victims' families. here's what one woman told him a little bit ago. >> i try to be strong. one, my family. i try to be strong. and i still believe he'll come back. i don't know why. from the beginning, from the first time, i believe he's safe. i don't know. still alive. maybe you can call me crazy but i feel in my heart that he's alive somewhere. i don't know.
john hinckley will not face new charges in the death of former president ronald reagan's press secretary. james brady's death last summer was ruled a homicide three decades after he was shot. hinckley faced charges related to brady's shooting during his trial but found not guilty by reason of insanity. >> officials in cleveland turned over investigation into the death of 12-year-old tamir rice to the local county sheriff's department. rice was killed by a cleveland police officer. the mayor says the case is being transferred to assure transparency and accountability. >> donna douglas has died at the age of 81. she was probably best known for her role as elly may clampet. she died at her home in louisiana surrounded by friends and family. >> stay there, we've got a busy morning for you. lots to talk about.
the black boxes will be there. the voice, the data recorders. also, there will be expected many, many bodies still trapped within cabin. so that is the grim assessment. and that's a working assumption of the investigators. as i said, terrible conditions on the site, even though it's the most sophisticated vessels and assets out there. it's actually getting in to see eyes on what is actually down there. it's so frustrating. >> i'm sure. i want to ask you, though, about these new questions this morning as to why flight 8501 was flying the route specifically on a sunday. because as we understand it, according to "the wall street journal," that were not permitted to do so, to fly this route on this sunday. what do you know about the investigation? >> well, the ministry of transportation in indonesia has clearly said they weren't allowed to fly on sunday. it was clear that airasia did have an license to fly between
so case numbers are expected to rise. we're going to talk more about this in the hour. >> number three, senate democratic leader harry reid is in the hospital after breaking several ribs and bones in his face. he was apparently using exercise equipment when he fell. that's according to his office. reid who was an amateur lightweight boxer in college is expected to make a full recovery. he tweet, quote, thanks to everyone for the well wishes. i'm ready to get back to work. >> a johns hopkins research study claims it finds that most results of people's cancer is bad luck. most come from random gene mutations and the others come from environmental factors such as smoking and excessive sun exposure. but the researchers' vital take-away.
everything they need to do? probably not. but this is the best that we can have or to hope for for this region. this is kind of a wind graft. they have been brisk. 25-mile-an-hour winds. you get low visibility, you get sloshing waves, you get high wave heights, you get the cloud cover for the pilots that are in the area. both for aircraft as well as for the helicopters. but now we startto see blue u. see that yellow disappear that's where stronger winds have been located. but as we go into sunday and for monday afternoon, it looks like christi and victor, lighter winds, improved visibility. not clear but a whole lot better. >> karen, thank you so much. another developing story this weekend, the u.s. sanctioning north korea for its alleged role in the sony hack case. we'll have details on what these new sanctions include. >> and oh, you have got to hear this story a. twin engine plane crash killed four people.