Rescue and Recovery Team is Being Airlifted to Site Near Kabul Where Plane Crashed; A look at Super Bowl Security
TONY HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: And good morning, everyone, from the CNN Center. This is CNN SATURDAY MORNING. I'm Tony Harris.</s>BETTY NGUYEN, CNN ANCHOR: And I'm Betty Nguyen. It is 9:00 a.m. in the East, 6:00 a.m. out West. Good morning, everybody. Let's get a check of the stories right now in the news. A rescue and recovery team is being airlifted to the site near Kabul where an Afghan jetliner crashed, but there is no immediate indication of any survivors among the 104 people on board. The plane went missing on Thursday, and a helicopter crew spotted that wreckage today. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is leaving Poland at this hour bound for Ankara, Turkey, stop number four on her tour of Europe and the Mideast. In Warsaw, Rice conferred with Polish officials, some of the staunchest European backers of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. And four members of a Moroccan family have been arrested in Spain in connection with the Madrid train bombings last March that killed 191 people. Those arrested, two brothers in their 20s and their parents are charged with collaborating with a terrorist group.</s>HARRIS: And here's what is coming up this hour. We'll profile a New England Patriot who took a most unusual route to Super Bowl XXXIX. peaking of tomorrow's big game in Jacksonville, we'll have a live report on the defense, not the players but for the fans. And hold the phone in Mink, Louisiana. A 129-year-old invention comes to town for the first time. You'll love this story. And to our top story this hour, Super Bowl fans want a great game tomorrow. The FCC wants a G-rated halftime show. And the city of Jacksonville, Florida, wants everything supersecure. To that end, more than 50 law enforcement agencies will be on duty. Susan Candiotti is live in Jacksonville with details on Super Bowl security. Good morning, Susan.</s>SUSAN CANDIOTTI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Tony. It's downright chilly here today as fans enjoy pregame activities, and there are plenty of them. Law enforcers are turning up security an extra notch to make sure that land, sea, and air space is as safe as it can be. Now, for example, customs and border protection pilots assigned to fly over the stadium and surrounding areas gave us a lift as they made some practice runs yesterday. Black Hawk helicopters allowed us to peer into Alltel Stadium right on the waterfront. Inside, dozens of cameras, for example, are set up inside that can zero in on a single seat. Helicopters and other aircraft are enforcing a no-fly zone encompassing a 30-mile radius around the stadium. Now, on the water, before, during, and after the game, local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies are patrolling the St. John's River. There's a 14-mile stretch of it that goes along the waterfront near the stadium. One tool they are using is called a FLIR. Stands for forward- looking infrared. It provides a reverse image in darkness and light and gives law enforcers a better look at what's on the water, also on tops of buildings, and even people moving across bridges. They gave us a look at the technology.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Trying to focus in on this guy. It's hard. The camera's really having a hard time doing it because of the night. It's a daytime camera. Switch over to FLIR. I can see I've got right now two POBs, two persons onboard, one with a flashlight, just closed the cooler. And is putting the cooler down. Laid the flashlight down and is now transiting right in front of us.</s>CANDIOTTI: The Jacksonville sheriff is in charge of this entire operation. With the endorsement of the Department of Homeland Security, more than 50 agencies in all are involved. And the sheriff says he's ready. Back to you, Tony.</s>HARRIS: Hey, Susan, just a quick question. It seems we have to ask this question every time there's a big event these days. Any phoned-in threats, any threats at all on the Super Bowl?</s>CANDIOTTI: As far as we know, there are no threats of which we've been made aware.</s>HARRIS: Yes.</s>CANDIOTTI: So for now, all the security agencies seem to be ready and in place, they say, for what lies ahead.</s>HARRIS: Susan Candiotti at the Super Bowl in Jacksonville. Susan, thank you. And this reminder, stay tuned to CNN day and night for the most reliable news about your security.</s>NGUYEN: In other news, a Florida couple are waking up in a Utah jail cell, accused of the horrific abuses of their five adopted children. John and Linda Dollar were arrested last night without incident in San Juan County. The three children, between the ages of 12 and 16, say the Dollars chained them, beat them, and even pulled out their toenails using pliers. Several were malnourished, so malnourished that they weighed a mere third of what they should have. And authorities had tracked the couple's cell phone to narrow the search, which eventually found them.</s>CAPT. JIM CERNICH, CITRUS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE: They combed the area and were just about ready to shut down operations when they spotted the vehicle, stopped the Dollars on the roadway, and then arrested them and took them to the county jail.</s>NGUYEN: The Dollars reportedly did not abuse two of their adopted children, a 14-year-old son and a 17-year-old daughter, because they considered them their favorites.</s>HARRIS: Other stories across America this morning, beginning in Carruthersville (ph), Indiana. Funeral services are set tomorrow for 10-year-old Katie Coleman (ph). Police say the 20-year-old man charged in her killing says he abducted her to keep her from revealing his methamphetamine operation in her neighborhood. He says she drowned in a creek while trying to escape. Former Abu Ghraib prison guard Javal (ph) Davis will spend six months in a military prison, as well as losing his rank of sergeant and receiving a dishonorable discharge. A military jury deliberated more than five hours to deliver that sentence last night at Ford Hood, Texas. Davis had admitted to stepping on prisoners' hands and feet and falling on them. Rap superstar Snoop Dogg appeared on CNN last night to deny rape allegations and dismiss the woman's $25 million lawsuit against him as, quote, "straight extortion." An award-winning makeup artist charges that Snoop Dogg and four other men sexually assaulted her in January of 2003. In an exclusive interview with CNN's Larry King, Snoop Dogg says he will not settle the case.</s>NGUYEN: All right, let's go online now to find out which stories at CNN.com are getting the most attention. And we have Veronica Delacruz (ph) here to talk about this. Always interesting to see what's gathering the nation's attention</s>VERONICA DELACRUZ: Always, because it's not necessarily the top stories that you guys are covering.</s>NGUYEN: Right.</s>DELACRUZ: And right now, the most popular stories at CNN..com, which we are tracking, first of all, let me tell you how to find them. You're going to go to CNN.com and click on the icon. It's right there in the right-hand side of your screen. It says "Most Popular." And the most clicked-on story has been in the number one spot right now. Betty, let me ask you a question. These two girls, they are -- these ones right here...</s>NGUYEN: Right.</s>DELACRUZ: ... they're being sued for $900. And I want to ask you, do they look like they could put you in the hospital? Look at those girls.</s>NGUYEN: What are they being sued for?</s>DELACRUZ: Yes, look...</s>NGUYEN: What did they do?</s>DELACRUZ: ... at those girls. Well, apparently, these two girls baked a woman cookies, and they delivered them to her late at night. The woman says that she was scared so badly by this unexpected visit that she had to go to the hospital.</s>NGUYEN: Ahhhh. Hmmmm.</s>DELACRUZ: She had to go to the hospital.</s>NGUYEN: So much for doing a good thing, huh?</s>DELACRUZ: I know. Also on the site right now, who is the biggest diva of them all?</s>NGUYEN: Well, besides you...</s>NGUYEN: ... it's J-Lo, right?</s>DELACRUZ: No,</s>NGUYEN: I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.</s>NGUYEN: Having a little fun on this show.</s>DELACRUZ: All right. Well, once again, it's J-Lo who's making her fans wait for her new clothing collection. The clothing line is called Sweetface, and it will not be shown until the final day of fashion week, which is February 11. And fashion week actually started Friday. You can visit our gallery online at CNN.com to see all the pictures from the shows that were on Friday.</s>NGUYEN: So you know, those are some pretty good-looking...</s>HARRIS: Yes, yes.</s>NGUYEN: ... duds there.</s>DELACRUZ: They are.</s>NGUYEN: Not too bad. And that's a new portion of her line, because she already has a line out called J-Lo...</s>DELACRUZ: J-Lo, right.</s>NGUYEN: ...</s>DELACRUZ: It's called...</s>DELACRUZ: ... Sweetface. And...</s>NGUYEN: Sweetface.</s>DELACRUZ: Yes, Sweetface.</s>NGUYEN: All right.</s>DELACRUZ: But from the other diva.</s>NGUYEN: The other diva. You need to get your own clothing line.</s>DELACRUZ: There you go.</s>NGUYEN: There you go. We'll put that on the Web. Thank you, Veronica.</s>HARRIS: So are you a rabid football fan counting down the minutes to tomorrow's 6:30 p.m. kickoff? Or are you more interested in what happens during timeouts? Let us know in our morning e-mail. Are you looking forward to the game, or the commercials? Our address, wam@cnn.com.</s>NGUYEN: And tomorrow, we go one on one with the man in charge of the $5 billion Super Bowl empire in interview with NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue on "</s>CNN SUNDAY MORNING," 9: 00 a.m. Eastern.</s>HARRIS: Is the pope feeling up to his usual Sunday routine? An update on the pontiff's condition when we go global. That's straight ahead. Plus, Alexander Graham Bell made his first long distance connection in 1884. Now, 121 years later, the town of Mink, Louisiana, gets telephones. Whoo-hoo-hoo. And we're calling them up next.</s>ROB MARCIANO, CNN METEOROLOGIST: Good times there for sure. Hey, Mardi Gras happening. It culminates on Fat Tuesday, this coming Tuesday, in Louisiana. Mild weather infiltrates much of the eastern two-thirds of the country after the ice storm last weekend, this weekend looking pretty good. Detailed forecast coming up in just a few minutes. CNN SATURDAY MORNING will be right back. Good morning, Dallas.