Divers have retrieved the second black box from the Air-Asia jet that crashed 2 weeks ago. Cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder will provide information into just what brought down flight 8501. 48 bodies of the 162 passengers on board have been recovered.

 

A Frenchman believed to have links to one of the Charlie Hebdo attackers appeared in a Bulgarian court. Joachim Fritz-Joly was arrested when trying to cross into Turkey. The arrest comes as the satirical magzine Charlie Hebdo plans to print 3 million copies of a new issue tomorrow with a caricature of the Prophet Muhammad on its cover.

 

One person has died and more than 80 other people were rushed to D.C. area hospitals following an evacuation. Smoke filled the tunnel and cars of a D.C. metro train prompting riders to fall ill with smoke inhilation. NTSB investigators say the smoke was caused by an electrical mulfunction.

 

And an elephant in Thailand let off some steam on a car. That elephant attacked the car at Thailand's largest national park kicking off the car's bumper in the process. Park officials said the elephant was likely frustrated with busy traffic.

 

Emily Roseman, The Associated Press with AP News Minute.