Death Toll Rises To 37 In Ankara Attack
ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: The death toll rising this morning following a car bombing in the heart of Turkey's capital. At least 37 people killed and more than 120 others wounded. Authorities working now to determine who is behind that attack. Let's go live to CNN's senior international correspondent, Arwa Damon in Ankara -- Arwa.</s>ARWA DAMON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Alyson, the view of the actual blast site blocked by that white sheet you see behind us, the area still cordoned off. We've been seeing forensic teams moving in and out. According to Turkish authorities, the attacker or attackers drove a vehicle laden with explosives, detonating it right next to a bus stop. This is one of the main boulevards going through the central part of the city, very crowded, especially at the time of the attacks at 6:45 on a Sunday. There are shops here, open-air bars, and restaurants, concerned about the death toll is going to rise. Now Turkish media is at this stage reporting that this was an attack carried out by the Kurdish separatist group, the PKK, saying that one of the attackers was a female born in 1992. But the Turkish president and prime minister at this stage saying that they are not disclosing, which terrorist organization was behind this devastating violence until their investigation is complete -- John.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN GUEST ANCHOR: All right, Arwa Damon for us in Ankara. Thanks so much, Arwa. And coming up from the region, a CNN exclusive inside rebel-held Syria. CNN Crews witness an airstrike against civilians first hand. This is a story you won't see anywhere else. That's next on NEW DAY.