MICHAELA PEREIRA, CNN ANCHOR: All right, we have breaking news out of Germany. A car explosion in a suburb of West Berlin. At least one person we know has been killed. Senior international correspondent Frederik Pleitgen is live with all the breaking details on what we're learning. Obviously this is very early, what do we know?</s>FREDERIK PLEITGEN, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes, it is certainly very early, Michaela. The latest information that we're getting from the Berlin police department is they said that this happened at 8:00 am local time, so right in the middle of morning commuter traffic. They say this car, which was a silver station wagon, blew up right in the middle of the commuter traffic. One person was killed. The Berlin police, just a couple of minutes ago, confirmed to us that they are very sure that this was an explosive device that was either in the car or on the car. So they're not sure whether it was actually inside the vehicle or whether someone had maybe stuck it onto the vehicle. Again, one person has been killed at this point in time. You're seeing pictures from just a little bit earlier. At this point in time, the Berlin police says they have a bomb disposal squad on the scene, checking the car, seeing if there's any other sort of unexploded materials there. They created a wide security perimeter around the area, are urging people to stay indoors, to close their windows and to just stay inside. At this point in time, it's unclear whether or not this incident is terrorism related, they say. Alisyn --</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: OK. Thanks so much. Fred will stay on this story obviously throughout the morning and bring people updates. Meanwhile, back to politics. It's a critical Super Tuesday for Ted Cruz. Can the Texas Senator turn the GOP contest into a two- man race going forward? We'll ask one of his top aides about the plan next.
Car Explodes In Western Berlin