the plane. yemen's president flees to saudi arabia as a second wave of bombings around the capital and further south. the british electoral campaign in full swing. david cameron and ed miliband share the stage on national television. the two men running neck and neck in the polls.

andreas lubitz received psychiatric treatment for a serious episode six years ago. authorities are searching for clues as to why he would crash the airbus he was charged with flying. all 150 on board died when the plane hit the french alps on tuesday. this has stunned many in europe, including his hometown. reporter: this computer belonged to andreas lubitz part of the personal effects seized by police after they searched his home. in western germany, his actions came as a shock to those who knew him, like the members of this flight club. >> he was great. he was just another boy like so

many here. i think he had a lot of fun here. >> what he is accused of his unimaginable. i am asking that people think it through before drawing any hasty conclusions. reporter: he started working in september, straight after graduating from the lufthansa flight school. get clocked in more than 600 flight hours. the copilot was 100% fit to fly. >> six years ago his training had been interrupted. we assessed his fitness and he went back to flight school. after that, he passed all medical checks and psychological checks. he came through all of that with flying colors. there had never been the slightest -- on his fitness or

capabilities. reporter: french authorities say he caused the crash deliberately. german media said he may have been depressed following a difficult breakup. anchor: the search continues for the second black box in the mountainous area where the plane crashed. recovery efforts are very difficult. they are using the first black locks. that was found shortly after the crash. we have more. reporter: we can hear the captain asking the copilot to take the controls. and the sound of a door closing. one might the dues that he went out to go to the bathroom. at this moment the copilot is

alone at the controls. he was known as the flight monitoring system, to activate the plane's descent. the activation of the selector can only be deliberate. anchor: the french prosecutor in charge of the investigation. for now we go to the families of the victims of the passengers and the crew have gathered. some are leaving. what do you have where you are ben? reporter: most of the families of the victims have left the area. i saw yesterday six boxes filled with people, 300 people, members of the family, i saw their

faces, visibly in pain, starting the collective grieving process. nothing has been left to chance to try and make this grieving process as peaceful and dignified as possible. before the press conference, the prosecutor briefed the families and said the copilot of the plane had voluntarily downed the plane, all that to make sure the families would not learn that through the media or internet. there was heavy security here, impressive security operation over the entire area. there were psychologists members of the french military police. between the cameras and the ceremony, they were trucks to screen the ceremony from us.

families, members of the families laid flowers. there is a stone in memory of the victims. most of the families have left. some might still be in the area. not all of them use the official convoy. anchor: as the family members do leave, investigators and recovery teams are still combing the area. any more information you can give us? reporter: the search has resumed early this morning. helicopters are hovering above the area, flying to the site of the crash. the first priority is to recover the remains of a bodies. the second priority is to find the second black box with crucial data about the flight.

anchor: reporting from the french alps. thank you for that update. the president of yemen has left the country. abed rabbo mansour hadi is now in riyadh, saudi arabia. rebels advanced on the stronghold. the push has prompted a coalition to carry out airstrikes against the rebels. fighter jets dropped bombs on multiple cities in the south and around the capital killing at least 39 people. we have the next possible move for the coalition. reporter: a series of airstrikes that could be paving the way for boots on the ground in yemen. the warplanes hit districts of the north, where there is strong

rebel support. fighters, part of a strategy, that could lead to a ground offensive from troops across the arab world. that is what the foreign minister hinted that on thursday. >> the coalition had to answer the appeal from president hadi and its government. they are playing to participate with the coalition. also, an infantry attack if it is necessary. reporter: officials told the associated press they have true carrying ships in place off the coast of yemen. egypt has come out in support of the airstrikes, as have at least 10 other countries. the military has no plans for a grand offensive. 150,000 troops have been

deployed to the yemeni border. the leader called the airstrikes an unjust invasion, one that has been bought by american israeli, and saudi cash. the u.s. has said they back the intervention. the strikes that the americans in a delicate position. a country has been supporting the rebels iran. anchor: the united kingdom is repairing to head to the polls in just under six weeks time. david cameron and ed miliband appeared on national television. there was not a head to head debate. they did face-off in terms of appearing on national television. it was not a comfortable encounter for both politicians.

>> i think the problem is there are some good aspects buttoo many things -- but too many things that drive people mad. i think it would be a disaster for our country. >> the trade we get from being in the eu. strategically for britain climate change, a whole range of issues, we have to be in outward looking country. anchor: stay tuned. more headlines coming up shortly. >> they went down 3-1 in their friendly against brazil. france had the lead. the second half goals completed

the comeback. that was the first defeat in's losing to germany in the quarterfinals. >> we had not lost a game since the world cup. we were on a good wave. 3-1 defeat against brazil. we know the amount of work we have to do to achieve our goals. we will learn a lot with this defeat. >> we were worried about what would happen. it is important to get the win. we came back well, scored some good goals. it is fun to enjoy that. >> qatar strong a supply -- a surprise in doha r.

the gulf nation took a shot five minutes later outside of the midfielder with an excellent individual effort. the striker had a chance to equalize but qatar held on. the qualifier gets back underway this evening with spain facing a crucial match against seville. they had a miserable world cup defense. they have yet to find the best in this qualifying campaign. nine points through second-place in group c. >> this match is very important. we are in the middle of the qualifying round. we could be out of the euros. we would still have a shot at qualifying but it would be a setback and difficult to fix.

>> a chelsea striker is out injured. another will get his first start for spain. all eyes will be on the scotland striker in the 2016 qualifier tonight at wembley. the 21-year-old has 19 goals. wayne rooney has been impressed by his progress. >> we are happy this week. he has done well. i can say he is not in any way damaged his chances of playing. i am pretty sure over these two games he will make his full debut. we'll have to see when that is and whether it is on tuesday are

coming on as a substitute. we will say. ee. >> jeremy premier league, he scored the goals he scored. i think he fully deserves that for the score. we have seen over the last couple of days, he gets the chance. yeah, he has been excellent all season and i think it is great for english football scoring goals the way he is. >> they will look to make it five wins out of five against lithuania before playing italy on tuesday. the canadians have won the figure skating championships in shanghai. they were leading after the short program and also won the free program to clinch their first ever world title.

the chinese duo collected the silver. stage 4 of the tour of catalonia. 34 kilometers left they remain on the breakaway group. a group of 20 led by the team gave chase one minute 10 seconds behind. that chasing pack finally caught up. they were out in front, two kilometers from the finish lin e. three category one shaking of the standing somewhat. they held on to win by three seconds. they take the overall lead.

>> ♪ hello and welcome to the last ever web news. all the stories making the online headlines. one direction fans in morning as one member quits the band. we will be looking at how the internet has evolved. our favorite viral videos from the past nine years handpicked. [crying] >> here is how one teenage fan responded to news that zayn malik quit the band. her reaction to the much sums up the tone on social media, where heartbreaking teenage girls have been sharing their despair and

shock. the announcement led to an outpouring of grief from fans. thousands have taken to twitter and posting and saying, clearly distraught that he has decided to leave the chart topping boy band. the #we support you has been trending globally with messages of support for the remaining members of the band who have vowed to continue as a four-pie ce. we see his pal breakdown in tears on stage. a quartet for the first time. ♪ for this last edition, we thought we would take a look at how the internet has evolved

since 2006. let's remind yourselves of some of the key developments and how the web has become an indispensable part of our everyday life. facebook became available to anybody with an e-mail address. it has begun something of a social phenomenon, 1.1 billion uses worldwide. twitter launched in 2006 and has enjoyed similar success, going from 16,000 accounts to over 288 million in nine years and has attracted world leaders including the president of the united states, barack obama, who took to twitter to announce his reelection bid back in 2012.

google has gone from 630 million queries per day to over 3 billion. it bought youtube around 1.5 billion euros. the video content is uploaded every day. platforms have boomed. flickr had over one million subscribers and now has over 92 million active users. instagram has really taken off. it debuted in 2010 and is gone to 300 million monthly users in less that five years. the tools have an exciting future ahead. ♪ the web news team have brought you all manner of viral videos over the past nine years.

we wanted to share a few of our favorites. keyboard cats set the web abuzz. >> ♪ meow, meow ♪ >> children have featured heavily. in this hilarious video we see a little boy wooz aftery a trip to the dentist. the drugs have not warned off yet. as he talks to his dad, that becomes clear. >> kind of felt good, didn't it? >> this video has proven equally successful. an american hiker and a rainbow. >> oh, my god. look at that. >> psy is the clear winner.

his song not to be the most watched video ever, surpassing one billion views. ♪ >> another craze the harlan shake. crazy convulsive dance moves. ♪ >> ♪ do the harlan shake ♪ >> doing some good. raising money and awareness for a disease. thousands took up the challenge pouring a bucket of ice over their head and then challenging others. >> all right. here we go.

that was really cold. ♪ >> when host could sure becomes ready to wear, they waited until next winter shows were over to reveal his new collection. it is a master class in could ture. capes and wool. [applause] and he is not without his disciples. notable among them, a top label five years ago, having had out design at go ta and the clock --

gautier and la croiz. >> i got my degree in june of 1994. how long is that? 20 years. i really cherished my time at university. we have to do a test to get in. everyone could go for it. just have to succeed. i like the idea of state school, opening the doors for everyone. >> and official visit to the prestigious university. a chance to revisit her old stomping grounds. she was a dedicated student. >> very hard-working, serious. i would say she was interested in the shape of the human body. the structure of clothing. she was trying to understand how

clothing falls on the body. and she hasn't lost any of that passion. >> that goes for ready-to-wear and couture fashions. each requires a different skill set. >> working in that help me learn about other techniques and processes. have to spend time nurturing a certain savoir-faire. it is a different speed, a different rhythm. it is like experiencing a different pulse at the heart of the french created industry. this cota is made from -- thits coats coat is made from a different fabric. >> it defines the lower parts. >> great care is taken in every stage of the design process.

is not always possible to design specific materials. >> when i was working on the trench coat, i wanted it in the shape of an umbrella, so very wide. it is very supple material so it falls. if you look at the comfort underneath, you can see it is circular. the measures around 1.8 meters. >> he is a fan of structure tailoring. you will not see any corset here. it is all a question of cut. >> you want almost all the clothing, you want it. you feel supported, almost like you are being held ivy clothing. at the same time it feels so easy. >> the lower on feminine tailoring comes from the

shoulder, one of the hardest techniques to master. >> when men wear coats, you can see how the body stretches the fabric overó