i don't think you need a fur coat out in phoenix arizona. >> no. no, i do not and it feels like out here 90 because it is 90 out here at the nfl owners meetings. eagles fans are going to love what they see next. jerry jones was unavailable. well he was unavailable until i came around and some other reporters joined in. you'll s yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ ♪ here at the nfl owners meets in phoenix arizona the weather is great. lots of football talk. lots of eagles talk. but there is a center of discussion with the domestic violent. now obviously dallas around that because they signed greg hardy who was charged with domest

according to members about his fly gliding club he was trained in phoenix arizona. they picked up crucial final minutes, everything apparently all the conversation leading up to the last ten minutes was jovial and cordial until cruising altitude when copilot andreas lubitz, became, quote curt on the controls. the pilot referred to only as patrick s, at this point, the captain with much more experience who was locked out to leave the cockpit and lubitz wouldn't let him back in. in the ensuing ten minutes lubitz was completely silent and ignoring frantic pounding on the door and calls from various control towers. family members are gathered. psychologists are on hand. apparently a group of german psychologists helping people at ground zero after 9/11. recovery crews remain quite busy. this is arduous and heartbreaking work jon. the french prosecutor indignant on top of everything now hundreds of these police, gendarmes met dicks have to go on helicopters up into a very treacherous crevasse. there are lowered down, pick up each body or body part. put it on the helicopt

he trained at a facility in phoenix, arizona, and in germany. prosecutors still don't have a motive for the crash and have not interviewed loop its' family but interviewed his girlfriend. reporting a timeline of the flight's final moments based on the cockpit voice recorders recovered. the captain heard telling lubitz he did not have a chance to use the bathroom. lubitz tells the captain he can take over at any time. the captain leaves the cockpit. the door clicks shut plane descends. captain bangs on the door for god's sake open the door. passengers scream in the background. nbc news is not confirmed this account. >>> right now negotiators have less than 48 hours to agree on a framework for the nuclear deal with iran. just the last hour the white house is downplaying reports that iran will no longer agree to ship atomic fuel out of the country. a spokesman for the white house is saying that that's not accurate to say that iran is backtracking on the shipments. state, secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart have been meeting in

. >> i went to the aviation school in phoenix, arizona. they underwent training there. there was an interruption with regard to the training and after then the candidate managed to go through. he continued his training. >> reporter: a pilot who was a flight club member with lubitz said he never showed any signs anything was wrong. >> as far as i'm concerned, i could say he was a very normal young man. nothing out of the ordinary. nothing at all. there were no accidents that i'm aware of. nothing. no incidents whatsoever. >> reporter: another flight club member said lubitz enjoyed his training. >> he was a lot of fun. even though he was perhaps sometimes a bit quiet. he was just another boy like so many others here. he was well integrated and i think he had a lot of fun here. >> reporter: why he would deliberately steer flight 9525 for nearly 10 minutes into the french alps remains a mystery. >> translator: i can't understand it. we'll have to wait and see for the investigation to continue. >> reporter: the fbi is in a support role in the investigation on stand by waitin

for now, live in phoenix, arizona, john clark. back to you in philly. >> john, we'll see you later this evening at nbc 10 at 4:00 5:00 and 6:00. >>> today, the eyes of the world are on amanda knox as italy's highest court is considering her murder case. the panel of judges will decide whether to uphold a guilty verdict from the most recent appeal or send the trial back to yet another appeal. knox and her former boyfriend were initially found guilty of the murder of her roommate in 2007. the two were then acquitted and freed after nearly four hour -- four years in prison. last year an appeals court upheld the original guilty verdict. knox and her boyfriend have maintained their innocence. >>> up next curbing that craving. the next time you want to reach for a piece of chocolate, researchers say you should do this instead. the simple solution that could help you really keep off that extra weight. >>> showers are heading this way. and finally so are the warmer temperatures. we'll let you know how warm it is going to last just ahead.

in phoenix arizona, at the nfl owners meeting, john clark, back to you. >>> the happiest day of their lives was full of stress and concern. time was critical for a new jersey couple who wanted to marry. why it took some legal wrangling to make their big day a reality. >>> and putting her health first. angelina jolie up for more preventive surgery. ahead we speak with a local oncologist about health options for women with similar family histories. >>> a permanent memorial to a fallen pennsylvania state trooper right near the place where his children play. the town of dunmore is naming the road between its community center and little league fields after corporal brian dixon, who lived in dunmore and his sons play baseball at the fields. the corporal was killed and trooper alex douglass was severely wounded last september. police arrested eric frein after a 48-day manhunt in the pocono mountains. frein told police dixon's slaying was an assassination. he's pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, terrorism and other charges. >>> i'm nbc10 vince lattanzio with this digital exclusive. th

my dad in in 2008 they live in a conservative retirement community in phoenix arizona. my dad would walk around with a cap in 2004 that said dump bush in and say i had a great day. [laughter] i say that is a dangerous day. don't do that. then in 2008 he would save you know, what is happening? they employ to shake my hand. [laughter] that was my dad. talking to my mom tonight teller the was coming here which is why i was laid on the phone with my jewish mother. she said dad is juggling up their. -- laughing up there. >> as i recall isn't aware bill griffith is from? >> i don't know but that is also where bill reilly we have a few celebrities coming out of levittown. douglas macarthur high-school in a community that they actually had book burnings in my community. i believe the border for education may have considered but then decided it is cheaper to do douglas macarthur. >> so with your even stand in news stories how many lawyers. [laughter] if i've ever missing for more then three days call dick cheney. a wonderful question. the publisher simon & schuster assigned a la

." >>> big nfl meetings in phoenix arizona and guess who is there? kelly he was required to speak to the media today i think that when chip kelly's name is read, marcus mariota's name will be mentioned. kelly addressed the media at the nfl owner's meeting, he was asked to speak on topics but the mariota topic would not go away. he said he was the best player he ever coached in college and the eagles would have to trade up a lot to get him and the coach reiterates he is not willing to do that. >> i want to keep all of my draft picks you have to do well in the draft if you gut yourself, that is not the right thing to do. >> he hopes that sam bradford could be a franchise quarterback, is he rehabbing in the facility and should be ready to go. >> it sounds like he is on target to be fully recovered but i don't know what day he will be cleared to be 100% and he is running and moving around now, we are not allowed to be there when that stuff is going on so i couldn't tell you what he looks like movement wise. >>> the flyers are back home and so is kimmo ti

. >> translator: they went to the aviation school in phoenix, arizona. they underwent training there. there was an interruption with regard to the training and after, then the candidate managed to go through. he continued his training. >> reporter: a pilot who was a flight club member with lubitz said he never showed any signs anything was wrong. >> as far as i'm concerned, i'm only say he was a very normal young man. a very normal pilot. nothing out of the ordinary. nothing at all. there were no accidents that i'm aware of nothing, no incidents whatsoever. >> reporter: another flight club member said lubitz enjoyed his training. >> he was a lot of fun. even though he was perhaps sometimes a bit quiet, he was just another boy like so many others here. he was well integrated and i think he had a lot of fun here. >> reporter: why he would deliberately steer flight 9525 for nearly ten minutes into the french alps remains a mystery. >> i can't understand it. we have to wait and see for the investigation to continue. >> at this point, the fbi still in standby

. >> reporter: in phoenix, arizona, john clark for comcast sportsnet. >>> the flyers host blackhawks on nbc sports network at 8:00. it is the return of former flyer timonen. he says he will live in philadelphia for at least five more years and always has fond memories of this city. the phillies fell to astros 7-1 in grapefruit play. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> warm air tomorrow but it's going to come with some showers. >> yeah. and it's just going to be brief. it's just one day. it's a little tease of spring. up near 70 degrees. we'll have some morning showers, then a bit of a break. then the evening thunderstorms. then it gets somewhat colder on friday and a lot colder on satur

. >> eagles owner jeff lury and jim kelly both addressed the media in phoenix, arizona. he was asked why he was so comfortable giving that information to personnel despite his years in the nfl. >> he's bright and obsessed with football. this man is all about winning. it doesn't matter to him the public perception of a trade or the, un,you know the intention of where he's coming from and trying to read between the lines and he's all about football and making us better and that's whati think you want as an owner and a coach. >> that will do it for sports. >> tonight at 11:00, a local mother accused of faking cancer to cover up the abuse of her 11-year-old baby. the elaborate lengths police say she took. that story tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> who better than ben franklin to help kick off the spring season at franklin square. the square offers a variety of family-friendly events including carousel rides and there will be concerts movie nights and food truck events and just a great night tonight for that. >> especially in a couple of hours when that line of thunderst

on tuesday, eagles owner front and center at the owners meeting in phoenix, arizona.today was chip kelly's turn. he attracted quite a crowd. john clark has more from phoenix. >> reporter: chip kelly was the star attraction at the nfl owners meeting today. the media wanted answers about his march makeover. why did he let go a lot of his best, most popular players. >> i think the teams that do it the best are getting players that fit. >> reporter: chip kelly is finding the players he wants for his scheme. but now, being in charge of everything, he's trying to balance his budget and build his defense. >> we were inadequate in terms of the money allocated defensively. we're trying to balance it out. >> reporter: that is why chip was willing to maybe overpay cornerback byron maxwell, but not receiver jeremy maclin. and chip for the first time said the eagles spoke to shady's agent, but they would not budge on his $11.9 million cap hit. >> that was just a really big number. they weren't moving off the number. that was where the decision was made. you're talking about the al

i'm john clark in phoenix, arizona, back to you. >> the sixers will try to snap a 15-game road losing streak tonight in sacramento. it is their longest losing streak away from home in 25 years. coverage begins at 9:30 over on comcast sportsnet. >>> the flyers were decked out in game day garb for picture day at wells fargo center. not pictured long-time defenseman timonen. >>> phillies beat the braves in grapefruit play 5-3. ryan howard hit his third home run of the spring. >>> now for a look at what's coming up tonight on "nbc10 news" at 11:00. under investigation, a driver accused of raping a customer. how the company is responding to the claim. why the suspect remained behind the wheel weeks after the alleged crime happened. >>> if we hang in there, we get one day of spring right? >> a little tease. average high temperature this time of year is 56. you would never know it from the last several days. certainly not from today. we've barely gotten to 40. tomorrow about 48 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. a couple showers. then that one day, thursday near 70 degrees. showers. maybe some th

he had to suspend his training at the flight school in phoenix, arizona some years ago and he stopped training for a year and a half during that time. he underwent medical examination and on his pilot's license, there was a coding saying that he had suffered from mental issues in the past and it's also thought that he may have broken up with his girlfriend recently. now, whether any of that had anything to do with why on earth he drove his plane into the side of the mountain, we don't know but the parents will be questioned again later today and the police are still searching his belongings for clues as to what drove him to this terrible tragedy. >> thank you. we'll see you once again coming up on "morning joe" straight ahead. as bill mentioned, we know the identity of the co-pilot but why he decided to crash the germanwings flight remains a mystery. for more on that we go to katie terr in jeremy. >> the co-pilot was 27 he spoke fluent english and friends say had dreams of flying. he began training in 20 08 including time at this facility in phoenix. he was certified as a co-pilot in

parte de su entrenamiento en estados unidos especificamente en centro de capacitacion cerca de phoenix arizonar es propiedad de la compaÑa lufthansa. take vo cesar --precisamente hoy se hizo publica una fotografia de lubitz cerca del puente golden gate. --un periodico aleman confirm la autenticidad de la foto que el copiloto habia publicado en su cuenta de facebook. --hoy investigadores registraron el apartamento de lubitz y el de sus padres en busca de pistas que expliquen su comportamiento. vo blanca --expertos en aviacion comercial indicaron que este tipo de tragedias son menos probables en estados unidos debido a las regulaciones aereas. --las normas exigen que nunca quede solo una persona en la cabina de los pilotos. --una sobre-cargo debe acompaÑar al piloto o co- piloto si alguno necesita salir de la cabina de control. --hoy algunas aerolineas canadienses y europeas, hicieron cambios en sus politicas de vuelo. vo blanca --hoy tambien se confirmo una tercera victima estadounidense en el fatidico vuelo. --robert calvo de 37 aÑos trabajaba para una compaÑia de ropa en espaÑa. --tambien se

like most lufthansa pilots lubitz spent five months at the airline's flight training center in phoenix, arizonan 2010 and was certified to fly in the u.s. in 2013, he joined germanwings and spent several months working as a flight attendant before qualifying as a copilot. there are no clues on his facebook profile either. a spielg lubitz sits in front of the golden gate bridge. lubitz lived alone in this apartment in dusseldorf, but spent a lot of time at his parents home in the small village of montabaur. today, police searched both the apartment and the home, which was cordoned off. why he took a break from flight training is a subject of much speculation tonight, scott. german press reports are quoting a friend as saying lubitz confided to him several years ago that he was burned out and depressed. >> pelley: allen pizzey in montabaur, germany tonight, thank you allen. so how are flight crews in america vetted for fitness? transportation correspondent jeff pegues found out. >> reporter: in the u.s., commercial pilots are screened and evaluated prior to being hired. on the job, they undergo m

abc's kendis gibson is in mesa, arizona. >> reporter: a terrifying day outside phoenix. a city on lockdown. a gunman on the loose. police say it all started this morning at this motel. an argument, then gunfire. one man killed, two women wounded. >> we know there was some type of argument, or -- they possibly knew each other. >> reporter: the shooter fleeing to this restaurant on a high school campus, shooting a student in the shoulder and stealing a car. >> it was weird knowing that happened, like, right outside our door. >> gray dark honda accord. suspect is armed with a .422 handgun. >> reporter: with an all-out manhunt under way, the gunman drives to this apartment complex, breaking into an apartment and shooting two more people. >> at this point, if you could stay indoors, that would be great. if you don't have to be anywhere, just stay at home. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. from multiple departments with guns drawn, going door to door, searching for the shooter. finally, at 1:00 this afternoon, the suspected shooter captured. police leading him out wearing a white hazmat s

good to see you. >>> and want to go back to the breaking news we are following, near phoenix, arizonacations. police are holding a news conference coming up in less than 30 minutes. nbc's joe fryer joins me from the los angeles bureau. so what do we learn about what police believe to be about one shooter or more? >> they believe it is one shooter. white man, in his 40s, bald with a tattoo on his neck. they say don't approach him if you see him. they believe this is scattered over five or six different shooting location and one appears to be at a motel and another outside of a bistro. police have said they have a carjacking situation to go along with the shootings. it is unclear what the motive is at this time. some of this activity happening near the east valley institute of technology. so some areas where streets are closed and locked down as a precaution as they try to find this man. the shooting happened this morning, a little bit after 8:00 arizonatime. four people at least four people have been injured, possibly more. they are still trying to assess the situation and as of a news

. >> i'm from phoenix, arizona, so this was a little bit colder than i'm normally accustomed to. >> goodmarathon run? >> not exactly. it wasn't terrible though. >> reporter: this is his 42nd marathon. >> a good way to see the city. >> an awesome day. >> i love this course. it's beautiful, a lot of stuff to look at. >> reporter: the marathon course gave them a glimpse of the u.s. capitol, the monuments, the ballpark on the anacostia river, not bad for a run. me? i prefer to drive. >> i love running around the monument. >> reporter: she's from mississippi. she said if the views don't motivate you, the crowds will. people holding up signs, taking pictures, cheering on runners. >> give me 3 more miles. >> reporter: easy for you to say, you're not running. but his heart is in the right place. >> these guys need support. it means a lot. >> reporter: turns out, you give a little support, you get a little inspiration. >> i'm proud to see him. i want him to see that, to be inspired. >> reporter: you're never too young. who knows, hugo could be among the next generation of marathon runners. looks

. >>> now, to late developments outside phoenix, arizona, tonight. where an american city was on lockdown for much of this day, families told to stay indoors, after a string of attacks, six people shot several locations. at least one person dead. s.w.a.t. teams moving quickly through neighborhoods. and we could see the aerial images coming in today, officers moving through this apartment complex, their guns drawn there. and just look at the map tonight. multiple crime keenscenes. abc's kendis gibson is in mesa, arizona. >> reporter: a terrifying day in mesa arizona. a city on lockdown. a gunman on the loose. police say it all started this morning at this motel. an argument, then gunfire. one man killed, two women wounded. >> we know there was some type of argument or -- they possibly knew each other. >> reporter: the shooter fleeing to this restaurant on a high school campus, shooting a student in the shoulder and stealing a car. >> it was weird knowing that happened, like, right outside our door. >> gray dark honda accord. suspect is armed with a .4

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happy with his job, he had landed the biggest one with the lufthanza affiliate and trained in phoenix, arizona for a brief period. he lived with his parents but he also kept his own apartment. investigators have already searched those two places for crews. recovery personnel continue their arduous job of collecting evidence and bodies from to the mountain side and this job is going to take many weeks to carry out. 4 family 40 families of the victims are heading back tonight. in response to what happened, several airlines here in europe have already changed their policies now mandating that once one of the two pilots leaves the cockpit, a flight attendant needs to sits in there with him or her. >>> revelations that the pilot was intentionally locked out of the cockpit now raising questions about the safety systems in place for all airplanes. like this one, so we have all seen pilots use this, right? it's a keypad on the cockpit door, it's the access panel. which allows someone to punch in an emergency code to gain access to the cockpit. now we're learning more about the steps to are regain indu

. >> reporter: the co-pilot trained at a facility near phoenix, arizona. his training was interrupted for a few months and reasons unknown. he passed his tests with flying colors. the government in dusseldorf says the most security check conducted january 27 found nothing unusual and neighbors describing him as a jogger, calm, low key. >> and coming up at 5:30 p.m. a closer look at cockpit security, how flight crews are trained to access a locked cockpit and why one says protocol needs to change. >>> new information tonight on the shooting that killed a san jose police officer. today police confirm the suspect was shot and killed by another police officers and did not turn the gun on himself. . ktvu's azenith smith is live tonight where that department remains on alert and, of course, it is still grieving. >> reporter: that's right. a sensitive time for the san jose police officer as expressed in this memorial. the chief commending the officer for officer -- tonight. >> reporter: a bullet from a police officer killed scott dunham. >> the weapon that was fo

is happening on a budget airline in europe, we're learning also that the co-pilot trained in phoenix, arizonarding to that tablo tabloid, saying that his time there being trained was interrupted multiple times for mental health issues. >> right. he was at the lufthansa training school in phoenix. takes about two years to become a pilot for that particular airline. he was listed while in phoenix, arizona as unable to fly. that's a problem. also, he was apparently demoted several times during the u.s. training. there is a file on him at the faa that indicates he underwent special medical exams. after the treatment he had, however, he was authorized, and he did qualify, to fly that big airbus a-320. >> he was trained and he was fit to fly. >> yeah, he was cleared. but he might have had -- >> was this guy having a bad day? was he at the end of a relationship? the answer according to one story is yes, he was in the middle of a slough split, it was a bad one, as most are. they said it was a significant discovery at his apartment so maybe some proof that a relationship evaporated. he was having trou

he started training in 2008 in germany and in phoenix arizona.it personnel undergo this examination. he had his training interrupted for several months, though no reason was given. we don't have a date for when that happened after 2008. but these pilots undergo these medical tests about once a year we're told and psychological examination occurs at the beginning of their career but our guest a moment aago said nothing happens after that time. bring in our correspondent here at fox former pilot, leah gabriel. welcome. we're trying to piece together what little information. where does your mind go to now? >> bill you go to what went wrong on the airplane. that they intentionally did something wrong. lufthansa's chief executive is saying that he is shocked by the fact that the french prosecutor is saying this was intentional. maybe because right now when they only have are clues what happened inside of that cockpit. they have information from the cockpit voice recorder which records any sort of sound. they can even hear breathing of the copilot as t

my mom still leaves and phoenix arizona. and my dad in 2008 -- they live in a conservative retirement community. phoenix, retirement, it goes to say conservatives. my dad would walk around with a cap in 2004 that said dump bush. he would call me and say i had a great day. i had four people try to fight me today. [laughter] i'm like that's not a great day. that's a dangerous day. then in 2008 he would say you know what's happening instead of giving me the finger they want to shake my hand. something is happening in this country. so that was my dad. and i was talking to my mom tonight telling her i was coming here, which is why i'm late to being on the phone with my jewish bomb. she said the dad is just going up there about the book. >> your dad is obviously subversive. as i recall isn't that where bill griffith, the creator of the city is from? >> it could be. it's where bill o'reilly grew up. we have quite a few celebrities commenting out of their. i went to douglas macarthur high school in a community that years before i wen

now from phoenix, arizona, a discussion about native american history, culture, and the controversy about sports team mascots and stereotypes. artist spends include a former nfl football player, the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against the washin

. >> today, john feit lives here in a pleasant neighborhood in phoenix, arizona.. he's married, has children and grandchildren. mr. feit, i'm gary tuchman with cnn. i want to talk to you about irene garza. >> good for you. >> we wanted to hear john feit's version of what happened. we wanted his response to those who say he's guilty of rape and murder. back in 1960, this texas ranger memorandum says you expressed guilt to the texas rangers about killing irene garza. is this true? do you ever have trouble sleeping at night? can you just answer that question? the mcallen police and texas rangers believe you killed irene garza. are you worried about that, sir? are you concerned? feit would not answer our questions, but when we interviewed him five years ago, feit had more to say. >> did you commit the murder of irene garza? >> interesting question. the answer is no. >> he also told us what he thought of dale tacheny, the former monk who says feit admitted murdering irene. >> he says you told him you committed the murder. >> i think he's demented. >> what about the pri

the two pilots of course went to -- tests and at the flight school in phoenix arizona they did theirraining. the co pilot did it or started it in 2008 after a time of waiting for eight months, which might happen. he first worked at a flight attendant in order to bridge it and since 2013, he had been active as the first officer on airbus 320. i would like to mention that during the training six years ago, that was a longer interruption, then the personal -- to continue and even saw all of the medical tests and also all flight examinations and checks and was successful in doing so. he was if it for flying without any restrictions. his performance was without any criticism. nothing at all was striking in a company like ours where we are so proud of our selection criteria, our safety criteria, et cetera, this is even more of a shock than it is for us and the general public. a few hours after having heard this we can only speculate on what has been the motivation, what might have been the motivation of the co pilot and at this point, i would like to very consciously say that i thought thi

apparently he also trained for a while in phoenix, arizona, according to one of his glider pilot club members. the battered voice recorder ended up providing a lot of information picking up the crucial final minutes. everything, all the conversation up until the last moments was very cordial between the pilot and copilot. when they got to cruising altitude and the pilot stepped aside, presumably, for a bathroom stop. the copilot suddenly became curt and went silent. pilot referred only to patrick s, got up to leave the cabin for a short while. in those ensuing ten minutes lubitz was silent ignoring frantic pounding on doors and calls from various control towers what was going on. family members are here. rescue recovery crews have very difficult task, harris, of continuing to go by chopper up into the crevasse in the alps, recovering body part by body part putting them on to helicopters bringing them down here into refrigeration trucks. dna evidence being matched with some of these body parts for identification as it begin as grim process. we heard from german chancellor angela merkel

john clark is in phoenix, arizona. chip kelly talked about his controversial moves today. >> reporter: i tell you what just being out here all week at the nfl owners meetings, owners and coaches were shocked and stunned by what chip kelly did with the eagles, sending away or trading away a lot of his most popular, high-profile, pro bowl players, especially on offense. let's take a look at chip as he sat down at the breakfast and writers and media. he met with us for about an hour. chip doesn't really look forward to this too much. he said it's like his yearly dentist appointment. he did give us good information. first of all you know he traded away nick foles. and chip today said he did not want to deal away his quarterback nick foles. he loves sam bradford and he thinks sam bradford can be the new franchise quarterback of the eagles. he, of course, got him from st. louis in the trade. sam bradford has torn up his knee the last two years. and chip kelly says he wanted to have sam bradford nick foles and mark sanchez. >

. >> translator: he went to the aviation school in phoenix, arizona. there was an interruption with regard to the training, and after the candidate mentioned to go through and continued his training. >> reporter: a flight club member said he never showed any signs of concern? >> translator: he was a very normal young man. nothing out of the ordinary, nothing at all. there were no accidents that i'm aware of, nothing. no incident whatsoever. >> reporter: another flight club member said lubitz enjoyed his training. >> translator: he was a lot of fun. even though he was perhaps sometimes a bit quiet. he was just another boy like so many others here. he was well integrated and i think he had a lot of fun here. >> reporter: why he would deliberately steer flight 9525 for nearly ten minutes into the french alps remains a mystery. >> translator: i can't understand it. we'll have to wait and see for the investigation to continue. >> reporter: the fbi is in a support role, still waiting to see what kind of help they can offer to the germans and the french. righ

i'm john clark in phoenix, arizona, back to you. >>> the numbers are in. the delaware department of transportation says they've spent $11.5 million on storms this fiscal year. most of that money was spent on 80,000 tons of salt. also adding to the cost, paying crews for 62,000 hours of overtime. the work isn't over. since march 8th del dot has repaired more than 8,500 potholes. >> seems more like 12 million potholes out there. we've had some showers during the day today. we have some more coming in later and drizzle and fog overnight tonight. it's just going to be kind of misty but it's not going to be cold. the warm-up, it starts tonight. by tomorrow, some places are going to hit the 70-degree mark. not going to last. and then we have some thunderstorms for part of the area at least for thursday night. we've got cloudy skies right now. and it's pretty chilly. 45 degrees with cloudy skies. the wind is light. we've had some showers that have knocked the temperature down. certainly knocked it down and kept it down. north and west, some places haven't even hi

we know in 2008 he was going through training in phoenix, arizona, to become a pilot.in 2008 he took several months off. luff han lufthansa won't say why he took off. a german aviation source said he wasn't required to take this time off from training. that's not a requirement. if he took time off for personal health reasons there wouldn't have been a requirement to say anything. however, after that it was clear, the prosecutor said recently doctors gave him a note saying he was medically unfit to work. under the rules and procedures of lufthansa, he would have been required to share a doctor said he was medically unfit to work and we're being told he was trying to hide his illness from the company. carol. >> so les, i'm going to turn to you, should this guy ever have become a pilot? >> if all these allegations are true absolutely not. you know a lot of us if we have some medical issues will seek out other professionals outside of our aviation medical examiner to get some confirmation on the problem we have. mostly it's physical. he went through this whole training pro

bring them up through the system, which includes instruction at an airline training center near phoenix arizona. that training center would not talk to us about the time lubitz spent there but before the crash lubitz only had 630 hours of flight time. that is very low for a co-pilot of an a320. u.s. pilots flying similar airplanes would likely have three times as many hours. german authorities say while he was alone in the cockpit of flight 9525 the co-pilot reprogrammed the autopilot to crash, to take the plane from 38,000 feet to 96 feet. the plane hit the mountains at 6,000. and the control the co-pilot activated requires several different turns and could not be programmed accidentally. when the cockpit doors lock, there is a keypad that would allow a pilot to get in using an emergency number. there is no indication the captain of the germanwings flight punched in that emergency code but even if he had it can be overridden by the pilot inside the cockpit. for now it's all about motive, which is why investigators have now pulled out bags and boxes of potential evidence from his apartment and

howard is in the giving up. >>> good morning, i'm tom shred chick, annual meeting is underway in phoenix arizona on monday a flustered jerry generals had to if the to one of those meetings but our howard eskin needed to necessity how jones felt about losing demarco murray. >> tremendous locker room, work ethic, off the charts. up is pride in his work. he is a great player. a lot of guys that certainly are key players for us and you got to have room for them. >> phillies and twins on monday, how about this, paul molitor and ryne sandberg first time two guys in the hall of fame managed against each other. david buchanan of the phillies was pretty darn good. how about five innings no hits, three strike outs. david buchanan pens filled in as phillies fourth starter. phillies win three to nothing. the that is sports in a minute. back to you, everybody. >>> i should say 4:25. i'm getting a head of myself. you know why? it is national cheese stake day. i will go roving around finding the the best cheese stake. is what your favorite. hit me up at fox chris fox 29 it will get feisty on face back and twit

. >>> just outside phoenix, arizona, a car flips on a busy freeway.river survives the crash, but another survivor escapes and is on the loose, endangering its own life along with scores of drivers. more than 1.4 million people call phoenix home. the sixth most populous city in america, it's among the fastest growing in the country. as the population grows, so does the traffic. on any given day, the 101 loop that surrounds phoenix carries up to 120,000 vehicles driving 65 miles per hour or faster. and it's the arizona department of public safety's job to make sure commuters avoid its daily hazards. according to officer jeremy perry. >> as a patrol motor officer, most of my calls are what i deal relation, whether it's traffic stops, collisions, motorists helping individuals that are broken down on the freeway. >> november 16, 2011. during rush hour on the 101 loop a car is clipped by another vehicle, hits the wall and flips. the driver is okay. but her two small dogs in the car get spooked and bolt in opposite directions. one of them a shih tzu called m

howard eskin with more tonight from phoenix arizona. >> howie -- >> is that a question. >> yes. >> yeslurie after the last game of the season when he said howie roseman is my general manager. five days later howie roseman was no longer general manager. today was the first day he spoke and he's got to explain some of those front office changes. >> after thinking about it, you know i just thought the best way to align ourselves was to try to, um, do this relatively rationale seamless way with chip. >> there's no question jeffrey lurie was influenced maybe more than influenced by his meetings with chip kelly in those five days in late december and for lurie, there was one key word in those meetings, chip had a vision of exactly how he thought we can get from good to great. and i thought it was a really sound vision that, um, he's a very bright guy. >> all about football. all about wanting to win big. and, um, it made so much sense. >> i'm an owner that tends to absolutely be supportive of a coach and his vision if it's a real sharp and smart vision. >> the vision of the new eagles franchi

facility in phoenix arizona led to reforms and resignations. the president visited the site today.id the v.a. is "chipping away" at the problems, but there's much more to do. mr. obama also met with the parents of kayla mueller, while in phoenix. the aid worker died in "islamic state" hands in syria last month. the militants said she was killed in an air strike, but u.s. officials disputed that claim. in iraq, government troops pressed their fight to retake saddam hussein's home town from islamic state militants. commanders said they hope to expect to reach the center of tikrit in two to three days. the offensive is relying heavily on shiite militias, and a spokesman for iraq's top shiite cleric warned baghdad today to make sure they get paid. >> ( translated ): the recent victories scored by our fighters against islamic state militants necessitates that the government pay heed and provide care to all troops. the government should exert utmost efforts to boost the fighters' performance, to safeguard and perpetuate their gains and achievements. >> woodruff: separately a prominent su

i'm from phoenix, arizona, everything is cold to me. and they had a tug boat and myself, big easy moose and handles taking shots. >> off the new jersey. >> yes. >> so you're throwing into a basket on the tug boat. >> yes, way down there. you see that? >> is it moving? >> it is rocking, moving swaying and, boom. there you go. we went nuts. we had fun. some troops there, you know. we're a big proponent of being excited about having the military around and we do a military tour every year. this is pretty cool for us to get that opportunity. you know globetrotters are trend setters and innovators. >> always have been. i grew up with curly neil and those guys. i guess we can appreciate even more in the way you explained it. it was cold out there. you're from phoenix. >> i have long skinny fingers and they get cold real fast. i drained the shot. i was excited about it. >> before we go you got to spin that ball for us on your finger. i want you to transfer it to mike. you do that. >> yes. >> i'm a football player. i didn't play basketball but