alexandra: no, i don't think so. asked president trump if he is going to talk about germany with the nato secretary-general and he told me yes because he still believes that germany is not paying enough, not paying its share. now here we have to say not only officials in the white house, but also officials at the state department and even experts are sort of disappointed that germany, according to new projections, probably won't meet its target of spending 1.5% of gdp on defense. and that is something that is being criticized here because experts even say it is difficult to be credit -- credible as a defender of multilateralism, something which germany is trying to do, if this country is not spending more on defense. brent: that is a very good point. we know there are members of the german chancellor's own party who say that they are proud that they are spending more on n socl services and not on the defense. but we also have to remember ththat tensions between the u.s. and european leaders over and endo -- over nato

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our bureau chief, alexandra von nahmen miss alexandra von nahmen has been following events on capitol hill. she sent us this report. alexandra: the address to congress seems to go down well with the american congress, especially when he prays the role, calling america the backbone of the alliance. his address was to show that the alliance has been beneficial for partners on both sides of the atlantic. the fact that the u.s. has benefited from nato is something that the current u.s. president tends to forget when criticizing the alliance. brent: he is the head of the munich security conference. she asked, does nato need t to change the way it seeses itself? >> i think the future will put two nato in terms of new challengnges, how can nato deal with, react to the new role of china? what role can nato take for all nato members in managing new technologies? when we think about defense and security in the past,t, we talk about the number of tanks. in the next 10, 15, 20 years, the questionon will be no longer about the number of tanks. the question will be artificial intelligenence, resili

s washington bureau chief alexandra farm naaman who's outside the capitol building a welcome alexandra how did resist altenburg message go down i would say that stoltenberg address here went down very well in congress especially when he praised the role do you asked play it in forming needle calling america the back bone of the alliance he says point however was also to illustrate its nato has been beneficial for partners on both sides of the atlantic and this message came across as well so that warm reception from congress has is in marked congress contrast to a president who's been very skeptical about the alliance what does that tell us. well i think it's very significant that stoltenberg was invited to hold a speech in congress by both parties to democrats and then republicans because it was a clear show of support for nato you know that president trump has been very critical of nato he reportedly even threatened to withdraw from the alliance and it was congress the senators and congressmen and congresswomen who signaled very clearly if he were to decide to abandon nato he would fa

is one of many south africans angry with the government she's lived in alexandra township for more than ten years and says she's not sure about voting anymore you know seeing next months are. you supposed to. hold for what. years you suppose because when you. stop posting rude but we get to vote. no. no not taking. risks and that's why some residents protested barricading roads with burning tires and rocks demanding the government delivers better services and living conditions as possible become increasingly crowded the struggle to find jobs and housing is causing resentment between locals and other african nationals. really if you've gone on top. of. your call us for. more than two decades after the end of apartheid some here feel conditions haven't improved for the poor. many protests in south africa often of our government services and poverty and ahead of elections next month analysts say the ruling african national congress carnivores ignore this one the a.n.c. party lost some important minister parity to the opposition in local government elections three years ago. cleaning up aft

it's calm but still tense in johannesburg alexandra township as people slowly try to get on with their lives after wednesday's protests but it's going to take a lot longer for anger of a poverty rising unemployment and poor service delivery to end. is one of many south africans angry with the government she's lived in alexandra township for more than ten years and says she's not sure about voting anymore you know seeing next months are. you supposed to. vote for what. years you suppose because when you put me in the police. supposed to root out what we getting. no sleep you know not taking. students to human. beings that's why some residents protested barricading roads with burning tires and rocks demanding the government delivers better services and living conditions as possible become increasingly crowded the struggle to find jobs and housing is causing resentment between locals and other african nationals there is no significant british. all that of the region if you've gone on top of. their record for hope. you call us for. more than two decades after the end of apartheid some here

hoy hablaremos en vivo con alexandra francola niÑa genio de puerto rico.vel mÁs alto en 25 aÑos. entÉrate cÓmo protegerte y quÉ hacer si estÁs contagiado. alan: primero francisca caminÓ sobre vidrio, ahora no te puedes perder el regreso de marcelo que viene a curar una fobia en vivo. todo esto en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [risas] carlos: buenos dÍas! bienvenidos a su casa. francisca: gracias. raÚl: este tÉ verde es para tique sÉ que te gusta. cÓmo amaneciste? francisca: muy bien. raÚl: estamos listos para darle la informaciÓn. buenos dÍas. cÓmo estÁn? alan: buenos dÍas . con mucha informaciÓn para comenzar el dÍa en "despierta amÉrica". algo que nos preocupa a los que somos padres. y a los que no son padres tambiÉn. todo lo que pasan las universidades y en las escuelas. satcha: a esta hora tiene lugar una intensa cacerÍa humana. agente del fbi buscan a una mujer de florida por una amenaza creÍble contra escuelas. se trata de sol paez de 18 aÑos. ahÍ la ven. estaría obsesionada con la masacre en una preparatoria cuyo aniversario se

i only had one at home, alexandra. said alexandra, mommy has the opportunity to run for congress.'t know if i will win, i just know i have the opportunity to run for congress. i love my life, i love being here with you. if you want me to stay, it would be easier if you are one more year in college, but if you want me to be here. otherwise, i will be gone three nights a week of the week. any answer is fine. i honestly mean that. yes, no, i'm happy either way. mother -- i knew i was in trouble right then. mother, get a life. this was 30 years ago, i have never heard the expression before. get a life. my teenage girl would not want her mother gone three nights a week. -- what teenage girl would not want her mother gone three nights a week? when i go to washington, i said we could all live together and this and that. mother, we love our siblings. not only do we not want to live with you, we don't want to live with each other. they are in college so they live with their friends. so, you're in congress, we're in college. why don't you just forget we are in the same city? [laughter] spea

young leaderied today at a house committee's climate change hearing as washington correspondent alexandra le mon reports the witnesses. >>urged lawmakers to take action now to address the climate crisis. but they also say they're not going to wait around for to happen. >>18 year-old piper is suing the us government over climate change governments have a responsibility to protect natural resources. for their citizens. the seattle teen was one of several young leaders who testified about the climate crisis. chris suds from north how much impact humans have on climate change. still carter says he wants to work on a 6 to make sure that future generations can enjoy the environment like we have organ congresswoman suzanne bonamici says it's important to hear from the young people. >>climate change is going to affect it's their future that's stake. >>the young people told lawmakers that while taking action on climate change may be expensive it may cost more in the end not to take action louisiana, republican congressman garret graves said the young people will also inherit the us debt. lindsay c

alexandra, mount. >>california's attorney general of a sarah announcing the next steps in the national emergency lawsuit. >>plus president trump offering rare praise from mexico just before departing to the southern border we're going to have more on his visit when we come back. >>the country is full that is what president trump id today at california southern border, the president was in calexico inspecting and newly repaired section of fencing. >>now this comes after a week of confusing comments over whether the president would close down the border ports of entry. camila burnout is in calyx a co california with the latest. >>there is and clear. >>president donald trump being a visit to the southern border friday a week after threatening to shut it down mexico's the last 4 days is done more than they've

alexandra mt in national news tonight, former vice president joe biden is promising to be quote more mindful about respecting personal space. >>he posted this video on twitter today it's in response to 2 women who accused biden of inappropriate touching. in the video biden says he had always viewed politics as a way to make connections and show support and affection. but he also acknowledged that quote social norms have begun to change and he said he will adjust to those changes. the accusations come as he is weighing whether or not to run for president in 2020. >>a new study says the bay area has some of the highest travel but most deficient bridges in the country to learn more about the study and what bridges made that list kron on's ryan o'donnell spoke with doctor allison black. the chief economist for the american road and transportation builders association. >>what we need to know about the study and should we be concerned about our bridges. >>well people the traveling public doesn't need to be concerned but i think they need to be aware. so the state of some of the infrastruct

i think the mood is getting better as alexandra mentioned president trump's threats to pull troops out of europe to pull troops abruptly out of syria out of afghanistan have not played out exactly as the president's tweets would have had us believe in the beginning in fact the the continuing investment of the united states in europe's defense hasn't changed and it's and it's even gone up so people here constantly say ok it's just a tweet those are just words let's see what happens on the ground and on the ground nothing bad has really happened at the same time when you have this nervousness it affects the feeling of solidarity and there have been some very uncomfortable moments when people not just president people in the administration have been asked directly would you go to war for montenegro for example as you are obliged to do under nato is article five and the administration does not give a very convincing response that it would be willing to do that so then you've got the baltic states worried you've got poland worried so even saying these things does have a bad impact but peopl

from norman is in washington on the story force alexandra. there you are ok we're having some i think we've got a bug in the computer tonight alexander so let's make the best of it let's talk about what's going on there behind you at the white house the u.s. president praising the growth of defense spending by nato members does he want that spending to go even higher. yes that's for sure that what he's stressed repeatedly in the past but today i have to say it was a very relaxed atmosphere when the stoltenberg arrived here he had about thirty minutes in the oval office with presidents and they came together with their delegations expanded by let's roll meeting of for an hour a couple of minutes and talk about all of the alliance its strengths and the challenges allying had and it was quite a difference to what we saw in the pasta when we heard from president trump he was still talking about what he calls of his portion a share of the you asked paying on the fans is contributing a but he also praised nato as a very strong alliance and said tha

alexandra mt. ask your question you have to be honest what would you do if you found a large bag cash on the side of the road. well that actually happened so someone discovered thousands of dollars in a bag on the side of the road and they actually returned the money to the police department so this happened wednesday and all over and a man called the placer county sheriff's department saying that he lost about $14,000. he left the money on the top tire of his car, our look see you then drove off he forgot about it. and jill jennings comes along she finds the money at first she thought it was trash so she opened it up she looked inside was nearly $16,000 including money orders. that's a lot of money to lose. so james says keeping the money never crossed her mind. she returned and she walked right into the police department with all of it. immediately thought of my grandmother who's 93 and i was like this is got to be maybe somebody is life savings i live life like karma you know something like this

>>in washington, alexandra, mount. >>democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke has announced a trillion plan to combat climate change. he visited yosemite national park yesterday, various the plan is his first major policy initiative and it calls for increasing taxes on corporations and top earner as as well as phasing out tax breaks for fossil fuel companies. it also pledges to take significant actions to defend communities in order to prepare for natural disasters exacerbated by climate change you know such as wildfires before a work head into the central valley in the sierra he made a stop in the bay area for a town hall in san francisco. this is on sunday. that's when kron four skin, wayne sat down with him for one on one interview to talk about some of the biggest concerns for california. >>the scientists have been very clear historic wildfires we saw last year in california are in large part the result of human activity of our emissions a in our inaction in the face of the science, no sign to say we will co

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they say but at the end of the day nothing is being done no senior political leaders have visited alexandra yet we understand that the premier of the how to province and potentially president up also will the list visit alexandra but that hasn't happened yet and this is adding to the anger felt by the people here nigeria has suspended mining in one of its northern states and ordered all foreigners engaged in mining activities to leave the move comes after a surge in crime in zamfara states the military police and state security forces have been deployed in recent weeks to tackle criminal gangs behind the spate of killings and kidnappings and the operators who defy the order will have their licenses revoked rather dri says more from the capital of boozer. the nigerian government says there is a nexus or some form of connection between mining activities in some sort of state and the rising spate of killings and attacks in that state and other parts of northwest nigeria but communities say these attacks have been going on long before . the presence of miners in the mining areas of some sort of

let me bring in alexandra.n't. i have read the report this morning and i am encouraged by the fact that obviously they have been put into special measures by the health ministerand special measures by the health minister and his good recommendations in place to hopefully improve the current situation for families across the area. you shout no one seems to have lost thejob? area. you shout no one seems to have lost the job? that's not for me to comment on. do you have a personal opinion? no. ijust want the situation improved for families. i don't think calling for resignations is helpful, i don't think people losing theirjobs as helpful, i want the current situation and recommendations to be put in place of services are improved for families. your baby was born four weeks ago as i said and you say you saw staff in corridors, openly crying. yes. what do you say was happening? it was staff who were absolutely incredible, the staff and the care we had from them was impeccable, i cannot fault that, it wasjust they a

france lives in alexandra a crowded township right next to johannesburg the richest suburbs. you. know much like do i have the inviting. we are going to name a whole. company. all the girls was good don't we could do was. when we filmed france aged fourteen. we asked him about nelson mandela. the whole. idea but not enough in getting enough to. move the tools because in a location crew that means you queue i didn't it's enough. to move your own way system management team interviewed you know. he's always lived in the same small house. will be. big enough to not run by twenty one he shows us the most significant improvements in no longer using the toilet we all saw it we are using the inside toilet. and then back to the booking with nothing it's one of those family is still important to him and this is my motto. as i mean this is. if a million friends is chasing join you on your nanny and this is my father in law. novel no i'm not. since they've changed we've fought to free speech and if what did t.v. . in microwave but this is no longer. and then move. move the chair. and then i j

cnn's alexandra field is live in cleveland, virginia. of all, how are the men doing this morning and how did they get them out? >> reporter: they've all been taken to the hospital to be checked out. recovering from a harrowing weekend. these are a group of men that planned to go into what's called the sigh clops cave. the cave is on private property, but it piques the interest of explorers. they got down there, didn't have enough food, didn't have enough water. they had an unexpected downpour and found themselves trapped, unable to make their way out. early in the hours of sunday morning one man did get out. he's the one who went and got help. he was able to let authorities know where exactly his friends were. the group of men stuck inside ranging from 34 to 59. local and state cave rescue workers came together to plot a plan to get them out. they immediately went out to see the condition of these men who were exhausted and fighting off hypothermia, able to bring them warm blankets and food and then lead them back out. the rescue workers

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internet providers may raise prices to pay for the technology to block the calls in washington, alexandra lee mount. >>coming up in a to california hikers who went missing for nearly 5 days on snow covered mountain tops were found alive what they did to survive plus a family still grieving after the death of a loved one they say was a preventable tragedy. >>and now the occupational safety and health administaation is demanding answers from the city and up next a thieves break into an apple store stealing thousands of dollars worth of me >>we're following breaking news tonight out of los angeles who are in the midst of the procession, the funeral procession procession for rapper and community activist nipsey hussle there have been some shootings involving 4 people and one of the victims has died. these are live pictures from a chopper over the scene near the intersection of 103rd street. and main street this is a pretty much near where the one oh 5, 1, 10 freeways intersect not too far from the watts neighborhood of us out what they used to call south central la the victims are described a

alexandra mound. >>well coming up for the first time in hundreds of years paris france observed easter. without notre dot details ahead. and a group of more than a dozen students and chaperones got sick on an american airlines flight we'll tell you where this happened when we come back. plus kron four is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day. you haven't tried kron on yet. here's what you are missing. >>today was bad some are worse. stoner into the oakland hills. >>welcome back to kron 4 news attend an amerscan airlines spokesman says a group of more than a dozen students and chaperones, traveling home to boston fell ill today. boston ems said they were transport 13 patients from logan international airport to the massachusetts general hospital with minor symptoms. air american airlines says no other passengers or crew members fell ill. american airlines spokesman said the group was on a flight from miami to boston. for your health tonight, a new medical device to treat childhood adhd has gotte

alexandra mound. >>and a warming trend is underway.pect temperatures to reach the answer coming up during the full forecast. >>that the right place at the right sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>welcome back to kron 4 news at 8 this family in virginia that you see right here well they are thanking a police officer on this easter sunday. they said the officer save their little girl's life. nick can general has the story. >>don't know she would still be here only one word were greatly appreciative describes how 7 month-old even nichols parents are feeling today even the been there they probably would've turn for the worse after they were struck with fear friday night while eating dinner at this chick filet when able still a fry em began choking so i picked drops ipad you're back she grabbed me by arm and that mirror to

brent: alexandra, thank you. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world.n sudan, people died in protests over the weekend. thousands of protesters are demonstrating and they want the military to oust the president. the turkish capital on kara has sworn in its new mayor. in recent and local elections, they sprung a surprise from the party. the party is now appealing from the victory as well as opposition in istanbul. italy's far right administrator has announced plans for a popular alliance in the european parliament. they hosted talks in europeans elections. among the groups, the danish people's party and also the fence party -- fins party. an award-winning director has been freed after being held on house arrest for more than a year and a half. supporters sayay the arrrrest ws politically motivated. >> and they ordered h his releae fromom house arrest, the directs gratitude to the court and his supporters was plain to see. now, he can devote himself to his work again. >> thanks to all the people who came u up and encouraged me by saying d don't give up on

i think the magic of mayor pete today is not so much as alexandra talked about in his proposal.rankly most of these candidates are going to be close to each other. the magic in each one of them is the story they have to tell and the hope they inspire and the intensity with which their followers will move through the process and being willing to take on president trump. he showed today he has a compelling story, that he's prepared to give it everywhere. talking about your husband in a state that elected mike pence is a pretty audacious thing. he does it with gusto. and i think taking a message of fearlessness no matter who you are across this country. whether you are a recent immigrant or whether you are a lesbian in mississippi or whether you are a working mother in the south bronx. barely able to make it. i think that that kind of energy and optimism is his story today. and i think that it was compelling. >> and he mentioned his husband, chasten several times, and bringing him out on the stage. he called him my love. he revealed a very personal side of pete buttigieg. it's abou

i have one at home -- alexandra. i said mommy has the opportunity to run for congress. do not know if i will win. i have the opportunity to run for congress. i love my life. i love being with you. becauseant me to stay , otherwise iasier will be gone three nights a week. so, any answer is fine. i honestly mean that. yes, no, i am happy either way. mother -- i knew i was in trouble then -- mother, get a life. i had never heard the expression before. get a life. my teenage girl -- what teenage girl would not want her mother gone three nights a week? then when i go to washington i said we can all live together and they were like, mother we love our siblings. not only do we not want to live with you, we don't want to live with each other. they are in college so they live with their friends. you are in congress. we are in progress -- college. david: there must have been a thrill for your father and mother were still alive. they came to see you sworn in. speaker pelosi: my father was on the floor of the house when i was one in. that was exciting. he died a few months later. i

i said alexandra, mommy has the opportunity to run for congress. will win, i if i just have the opportunity to run for congress. i love my life, i love seeing here with you, so if you want me ,o stay, if it would be easier if you want me to be here, all the rest will be gone by three .ights per week any answer is fine. i honestly mean that. yes, no, i'm happy either way. mother -- i knew i was in trouble right there and then. mother, get a life. years ago, i had never heard the expression before. get a life. -- what teenage girl would not want her mother gone three nights per week? when i go to washington, i said we can all live together and this and that and she said mother, we love our siblings. not only do we not want to live with you, we don't want to live with each other. we are in college to live with their friends. you are in congress, we are in college, why don't we just forget we are in the same city. boo-hoo.- >> your father and mother were both alive when you are elected. >> that's right. that was pretty exciting. and then he died a few

para hablar mÁs sobres hasta la alexandra y romeo santos, muy buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes, un placercipar en el? >> bueno un amigoer cubrir sus vine por un mes y ayer casi dos aÑos. >> wow! >> te enamoraste me imagino de este proyecto. >> sÍ, bueno, lo que pasa es que la guitarra, la mÚsica la bachata cambio mi vida y yo pienso que si puedo ayudar otro muchacho que la bachata la mÚsica le cambie su vida es parte de mi misiÓn. >> por quÉ es importante enseÑarle la mÚsica a los niÑos especialmente la mÚsica del paÍs al que ellos pertenecen? >> sÍ, porque son nuestras raÍces, nuestra cultura musical, es como el diario vivir, aquÍ la bachata estÁ impregnada en el dÍa a dia, en la coo cotidiano. >> hay que contar a las personas que tÚ vives en santo domingo, y manejas 8 horas para enseÑar a los niÑos ¿por quÉ lo haces? >> por el gran amor que tengo por la academia por la escuela, por la bachata y como te cia decÍa ha cambiado mucho vida, me ha hecho sentir otra persona y tengo gran amor y agradecimiento, en cada niÑo me veo yo, asÍ que pienso que ese soy yo tambiÉn. >> te podemos dejar ir

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alexandra mound.ling the oc is a serious crime 4 news at 9 things can teresa next up at 9 friends and family members are gathering tonight. >>for a candlelight vigil to water a star football player swept away by the serve how those closest to him plan to keep his memory alive. >>plus with for 20 approachi know many are getting ready to celebrate. >>right here in the bay area, how big pot businesses are preparing for the big crowds coming into the city and chief meteorologist laura's car know is tracking what you'll need to know before you head out for the weekend keeping your car for news at night in primetime coming up next. >>the eu is important to the whole football team has one hand it wasn't just teammates we're brothers. >>now 9 a community heartbroken after a hayward a high school star football player was swept away it. popular beach yesterday while out on spring break. good evening, i'm ken weighing in for rent lotus and on because the oc is a grieving mother or a family friends and search cre

actually, that would be alexandra by all of one minute.hedule at fox? thank you. and, don, i absolutely do. i got a little surprise for you right over here on the set. jamie made it to work tonight. you come in a a lot on fridays, don't you -- >> yep. trish: what'd you do at work today with mommy? >> well, i went and i writed and printed a picture of my dog -- trish: your new puppy, right? >> yep. he's nameed campo, and he likes to play with his chew toys. [laughter] today when i was saying good-bye to him before, i was going to work with mom, he kept jumping up and barking and saying, probably saying i want you, jamie, i want you. trish: yeah, he loves you so much, right? and he loves your sisters too. >> yeah. trish: he's a good dog. >> yeah s. and he really also likes his new easter basket we made him withing, like, the bed and stuff. [laughter] trish: he misses you when you come here. >> yeah. trish: but this is what the viewers didn't know and don didn't know. on fridays i often bring you or i bring elizabeth or i bring alexandra, and

i only had one at home, alexandra. mom had the opportunity to run for congress.'t know if i will win, i just know i have the opportunity to run for congress. i love my life, i love being here with you. if you want me to stay, it would be easier if you are one more year in college, but if you want me to be here. threeise, i will be gone nights a week of the week. any answer is fine. i honestly mean that. yes, no, i'm happy either way. mother -- i knew i was in trouble right then. mother, get a life. i never heard the expression before. get a life. my teenage girl would not want her mother gone three nights a week. so, yes. when i go to washington, i said we could all live together and this and that. mother, we love our siblings. not only do we not want to live with you, we don't want to live with each other. they are in college so they live with their friends. in you're in congress, we're college. why don't you just forget we are in the same city? [laughter] speaker pelosi: boo-hoo. david: it must of been a thrill. your father and mother was still alive. they came

be fraudulent was seniors among those who are targeted the most our washington dc correspondent alexandra limo reports lawmakers are finally working on legislation to help stop robocalls today they heard from experts including attorneys general who are on the front lines of prosecuting the scammers. >>and congress is finally dealing with an issue republicans and democrats agree on. and those unsolicited calls are not just annoying they can be a real problem as illegal robocallers scam steel and defraud their victims. i got a text from my mother. >>on tuesday, i reaching out to my senator i just got spam calls hawaii senator brian shots as robo callers should not be able to fake caller id ease there are resources and technology to help block robocalls like do not call list and apps. >>but some scammers are finding ways around that technology and now congress seems ready to step in south dakota senator john thune introduced the traced act which would crack down on illegal robo calls to create a credible threat of prosecution and prison. for those who intentionally violate the law but compan

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>>cooper says the fact that this hearing was held at all gives her hope in washington alexandra, mound up a parking standoff, 2 cars refusing to budge out of a spot for more than an hour out and say it. >>and a devastating setback for a family in the search for this a little boy in illinois where we are now learning about a man who police say posts as timothy pitzen. a little rain a little sunshine and maybe an unusually cold storm for >>it's our responsibility to eliminate this risk. >>we own it like it's not it's not like. it was an accident this is not an accident. this is something that could have been prevented and should have been prevented. >>boeing's is acknowledging a dangerous problem with the boeing 7.37 max 8 automatic flight control systems as grieving families react to a preliminary report showing the pilots could not avoid crashing. a boeing ceo's comments came on the same day as the release of a preliminary report the into the crash of ethiopian airlines flight 3 oh 2 according to that report the pilots struggled for the entire 6 minutes of the ill-fated flight. >>as th