andreas lubitz was at the controls.eft alone in the cockpit he played on the computer for five minutes. he would return to dial just like this one. today's report says he put an extreme heights, from as low as 100 feet to his highs 49,000 feet. he did something similar on the plane he crashed. just turning the style would not lead to dramatic onboard changes. the captain and passengers would not have noticed a difference. investigators have built a picture of what happened on board the germanwings flight. this is the actual plane film earlier this year. the copilot with mental health problems locked his copilot out of the cockpit and deliberately flew into a mountain. the head of the investigation says there is work to be done. >> the main issue is why it is possible that despite the fact that pilots are subjected to medical control it is possible to have situations where pilots with particular troubles and efficiencies can be on an airplane. richard: the families of those on board no what andreas lubitz date, but they

in the first official report since the march disaster, officials revealed 27-year-old andreas lubitz put the plane into descent mode five times in 4 1/2 minutes and brought it up again, just like during the fatal flight the captain appeared to have left the cockpit. [ foreign language ] >> reporter: the chief investigator said he couldn't speculate what was going on inside the german copilot's mind when he repeatedly set controls to the minimum setting of 100 feet. cockpit data shows the plane did not drop sharply, suggesting people on the flight from dusseldorf to barcelona might not have noticed any change. just two hours later, with the same crew and new passengers headed back to dusseldorf, investigators say lubitz carried out the same maneuver, but this time, he crashed the plane, killing himself and 149 others. tina krous, cbs news. >>> investigators still don't know why lubitz crashed that plane in the first place. but german authorities say he researched suicide methods and cockpit door security online the week before the crash. >>> now to our forecast, howard bernstein is tr

andreas lubitz may have practiced on another flight on the same day.ors believe lubitz crashed a german wings flight killing all 150 people onboard. joining me now, faa licensed commercial pilot and what does this report tell you? >> well i don't think this copilot was so much practicing the descent, he is a well trained pilot. luft this patient -- i've conducted many many many medical investigations involving psychiatric medical malpractice cases. this patient is stated to have suffered from suicidal thoughts and suicidal ideation simply what that means is that the patient begins to practice the suicide, to actually visualize it and then act it out. statistically, most patients who suffer from depression with suicidal ideation don't follow through. very small percentage follow through. in this particular case i believe all he was doing was visualizing the planning of the suicide and acting it out ahead of time. >> interesting. anthony, talk to me about this four-minute period where the -- on the previous flight the pilot went out to use the restroom a

french investigators released a preliminary report with chilling details about the co-pilot, andreas lubitz'sns he rehearsed the controlled descent of an outpound flight germany to spain. investigators say on the return flight, the same morning, lubitz intentionally slammed the plane into the french alps what we all feared wasn't it? the direct or of the agency investigating the crash says now their investigation will focus on lubitz's mental fitness. he speoke to richard qwest. >> we have a very good understanding. there may be a few details we want to further investigate. but we probably will not go very far on that. that wis nol change completely the flight. now what we want to dupe is, to, assess the situation, where -- in aviation there is sophisticated system to assess the medical fitness of pilot including psychological fitness. and we see that we have several, not only this one, where the pilot was the passenger and he had the intent to destroy the aircraft and then himself. so we are are wondering how can this happen? how did this happen? in terms of the german wings. who else -- may

and the picture is, that andreas lubitz, with deliberation, with planning, was a part of this accident. we were in dusseldorf at the time of the crash. we know the police pulled out evidence from his house showing he already had suicidal tendencies. he was studying suicide techniques. he was studying cockpit security. now there could be broader implications not just about cockpit security but broader implications for expected raft of lawsuits from families of the victims. including by the way american victims. the charge being made that parent company of germanwings, lufthansa knew about his mental problems, should have done more. apparently we're learning now, melissa there was a method to his madness. back to you. melissa: wow really incredible. greg, thank you so much for that report. >>> the nfl finally releasing the report on "deflate-gate." the results don't bode well for quarterback tom brady. oh no! as if we weren't paying enough a dozen states thinking about raising taxes again. are you kidding me? more of your money coming up. ♪ melissa: breaking news right now. the nfl is re

andreas lubitz tried that descent several times, this report says on this same plane while alone in the cockpit just hours before the march 24 crash. investigators say that descent was so gradual no one on the plane even noticed. the crash happened on the return flight. all 150 passengers and crew died. authorities say lubitz suffered from depression in the past. they're still looking for a motive. barbara? >> a big announcement in baltimore. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says the justice department is now investigating baltimore police. >> i will make sure that whatever they find we need to do to repair the relationship with the community and have a department that our citizens deserve. i'm determined to get that done. >> that was the mayor at a briefing only a half hour ago. she said federal investigators will determine if officers used bias practices and/or excess i have force. her announcement isn't the only one in baltimore. aaron tells us what the governor is talking about today. aaron? >> i would bet the governor gets questions about the mayor announcement. . but he also plans t

andreas lubitz is suspected of deliberately crashing that plane in the alps killing all 150 people on board. >>> authorities in germany arrested four people accused of founding an extremist group to attack mosques. police conducted raids and they said the suspects also planned to attack housing provided for people seeking asylum and they gathered explosives for those possible attacks. >>> happening today, the head of the faa will unveil two new initiatives on drones in atlanta. he will announce initiatives to safely mandate unmanned aircraft into the busiest air space. >>> speaker/singer elton john will speak in washington. he's there on behalf of the elton johns aids foundation. he's pushing them to continue funding hiv and aids programs. >>> ferry service to cuba is one step closer. the move is in line with the administration's desire to normalize relations between the u.s. and cuba. the cuban government has not commented on the move. >>> and the french flotilla that had been docked in cuba is sailing towards the florida keys. it's made up of 14 boats. it left france last october an

co-pilot andreas lubitz practiced a controlled descent on that fatal day. -- the data showing it was an an outbound flight that he descended the plane five times in under five minutes. apparently this happened when the other pilot left the cockpit as well. suggesting that lubitz wanted to crash the plane earlier. a virginia woman and her daughter were among the 150 people killed in that tragic crash and this report also going into great detail about the cockpit lock and -- which has become actually a focus point after the tragedy. as investigators begin to look at the compromises made on security after the september 11th attacks here in the u.s. aaron? >> angie, thank you. >>> we are staying on top of a dropping story affecting a prince george's county neighborhood. a broken sewer main leaking thousands of gallons of raw sewage in oxon hill. kristin wright with how the repairs are going right now. >> reporter: well aaron, people here are waking up to yet another day of a sewage leak. and the signs here really say it all. they say sewage overflow area. look

. >>> prosecutors accused copilot andreas lubitz of deliberating crashing a plane into the alps.ene has the details. >> french investigators say the 27-year-old practiced his deadly ascent. lubitz and the same captain piloted another flight. with the captain out of the cockpit, the flight data reporter soes lubitz set the auto pilot from 100 feet before leveling off again. >> he certainly was exploring the aircraft and its ability to go up and down and not stop him from descending it into the ground, making sure that nobody would see him. >> according to the report, the selected alty due decreased to 100 feet for three seconds and then increased to the maximum value of 49,000 feet. less than two minutes later, the selected altitude was 100 feet until it stabilized at 25,000 feet. the flight never left its scheduled path, so air traffic control didn't notice the altitude changes. >> the less the plane is equipped to stream the data and they decide to stream the data of the performance from the flight and someone is monitoring it, they wouldn't have noticed. it was clear that the p

the co-pilot andreas lubitz apparently practiced putting the plane into a controlled descent during that according to an interim report just released by french accident investigators. lubitz is accused of deliberately crashing the fatal flight into the a alps killing himself and 149 other people on board. let's b

the co-pilot andreas lubitz apparently practiced putting the plane into a controlled descent during that flight. that according to an interim report just released by french accident investigators. lubitz is accused of deliberately crashing the fatal flight into the a alps killing himself and 149 other people on board. let's bring in our senior international correspondent jim bittermann joining us from paris and cnn aviation analyst peter goels joining us from dallas. jim, walk us through exactly what the co-pilot did on that earlier flight how investigators now came to the conclusioning that it was a rehearsal for what eventually wound up doing. >> right. exactly. basically the earlier flight was the outbound flight from dusseldorf to barcelona and during that flight at one point, the pilot left the cockpit leaving the co-pilot lubitz in charge and he dialed into the setting on the autopilot, he dialed in the lowest setting, 100 feet. he had been ordered to descend according to air traffic controllers, descend from 37,000 to 35,000 and instead of setting it at 35,000 he set it to 100 fee

renee marsh is "outfront." >> reporter: french investigators say 27-year-old andreas lubitz practicedescent of a jetliner the same day he steered germanwings flight 9525 into the french alps. just before that deadly crash, lubitz and the same captain piloted the plane on a different flight from dusseldorf to barcelona. with the captain out of the cockpit, the flight data recorder shows lubitz briefly set the plane's auto pilot to 100 feet before leveling off again. >> he certainly was exploring the aircraft and its ability to go up or down and not stop him from descending it into the grund. making sure nobody would see him. >> reporter: according to the new report the selected altitude decreased to 100 feet for three seconds. then increased to the maximum value of 49,000 feet. less than two minutes later, the selected altitude was 100 feet. until it stabilized at 25,000 feet. the flight never left its scheduled path so air traffic control didn't notice the altitude changes. >> unless the plane is equipped to stream the data and they decide to stream the data of the aircraft performanc

french investigators say 27-year-old andreas lubitz practiced his deadly descent of a jetliner the samesteered germanwings flight 9525 into the french alps. just before that deadly flight lubitz and the same captain piloted the plane from dusseldorf to barcelona. the flight data recorder shows lubitz briefly set the plane's autopilot to 100 feet before leveling off again. >> he certainly was exploring the aircraft and its ability to go up or down and not stop him from descending it into the ground making sure nobody would see him. >> reporter: according to the new report the selected altitude decreased to 100 feet for three seconds. then increased to the maximum value of 49,000 feet less than two minutes later, the selected altitude was 100 feet until it stabilized at 25,000 feet. the flight never left its scheduled path so air traffic control didn't notice the altitude changes. >> unless the plane is equipped to stream the data and they decide to stream the data of the aircraft performance from the flight and someone's monitoring it they wouldn't have noticed. it was clear the pilot di

andreas lubitz is accused of rehearsing the maneuver on an earlier flight the same day. >> charlie d'agata is in london with details. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, investigators say on the previous flight that morning on a trip to barcelona, andreas lubitz repeatedly set the aircraft into a descent and then brought it up again. this is on the same airbus a-320 jet that crashed into the mountainside on the way back to germany. reports said the main pilot appeared to have left the cabin during that flight as well. cockpit data shows he put the plane into a descent mode five times in a four and a half minute period. the data from this earlier flight was found in one of the two black boxes from the crashed aircraft. investigators said the plane was already on descent and didn't nose down sharply during that period suggesting that passengers and crew may not have noticed. the chief investigator said he couldn't speculate what was happening inside lubitz's head only that he changed those controls for the minimum setting of 100 feet and he did it several times. >> charlie d'ag

investigators say that andreas lubitz practiced a controlled descent on the previous flight that morning to barcelona before the plane crashed. lubitz repeatedly set the plane into a descent and brought it up again. let's listen to more on that report. translator: air traffic control asked the plane to descend. just before the dissent, the captain went out. the copilot changed the settings and the altitude to 100 feet which is what he did during the fatal flight. genie: there has been a lot of criticism in france over comments from the mayor of the southern town. robert minard let slip that -- that is something forbidden by french law. reporter: it was a televised comment on monday night that ignited a storm of controversy. city 4.6% of pupils in kindergarten to six grade are muslim. the mayor has all the children's names from every classroom. translator: saying anything else is denying the evidence. reporter: that is religious profiling and is illegal in france. the southern french town in question, outrage from all quarters. translator: it does not necessarily mean you are muslim. what

french investigators say andreas lubitz repeatedly sent the plane into a descent and then brought it back up from a flight in germany to spain during a return trip to désseldorf the plane crashing killing all 150 on board. >>> sweeping unprecedented water use restrictions have just been approved for california. anne makovec joins us from the newsroom with details of the tough new regulations. >> reporter: it all depends on how much each water district has saved in the past. the state is mandating a 25% reduction in water use over 2013 levels. and in march, overall water reduction was a mere 3.6% so the state water board has approved new regulations. cutbacks range from 8 to 36% based on how many gallons each water district has been using each day. the more gallons, the bigger the cuts. >> reducing this irrigation to meet our goal not only puts public health and safety at risk, but also creates a financial hardship to all of our residents. >> reporter: that's one of several water district managers concerned about letting outdoor vegetation dry out because of the fire hazard it could p

co-pilot andreas lubitz may have practiced a control descent on his outbound flight that day, potentially rehearsing for the crash that would take place hours later. tom costello with details. this is extraordinary. >> reporter: it is. it's a preliminary report that comes out from the french investigative agency. it describes the flight from dusseldorf into barcelona. the flight immediately prior to the fatal crash back to dusseldorf. it crashed into a mountain, of course. we have a graph that shows the information from the flight data recorder which has the co-pilot programming erratic altitudes into the flight computers while the captain was out of the cockpit, presumably at the lavatory. moves the plane from 100 feet in altitude -- down to 100, i should say, to 49,000 feet. the red sideline the actual altitude. what we believe is happening is the co-pilot was literally dialing in different altitudes. 100 feet up to 49,000 feet. down to 100 again. flying, by the way with air traffic control at i have-- and putting the plane down to 30,000 feet. we don't know he actually hit "engage." th

investigators still don't know why andreas lubitz locked the pilot out of the cockpit and crashed the plane into a mountain side. there are reports tonight that the terror group isil claims it has trained soldiers in 15 u.s. states including virginia and maryland. senior political reporter scott thuman has been looking into this. he has reaction tonight from our capitol hill bureau. scott: in the aftermath of the attack in texas, not only has isil taken credit, but now according to fox news and others an unverified claim by an american jihadist who joined the group says there are trained soldiers around the country awaiting orders. the white house says the overall challenges are daunting. >> identifyingndividuals and keeping tabs on them is difficult work. even if we were operating in an environment where the resources were unlimited. scott: of the 15 states supposedly home to terror operatives, the online claim five are virginia, maryland, california, michigan illinois. >> they are literally franchising themselves out. not trying to have central control but distribute their ideology

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experts believe co-pilot andreas lubitz in march deliberately crashed the plane into the french alps. the passenger jet was caring 150 people. it was traveling from barcelona to dusseldorf. french investigators on wednesday commented on the plane's flight data. they said it showed lubitz tried dangerous settings several times during the trip from dusseldorf to barcelona. that's the flight before the one that crashed. the expert panel put together by the european aviation safety authority will include medical professionals. the group will analyze the accident's cause to review the current system. the members will hear from european airlines on their mental and physical checkup system for pilots. they'll also learn about rules to enter the cockpit. >>> another japanese astronaut is ready for outer space. -- passed the final test in preparation for a six-month mission on the international space station. later this month he will follow in the steps of -- and travel to the iss on board russia's soyuz spacecraft. yui has been undergoing training to learn how to operate the craft. their fina

andreas lubitz practiced sending a plane earlier in the day. lisa stark has more from washington. >> lib yeah and antonio it's been clear for some timer that the co-pilot of this germanwings flight deliberately brought that plane down crashing into the mountains killing everyone on board. but now there are chilling new details that indicate that he apparently did a dry run on the previous flight that day. information from the flight data recorder shows that on that previous flight from germany to spain, the captain stepped out of the cockpit for a short time, about five minutes. lubitz the co-pilot was left alone. the plane was flying at about 38,000 feet. air traffic controllers twice asked him to descent to a lower altitude. what lubitz did was set the altitudealtitude to 100 feet, he apparently did it several times seeing if the plane would respond to that altitude, and it did. they never noticed anything was amiss and neither did the captain when he returned to the cockpit. >> they asked the plane to desernd from 21,000 feet. they see the p

andreas lubitz practiced crashing the plane. >>> an oil train has derailed in north dakota. the tiny town of hemdale has been evacuated. it involved an oil train with 109 cars. five are said to be burning. there have been no reports of any injuries in the derailment. >>> last ditch bid for votes. making the final push in one of the closest elections in recent memory. and wiped off the map. an once vibrant town is now only has a few survivors. >> so the nhl out with its findings from deplate gate. whether the patriots infencely deplated football during the afc championship game back in january. it says it is likely patriots employees broke the rules and that quarterback tom brady was aware. but generally cleared the team of cheating. >>> team owner robert kraft put out a statement saying in part that his team did nothing up appropriate. >>> it is the last day of campaigning in the united kingdom where polls show tomorrow's election is exceptionally close. at this point own one thing is clear. no party is likely to secure an outright majority. >> in north london, wealthy and l

crashing a plane in march practised the crash on an earlier flight hours before the disaster andreas lubitz adjusted the altitude dial of the germanwings plane to 100 feet. officials say the findings may support the evidence that the crash of the later flight was premeditated >>> the f.a.a. says it will work with private companies to test commercial drone us. the government announced a path finder programme, looking at drone use in urban areas and studying drone flights. critics say the gough is acting too slowly to develop new rules. anyone that wants to fly a drone at the moment must get permission from the f.a.a. today a judge held a closed door conference with property owners and lawyers, following a ruling finding the government was partially responsible for some of the flooding following hurricane katrina. that news was welcome to the home owners that lost everything. >> every few weeks elmo barnes returned to his old neighbourhood. >> my house was completely under water. >> reporter: a decade after hurricane katrina's flooding barnes and hundreds of others that lost property in the a

andreas lubitz practiced a descent on a different flight earlier that day from germany to barcelona.ntionally crashed the return flight from barcelona to germany killing all 12350 people on board. he was undergoing treatment for severe depression. >> a vigil is held at san jose state university for anyone impacted by the devastation in nepal. the student organization of nepal hopes to provide support and condolences for bay area families affected by the massive 7.8 earthquake. the government said that more than 7000 people have died. many are still missing in rural areas of the country. the vigil runs from 7:00 to 9:00 people tonight at san jose state. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. the latest on a system that is heading our way right now. >> get ready to expand your words: new words and trayses add -- and frictions added to the dictionary. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> covering los altos antioch, petaluma and all the b

the co-pilot, andreas lubitz, is suspected of deliberately crashing the jet. the french accident investigation agency, the b.e.a., has published an interim report. the document says the flight data recorder shows that during the outbound flight from dusseldorf to barcelona, the selected altitude was changed several times between 30 meters and 7,600 meters. the report says the cockpit voice recorder indicates the altitude change occurred over a four-minute period and lubitz was alone in the cockpit at the time. the investigators have said lubitz used the automatic pilot to lower the plane to an altitude of 30 meters from 11,500 meters before the crash. he then repeatedly increased the aircraft's speed before crashing it into a mountain. >>> like father, like daughter. not many people know it, but one of japan's famous wood block artists passed on his talent and style to a daughter. a new animated film describes her life in the floating world of edo culture. marie yanaka has the details. >> reporter: the innovative technique, the unconventional portrayal, such a

a report says that andreas lubitz tried the move on a flight from dusseldorf to barcelona. all 150 on the return flight died hen it crashed in march >>> a day before the u.k. election and it's set to be the closest race in years. no single party expected to win outright. neave barker looks at the leaders of these pivotal parties. >> reporter: it's the most unpredictable election in a generation. now, for the first time in british political history we are entering an email of 5-party politics. when david cameron became prime minister five years ago he was the youngest british leader in 200 years. he took over a country struggling with the effects of the global financial crisis and responded with billions worth of spending cuts. he's hoping improvements to the u.k. economy will be his chump card on election day. not to mention moves to shed the conservatives image as a party of privilege, even whilst difficult to shake off his own wealthy routes. he cases the labor party's ed miliband. mill band called for a united fairer country. >> it's only when working people succeed that

there are disturbing reports emerging about just how premeditated andreas lubitz's actions were on the he flew that plane into the french alps killing all 150 people on board. sources say the 27-year-old may have practiced descending on another flight the same day as the crash. now, there is a report out due out today that outline these recent finding. that report is expected to talk about lubitz flying to barcelona the same day as the crash on an earlier flight and conducted a controlled dissent that lasted for minutes and for which there was no aeronautical justification. lubitz suffered from severe depression in the past and a computer found in his home shows he searched ways of committing suicide in the days leading up to the crash. prosecutors found torn up sick notes at his home showing he should not have flown the day of the fatal flight. there are reports that the german wings copilot practiced a dissent on a flight the same day as the flight that he crashed into the alps and of course if we get any official word from that report we'llup date you and of course on 6abc.com. for

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but co-pilot andreas lubitz had tried it before hours earlier setting the same plane to hit the ground. >> it was a repeat of the action he did on the flight. >> reporter: the first official report reveals an even more calculating, erratic man. the flight recorders from the plane's first flight to barcelona showed the captain left lubitz alone in the cockpit an hour and 20 minutes into the flight. in the four and a half minutes before he returned, lubitz repeatedly set the altitude control to 100 feet. its lowest setting. five times. but he switched back so the plane continued its normal, smooth, descent landing safely in barcelona. an hour after that, it took off again for its fatal return flight. no one knew what he'd done. not the captain, the passengers, nor controllers. >> the only thing air traffic controllers would have been aware of is the actual position or altitude of the aircraft. they would not have known what the pilot had selected in the cockpit. >> reporter: lubitz may have been doing more than just rehearsing. >> it does look very much like he was planning to crash the

anticipated report from french investigators that would outline those disturbing details that andreas lubitz may have practiced descending on an earlier flight the same day he crashed that germanwings plane into the alps killing 150 people on board. well, we just have learned that that report has been officially released in the last half hour confirming those details. now, investigators have confirmed that lubitz flew to barcelona the same day as the crash on an earlier flight and conducted a "controlled descent that lasted for minutes and for which there was no an nautical justification." lubitz suffered from severe depression in the past an computer found in his home showed he used the internet to search ways of committing suicide in the days leading up to the crash. prosecutors found torn up sick notes at his home showing he should not have been have flown the day of the fatal flight. again investigators have just couldn't slimmed in the last half hour through that report that that german wings co-pilot did practice his descent earlier that day before he took that germanwings plain down i

the first official report on the march crash found andreas lubitz practiced the suicide mission on anlier flight. the officials say lubitz put the plane into descent mode five times in 4 1/2 minutes. then two hours later crashed the same plane killing himself and 149 others. in both flights, lubitz waited until the pilot was out of the cabin. >>> a school bus driver in arizona has resigned after he allegedly locked rowdy children on board. [ screaming ] >> help us! >> footage shows the kids screaming for help as the driver refuses to let them off the bus. some parents tried to pry open the doors when the driver suddenly speeds off they call 911. >> the kids are crying. he is actually driving away. with our kids! all our kids on the bus! >> the driver took the children back to their school where he finally let them off. he told officers he felt threatened by the parents. >>> other bay area headlines in san jose, the police department remembered its fallen officers. the photos of all 12 were on display including michael johnson killed in the line of duty this year. the observance comes

we went into an airbus a-320 similar or the to demonstrate what authorities say co-pilot andreas lubitz did next. a minute after the captain left the cockpit on that earlier flight lubitz went straight to the altitude control and took it all the way down to 100 feet. he left it there for just three seconds. but it was just the first time of two times that he took it all the way down to 100 feet. so was he practicing what would happen on the return flight? for those on board, including the captain, the nose down change in altitude would have been subtle, not dramatic at all. >> i think what this man was probably doing was rehearsing a little bit on what he was going to do on the next leg. like somebody picking up a gun and loading and unloading it. >> reporter: french investigators tonight believe the same saying lubitz rehearsed his action his intention to provoke the accident on the return flight. on that return flight from barcelona to dusseldorf this time when lubitz goes to the control and takes it down to 100 feet he executes that and the aircraft starts a controlled descent down t

french investigators now say the co-pilot andreas lubitz practiced a crash maneuver on the previous flight that same day. that's according to a preliminary report released in the last few hours. it says the 27-year-old co-pilot set the altitude dial on the airbus a320 to 100 feet five times while alone in the cockpit on the dusseldorf. >>> it was a $100 million spectacle, the fight of the century. but now manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather are slapped with separate lawsuits. first, boxer manny pacquiao is hit with a $5 million class action suit for failing to disclose his shoulder injury before the big bout. if you paid any money for the fight, either a ticket, a bet or pay-per-view, it was filed on your behalf over what it called fraud and conspiracy. basically the plaintiffs say viewers didn't get what they paid for. the injury apparently happened during training, the pac-man said it didn't start bothering him until some time during this fourth round. >>> floyd mayweather has his own legal fight, too with his ex-girlfriend the mother of his three children. it's for $20 million according

tom, we already knew that andrea andreas lubitz had researched ways to commit suicide. now we are finding that he actually tested his final idea on a previous flight. what jumps out at you? >> well, i think the fact that these settings seem to be so erratic and so irregular. you know, down to 100 feet, up to 49,000 feet, and over the course of just a few seconds, it appears. it also appears that the settings were so fleeting that they may have gone undetected by the pilot and by the people on board that plane. but it's not clear that he ever hit engage when he set these settings on the autopilot, but he was literally just turning the dial and practicing. >> yeah, and when you talk about practicing, we want to draw a distinction between practicing or perhaps starting to carry out his plan and then changing his mind. there's no indication on that first flight, the previous flight, that he attempted to override the manual code system on the door and permanently lock out the pilot. >> yeah, and we presume that the pilot had left to go to the lav, which is exactly what happe

investigators say andrea lubitz put the the plane into a controlled dissent during a morning flight,h 24th, but he kept readjust continuing the settings. he crash the plane just two hours later during the return flight. >>> the american company space x has been blasting cargo into orbit and shuttling supplies to the space station but its goal is to launch astronauts. today they successfully tested an emergency escape system for the the first time. as part of the safety testing for the dragon capsule. no people were on board just a test dummy. parachutes slowed the escape pod's dissent. space x hopes to launch man missions within two years. >>> demolition machines began tearing down a dangerous old warehouse today as part of philadelphia's new plan for vacant properties. this old warehouse has sat abandoned at eighth and rising sun in hunting park for more than a decade. city officials say the buildings are more than just an eye sore but they can pose hazards for neighbors and emergency responders. five and a half million-dollar and 43 new workers will help expedite joint inspection b

andreas lubitz had practiced reducing fliest altitude on the same day as the doomed flight. they allege he intentionally reduced altitude to crash the jet, all 150 onboard were killed. >> german police arrested people planning an attack on muslims. they were picked up across five german states. the suggestion expected head of the operation was detained in bovaria. they planned attacks on mosques and homes for asylum seekers. >> the f.b.i. investigating claims that isil was behind the shooting outside a controversial art show in texas. we're learning that the department of home land security and the f.b.i. warranted local law enforcement last month about the show which featured cartoons of the prophet mohammed. the mothers of the gunmen are speaking out about their son's roles. the 34-year-old was a pakistani american muslim, but his mother insists he was not an extremist. >> to be convinced to do something like this is beyond -- it's just beyond me. i'm thankful he did not kill anybody, and i don't blame the policeman to shot and killed him, he was just doing his job. >> elt

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french investigators say 27-year-old andreas lubitz practiced his deadly descent of a jetliner the sameh alps. just before that deadly crash, lubitz and the same captain piloted the plane on a different flight from dusseldorf to barcelona. with the captain out of the cockpit, the flight data recorder shows lubitz set the plane's autopilot to 100 feet before going up again. >> he explored the plane's ability to make sure nobody would see him. >> reporter: according to the new report the selected altitude decreased to 100 feet for three seconds, then increased to the maximum value of 49,000 feet less than two minutes later, the selected altitude was 100 feet until it stabilized at 25,000 feet. the flight never left its scheduled path so air traffic control didn't notice the altitude changes. >> unless the plane is equipped to stream the data and they decide to stream the data of the aircraft performance from the flight and someone's monitoring it they wouldn't have noticed. and it was clear that the pilot didn't notice for another reason the front lab was inoperative. >> reporter: it appe

kris live kris on plasma los investigadores acaban de revelar que andreas lubitz - el co-piloto - cambio en el mismo avin... horas antes de que presuntamente estrellara el avion germanwings. take vo lubitz ensayhas antes lo que ms tarde se convirti en el desastre en los alpes franceses... cuando iba de copiloto desde alemania a barcelona. en ese vuelo, segun la caja negra de la aeronave, lubitz entro en un "descenso controlado durante un minuto... por lo cual no hubo razon aeronautica." cuando lo hizo, estaba a solas en la cabina. mientras cambio el ajuste a una altitud de solo cien pies - un nivel que se usaria para un aterrizaje de emergencia - realmente, la altitud no cambio. es decir, no fue notado por los pasajeros, ni levanto la sospecha de los controladores aereos... ni de la defensa militar. horas despues cuando lubitz, cerr la puerta de la cabina con el piloto al otro lado... no solo cambio el ajuste de altitud... tambien cambio el rumbo, y aumento la velocidad. kris on camera pero solo podemos imaginar qu estan pensando esos pasajeros del vuelo anterior... hoy sabiendo que lub

it was on the return flight when investigators say andreas lubitz locked the pilot out of the cockpitone on board. >>> well, the city of los angeles has filed a lawsuit against san francisco-based wells fargo over allegations of fraud and misconduct by employees. wells fargo is the biggest california-based bank in the nation. the lawsuit is claiming wells fargo employees opened unauthorized accounts for customers, then hit them with fake fees which ruined their credit. the lawsuit also claims that accounts were not closed even after customers complained about it because the bank pressured employees into meeting high sales quotas. however, wells fargo is blaming the problems on a few rogue employees. >>> 7:-- 8:39. marine by olgists are expected to be back in pacifica again this morning -- by olgists are expected to be -- biologists are expected to be back in pacifica to determine why another whale has died. it -- scientists say the latest is the juvenile humpback whale. it's yards from the other adult sperm whale. scientists say wind and a strong current likely brought both dead whale