before flying into the french alps killing everyone on board, french investigators say co-pilot andreas lubitz was diagnosed with possible psychosis and referred to a psychiatric hospital. >> on the day of the crash, lubitz was on two antidepressants and sleeping pills. his employer was never told. nearly a year after the crash, the final report confirmed lubitz purposely brought the plane down. 30 minutes into the delight flight, the pilot leaves to use the bathroom, and he is locked out, changing the altitude to 100 feet and increasing the speed. the captain pounds on the door. then, sounds of five violent blows to the cockpit door. 41 minutes after takeoff, the jet crashes into the side of the mountain at 400 miles an hour. the parents of passenger robert oliver calvo hoped it would explain how a suicidal pilot was allowed to fly. >> almost everybody completely unsatisfied with the answers that were given. >> reporter: investigators said lubitz hid his condition from employers and doctors didn't talk about it citing patient confidentiality. there's a requirement now to doctors to speak out

an apparent suicide mission by 27-year-old andreas lubitz. the day began with a moment of silence at 10:41. among the mourners paying respects, lou stands a -- lufthansa representatives. >> this brought in the mashable -- unimaginable pain. reporter: later families rather at the seminary -- cemete to commemorate the day that not only change their lives river, but that of an entire region. [bell ringing] reporter: locals gathered at the town square to observe a moment of silence. this community lost 60 students and two teachers from the local high school. a church service will beheld for the victims after the easter holiday. brent: australian officials say debris recovered from a beach in mozambique is, certainly from the missing malaysian airlines flight a mage 70. examination of the pieces of wreckage found they were consistent with panels from a malaysian airlines owing 777 -- bowlineing 777 aircraft. he plane went missing in march 2014. time for the business news with daniel. >> that's right, brent. i'm sick of saying it, but things are go

reporter: the flight was bound to -- from barcelona when copilot andreas lubitz deliberately crashed the plane after locking the pilot out of the cockpit. lubitz had been urged to check into a psychiatric hospital just weeks before, due to depression. today, this bond is fertilized. this friendship between the families and ourselves. we want to make it last. it is very important for us. the goal we set up for ourselves -- the role we set up for ourselves is to accompany the families every time they come here, accompany them as they mourn. after the ceremony, around 80 people embarked on a pilgrimage toward the crash site at an altitude of 1800 meters. the football world is in mourning today after a dutch football legend died from cancer earlier. he was 68 years old and widely regarded throughout his career as one of the finest in the game. he passed away peacefully at his home with his family around him. clubst on to manage two and he was an international star for the netherlands. we look back on his life and career. reporter: one of the true greats of the game. born in amsterdam in

andreas lubitz the german wings copilot exhibited depression and suicide the thoughts for years.te doctors never informed aviation authorities or the airline of the danger he posed. issuing their final report in to the wider issues. crash on sunday, the french investigation team has urged global changes in regulation. >> translator: we recommend clearer roles that require healthcare providers to inform authorities when a specific patient's health is very lick likely to impact public safety. >> reporter: there are 11 recommendations in total including a call for medical checks to be made every three or six months instead of annually. pilots with depression would not necessarily be barred from flying, but should be more closely regulated and supported. but there is no recommendation to change the security of cockpit doors. victims' relatives want the law changed. >> translator: it wasn't only an accident, it was a collapse where the safety advice did not work. it was proven that the pilot was ill and should never have sat in the cockpit. >> reporter: the families' lawyers remain de

the report says that co-pilot andreas lubitz was using antidepressants when he flew that plane into a mountain in the french alps. all people on board were killed. he failed to disclose his mental health problems from his employers and several doctors issued sick notes, including reports that he be referred for possible psychosis up to a week before that plane crash. york," a great story here. two police officers honored last night at madison square garden for their heroism in the line of duty. >>> speaking of the garden, march madness in full swing last night. seton hall celebrate ing celebrating. john chandler will have the highlights when we come back. >> heading towards 60 or better. a setback to chillier temperatures and wet weather tomorrow. the rest of the seven-day >>> special tribute for a couple of new york's finest at madison square garden. the two walked to the center of the court as thousands of fans cheered for them. the officers were patrolling a housing project when they were shot at point-blank range and then he killed himself. both police officers are continuing to r

. >>> a final report on the 2015 germanwings crash, investigators found co-pilot andreas lubitz was referreda psychiatric hospital two weeks before the crash, but the information was never revealed to his employer. the report recommends requiring doctors to speak out of if a pilot threatens public safety, and more mental health checks for pilots. >>> and pope francis celebrated his third anniversary as pontiff greeting visitors in st. peter's square who were going wild for him. the holy father surprised the crowd by distributing pocket gospels during his weekly prayer. >>> defending champion of alaska's iditarod dog race is moving closer to his fourth title in the nearly 1,000-mile competition, a mere 171 miles from the finish line mid-sunday. meanwhile the 26-year-old man appeared in court on allegations that he intentionally drove a snowmobile into two teams, killing one dog and injuring two others on saturday. >>> well, let's get down to business. >> happy national pie day. not the food but the mathematical constant. and to celebrate pizza hut is rolling out a contest on its blog. >>> on

a new report says a doctor urged andreas lubitz to attend a psychiatric hospital two weeks before a crash. lubitz had been suffering from depression. none of the doctors he consulted alerted his employer. >>> the presidential candidates for both parties are on the campaign trail this weekend as several states prepare to hold primaries on tuesday. florida, ohio, north carolina, illinois and missouri all vote. the primaries in florida and ohio are critical for republicans since both are winner take all. >> that may have triggered a change in the tone at least at the debates. we sat down with willie brown. if we're seeing the same field of candidates as we saw before. his answer -- >> you go back from the first time they started last september on these debates when we were all excited about it it because it was great new theater. then you show up with these four steps and they sounded like stiffs. even trump did himself down in order to be equal to his rivals. >> in what way? >> equal in terms of being boring. to being unexcited. and those guys don't understand that the only way they can cat

investigators say doctors knew german pilot andreas lubitz was struggling with severe mental health problemswhen he barricaded himself in the cockpit and intentionally crashed into the french alps, killing all 150 people on board. under german law, there was no duty to warn authorities, and the french report asks the european commission to draw up guidelines. the united nations-sponsored peace talks about syria are scheduled to resume in geneva tomorrow, the eve of the fifth anniversary of a civil war that has cost more than a quarter- million lives and created a refugee crisis. representatives of syrian president bashar al-assad have agreed to attend, but are rejecting calls by the u.n. for new presidential elections within 18-months. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and france's foreign minister said that position could disrupt the talks and a three-week old cease-fire which has greatly reduced fighting and casualties. there's been another deadly car bombing in turkey's capital, ankara. turkish officials say at least 33 people were killed and more than 75 wounded in an explosion tonight

andreas lubitz flew the plane into the alps. >>> on tuesday voters will cast ballots in 5 states. donald trump is leading in some polls by as much as 23 points. the real estate developer's meteoric rise, caught many by surprise, particularly in the coarse language he used. it often seems like the more controversial trump's opinions are the more his support grows. trump insists he is not racist regardless how his comments are perceived but if he wins voters who harbor racist beliefs, his private views pay not matter. david schuster reports. >> reporter: the anger expressed by donald trump's supporters reached a boiling point this week, a supporter rescued from a north carolina rally got sucker up pub muched. john mcgraw a 78-year-old man was later arrested and unapologetic. >> you deserved it? >> every bit of it. yes he deserved it. the next time we see him we play have to kill him. >> the victim rakeem jones an african american man. it is not first time a trump supporter has been forced out, in las vegas when a black man was removed the shouts included this: (bleep). >> reporter:

some psychiatric treatment has been recommended for andrea lubitz two weeks before the crash. >> we require clear rules for a health care provider to contact authorities when public safety is involved. >> one of the 11 recommendations, a series relate to this issue of confidentiality. it's known that the co pilot that steered that aircraft into the hillside killing 150 onboard had had a long history of mental illness and bouts of depression. he had been researching suicide on the internet. the question mark arises is what responsibility the doctors treating him had to declare not just to the aviation authorities but to the airline the danger that he posed. one of the things that the investigators have found is across the globe, particularly across europe, there is no uniform rule in relation to when confidentiality can be overruled. what they've called for is a new rule, setting out very clearly to doctors when the owners should be upon them to in form authorities of the danger posed by a particular pilot. there's also a very humane aspect to the report in which it says that given the amoun

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pilots following a new report on last year' s deadly german wings plane crash. referred copilot andreas lubitz, weeks earlier and no one said a word to authorities. you might remember, lubitz deliberately crashed the plane into the alps according to , people on board. the gulf coast are on high alert record-breaking rain. the storms have now killed six people and forced thousands more homes were damaged in louisiana 4900 over the weekend and more than 800 were damaged in mississippi. the storms have since cleared out, but the flooding is expected to last for days. jason: you might notice a little wet pavement. these things are moving pretty quickly. jazmin: amy, where are using the rainfall? amy: expect some further morning commute and more for later this afternoon, but going away tomorrow. we will end up with sunshine and much drier air as we head into tuesday. we' re headed into the mid-80' s ocala, 67 palm coast, and 69 in melbourne. you can see the rain is falling very lightly and only in a couple of isolated spots, some in marion county, some along the turnpike, a little bit into orange,

how could it be that when andreas lubitz went to flight school in the united states that he -- at thatok time off for serious depression and was able to come back and complete his flight training. also during his time with lufthanza and germanwings, why did no one notice he had a serious depression, or did they notice and information was not passed on. there are open questions that especially the victims' families want answers. of course, there are also wider implications for the airline industry. >> the victims' families have been waiting almost a year for answers. now we know that lubitz locked the pilot out of the cockpit. what w that in mind, what changes will be made by the french investigators? >> reporter: yeah, it's going to focus on that. it's going to focus on the cockpit itself, entry, access to the cockpit. it's also going to focus as well on the psychologicals and pressure put on pilots, as well. what we're expecting is on the one hand for recommendations to be made about who has access to the cockpit, who should be in the cockpit, and what situation should it be possible

measures to keep pilots from hiding mental health issues unknown to his employer, the co-pilot andreas lubitz was urged to get psychiatric help weeks before he's believed to have deliberately slammed the plane into a mountain in the french alps last year. all 150 people on board were killed. >>> new developments in the battle against zika. a company wants to deploy a genetically modified mosquito toe stop transition. the proposal is meeting with more from eva pilgrim. >> reporter: a potential new weapon in the fight against zika virus. the fda researching a new experiment, using mosquitoes to help stop its spread. scientists releasing genetically modified mosquitoes. carrying a deadly gene that would make their offspring die before they're old enough to bite people. in br zale, hardest hit by zika, scientists are already using these mosquitoes. our dr. richard besser saw them firsthand in february. >> this building produces 2 million male mosquitoes genetically modified every week. >> reporter: this comes as the centers for disease control warns zika could spread in the united states mostly i

pilots , following a new report on last years deadly german wings plane crash. referred co-pilot, andreas lubitz, to a psychiatric clinic just two weeks earlier and no one said a word to authorities. you might remember, lubitz deliberately crashed the plane into the alps, killing all 150 jazmin: if you' re filling up before work, expect to continue paying more for gas. according to aaa, prices in florida rose seven cents on average in just the past week. the average for regular is hovering around one dollar $.91 statewide -- $1.91 statewide in the orlando area, expect to pay around $1.82. analysts say refinery maintenance and rising oil prices are to blame for the spike. this morning, parts of the gulf coast are on high alert for flash floods after record-breaking rain. the storms have now killed six people and forced thousands more from their homes. 4900 homes were damaged in more than 800 were damaged in mississippi. the storms have since cleared out, but the flooding is expected to last for days. amy: we can expect a lot more sunshine, once we get through today. that will mean hotter temperat

steps to prevent another depressed pilot from crashing a plane. 150 people died when co-pilot andreas lubitz drove a plane into the french alps. now they want medical professionals to warn them when they could endanger people. it is not easy to balance patient's rights and safety. he had anti-depressants in his system and consulted several doctors. can expect a recall in the mail. there is a brake problem in the electric leaf vehicles. apparently very cold weather can cause a relay to fail which forces drivers to press harder on the brake to stop the car. about 47,000 nissan leafs are being recalled in the u.s. and canada. so far, no accidents are or injuries have been reported. >>> new research indicates a possible connection between daylight saving time and your risk of suffering a stroke. preliminary results of a study in finland show stroke rates increase 8% in the two days after we spring ahead and the number jumps to 20% to people over 65. the problem stems from the way the disruption ef sleep patterns impact our health. >> a lot of us are yawning. >> questions some people are asking.

two weeks before co-pilot andreas lubitz flew his plane into the french alps, doctors diagnosed him with possible psychosis and referred him to a psychiatric hospital. he hid his condition from germanwings airlines, as did his doctors, citing patient confidentiality. the parent of one passenger who died said the report does nothing to explain how a suicidal pilot was allowed to fly. >> almost everybody completely unsatisfied with the answers that were given. >> french investigators also say on the day of the crash, he was on antidepressants and sleeping pills. their final report requires doctors to speak out when a pilot's mental health threatens public safety. >>> right now it's a money holdup with an app you've probably used. a popular acronym seems to be delaying some financial transactions and it might be because of links to terrorism. it's affecting only venmo. users have found an odd kind of glitch, typing idek as the transaction description puts it on hold until venmo reviews it. it could be considered shorthand for the name of an organization linked to radical islamic terrorists.

investigators believe co-pilot andreas lubitz crashed the flight. >>> when dennis hastert is sentenced next month in his hush money case, an alleged sex abuse victim might take the stand. according to a court transcript, the alleged victim was revealed when prosecutors asked the judge to change hastert's sentencing day. he was indicted on charge that's made illegal bank withdrawals for an unidentified person. sources say the modern was used to hide sexual allegations by hastert. >>> we're working for you to help you figure out the confusing tax rules. one miss that can catch you is if you tifile for an extension, does that also mean an extension to pay? the answer sadly no. an extension to file still means that you have to pay all or at least some of what you owe by the deadline. most parents know they can claim for their children, but did you know that you may also be able to claim your grandparents? >> they can't make over $4,000 not have to live with you and you have to provide over half of their support. >> you get three extra day this is year here in the district because of emanci

. >> we knew 27-year-old co-pilot andreas lubitz was battling depression. a new report by france's bea air accident investigation agency reveals lubitz was on a doctor recommended two weeks before the crash he by checked boo a psychiatric hospital. he consulted dozens of doctors in the weeks before the crash and showed systems of a psychotic depressive episode as early as december of 2014. his doctors did not warn the airlines. investigators urged the world health organization and european commission to draft new rules requiring doctors warn authorities when a pilot's mental health could threaten public safety, even against the patient's consent. >> this is why i think more specific clear regulations are necessary to explain when doctors could be required to break secret medical records to preserve public security. in particular, when pilots or people are carrying passengers. >> also recommends more regular evaluations of pilots with history of mental illness. lubitz hid his worsening depression from his employers. investigators recommend european officials

german wings jet into the french alp, killing everyone on board, french investigators say copilot andreas lubitz was diagnosed with possible psychosis and referred to a psychiatric hospital. on the day of the crash, lubitz was on two antidepressants and sleeping pills, investigators said. his employer was never told. nearly a year after the crash, the final report confirms lubitz purposely brought the plane down. 30 minutes into the flight, captain patrick sondheimer leaves the cockpit to use the bathroom. lubitz locks him out, changing the altitude from 38,000 feet to 100 feet, and increasing the speed. the captain pounds on the door. passengers scream for four minutes. then sounds of five violent blows to the cockpit door. 41 minutes after takeoff, the jet crashes into the side of the mountain at 400 miles an hour. the parents of passenger robert oliver calvo hope this report would explain how a suicidal pilot was allowed to fly. >> almost everybody completely is unsatisfied with the answers that were given. >> reporter: investigators say lubitz hid his condition from his employer, and doctors

. >> reporter: 27-year-old copilot andreas lubitz was likely battling depression when he locked himself9525 and deliberately flew the plane into the french alps killing all 150 on board a year ago. but now a new report by france's air accident investigation agency reveals lubitz was not only on antidepressants but a doctor recommended two weeks before the crash that he be checked into a psychiatric hospital. lubitz consulted dozens of doctors in the weeks before the crash and showed symptoms of psychotic depressive episode as early as december 2014. yet his doctors did not warn germanwings airlines. in today's report investigators urged the world health organization and the european commission to draft new rules requiring that doctors warn authorities when a pilots mental health could threaten public safety. even against the patient's consent. >> translator: this is why i think more specific clear regulations are necessary to explain when doctors could be required to break secret medical records to prove -- preserve public security when pilots or people are carrying passengers. >> repor

a preliminary report last may found the co-pilot andreas lubitz practiced sending the deadly decent hours before the crash deciding his decision was premeditated. he'd been treated for depression. the crash killed all of 150 people onboard. >>> and emily selky and her mother were both killed in that crash. emily graduated from drexel in 2013, and yvonne went to springfield high school in delaware county. >>> the wounded warrior project fired two top officials today. the move came amid news reports accusing the veteran support group of wasteful spending. a network news investigation reported the network spent 40% to 50% of its money on overhead including extravagant parties. last night at the white house canada's new prime minister justin trudeau was honored at the first state dinner for a canadian leader in nearly 20 years. nbc's ron allen takes us through the event. >> reporter: a glamorous evening. the president, the prime minister and their first ladies lighting up the white house. >> to the great alliance between the united states and canada. >> reporter: the royal treatment for a 44-

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officials say that andreas lubitz who had a history of depression, doctors didn't warn they're calling for medical pilots. >>> gas prices are nchg higher, raised 12 cents in the last week. it's the biggest price increase since november. >>> and take a look at this brightening scene at a youth soccer game. when a bull escaped and ran on nearly running down a player, look at that. the boy and everyone else scattered in time before eventually the bull ran into the woods. >> and finally, photo finishes are becoming the norm at nascar races. kevin harvick and carl edwards. battled it out in phoenix. the finish came down to just .01% of a second. coming down to four inches. it's the same margin of victory that determined the daytona 500 when you're good you're good. i mean. >> wow. >>> let's move on to ginger now. powerful storm in the northwest over the weekend. >> yes, this scene all too familiar from san francisco up to seattle. the waves just blowing up and the bridges don: good morning. live look in downtown raleigh dew point 63. 96% humidity. sunrise 7:27. looking live at r.d.u., 65. 8

it comes nearly one year after co-pilot andreas lubitz who is believed to have deliberately crashed a germanwings into a mountain in the french alps, killing all 150 people on board. investigators say he had been urged by a doctor to get psychiatric help but his employer was never informed. >>> federal disaster aid will soon be available to portions of louisiana. thousands of homes in the shreveport area have been flooded and more may be damaged in the next few days as rivers rise. the only thing moving along these streets are boats. abc's phillip mena is there. >> reporter: communities across the south working to hold back those swollen rivers. in this covington, louisiana, neighborhood, families who were rescued by boat this weekend returning home to see the damage. >> it didn't really matter if my house got destroyed as long as my family was safe and sound. >> reporter: their home was spared. but right down the street, this house was one of nearly 5,000 across louisiana damaged by flooding. >> our house was surrounded. by the time we got out, the front and the back met, and we knew

officials say that andreas lubitz who had a history of depression had been referred to a mental healthlinic two weeks earlier but doctors never warned anyone. investigators are now calling for medical privacy laws to be relaxed for pilots. >>> gas prices are inching higher, raised 12 cents in the last week because of rising demand and because refineries are switching to the summer blend. it's the biggest price increase since november. >>> and take a look at this frightening scene at a youth soccer game. when a bull escaped and ran on to the field in australia, nearly running down a player, look at that. the boy and everyone else scattered in time before eventually the bull ran into the woods. >> and finally, photo finishes are becoming the norm at nascar races. kevin harvick and carl edwards. slammed into each other a couple times in phoenix. the finish came down to just .01 of a second. look at that. that's the finish line. the race coming down to four inches. harvick finishing first. it's the same margin of victory that determined the daytona 500 just last month. when you're good you

a french report says doctors urged andreas lubitz to go to a psychiatric hospital two weeks before he crashed the plane killing all the people on board. medical privacy rules are to be relaxed allowing doctors to tell airlines that certain pilots are mentally up fit to fly. >>> a rally shut down a it will take place in queens. councilmember jimmy van bramer -- in astoria. they say it's had a long history of being associated with violent crime. they'll call on the state to revoke the club's liquor license. earlier this month, an unlicensed cab driver was shot in the head outside the club. >>> police in the bronx are looking for a group of men who beat and robbed a bicyclist. we'll show you surveillance video of the attack near east 220th street and bronx park east. this is in williamsbridge. they knocked a 62-year-old victim off his bike and punched and kicked him until he was unconscious. stole his phone and cash before they ran off. it's so shocking to see the videos and the violence of these attacks. >> it is and how brazen they are zooimts it's 5:51. why you may want to be extra ca

in it they say co-pilot andreas lubtiz was using anti-depressants at the time. a doctor had referred lubitz to a psychiatric clinic two weeks before the crash. willl year ago lubitz intentionally crashed the german wawaes plane into the french alps killing all 150 people on board. >>> a man in alaska is facing criminal charges after hitting several dogs and killing one of them that were competing in this year's eye did rod face. assault and criminal mischief for hitting the dogs. he admimied he was returning from a night of heavy drinking when he killed the animals with his snowmobile yesterday morning. >> i turned around because i was concerned and i just had so much adrenaline and it may seem like i was driving erratically but i felt really bad. >> he admitted to policethat he was the driver. once news got around of the sled team's attack in his community. >>>&police are investigating a shooting in california but the victims apparently are not willing to help find the shooter. officials say two gunmen in oakland fired shots into a moving party bus yesterday. four people were hurt during t