said andres lubitz had taken a break in training in 2008. he passed the tests and was fit to fly. >> i want to mention this. after qualifications were checked again. he took up the training. following that he took the tests. he was 100% no nigh without limitations. the local government said andres lubitz passed a security check on january 27th. people who knew him stayed quiet but friendly. >> i cannot imagine that it garnered this attention. it's not fitting in the picture. that i have from him. >> police have been searching the apartment in parents house for clues. it's a way for employees to anonymously report concerns. about his own or colleague's mental health. his relatives begin to comprehend this horror. >> translation: you must consider the parents have to carry on living with the burden. going though something like that his parents and considering his circumstances is a huge blow. >> turning to yemen, where eternal unrest escalated into a conflict. a saudi led subdivision continued an bombardment of houthi yemens. >> reporter: for

andres lubitz, the 28-year-old described by people in this town as a decent young man, a man who liked jogging was into pop music and a member of the local plying club. many express shock and disbelieve that someone considered to be a normal young man could be responsible for that attack. angela merkel spoke of her ties belief that such a thing could happen touching a vain about the way the spent has been perceived that everyone who has seen what happened said to themselves how could such a thing happen and certainly everything in germany is hoping the crash investigators will find out that bit more about what happened, but nothing can change the fact that the man who lived in the house behind me is considered by prosecutors to be responsible for the crashing of the airline >>> still to come on al jazeera. we report from mexico city where hundreds of people held a rally to mark six months since 43 students disappear. >> two soles set to head into space for a year. stay tuned to find out why. >>> welcome back let's look at the top store on al jazeera. -- stories on al jazeera. more bomb

he has been identified as 28-year-old andres lubitz -- andreas lubitz.umi: relatives of the victims of the plane crash have arrived near the site of the disaster. they were taken to the site that is closest to the inaccessible crash site. move concept, the parent company of germanwings -- lufthansa the parent company of germanwings, provided planes and buses. sarah: thanks are tuning in. stay with us. n8 churchill for inspiration. where are the mark docky taking a stand against the crowd. award winning mark docky is next on consuelo mack wealthtrack. >>> new york life along with mainstays family of mutual funds offers investment and retirement solutions. so you can help your clients keep good going.

officials say a cockpit voice recorder shows andre us lubitz locked the pilot off the out cockpit after he went to the rest room. he then sent the plane into a dive into the alps. pounding on the door could be heard as passengers scream. they don't believe it is linked to terrorism or politics. >> we have learned a second american on board that plane has local ties. yvonne selke then known as yvonne carlo, graduated from springfield high school in delaware count any 1975. one of her friends says she's going to miss her at their 40th annual class reunion in october. >> tough getting older but then, with this horrific situation, i mean, i can't even fathom. >> her daughter em lee also died in that crash. she graduated from drexel university in 2013. >>> and stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest on the germanwings crash investigation. we'll have you dates for you on air and on line at cbsphilly.com. nicole? >> erika, a local mother accused of pulling off a cancer con. that's not the only crime. police say she committed. >> reporter: the search is on for a man who may be missing after

german investigators revealed the co-pilot andres lubitz ripped up one note.ment and found a torn medical excuse. they said there was no sign of suicide note or claim of responsibility for the crash. >>> today marked the end of an eight-year legal saga for amanda knox. her murder conviction was overturned by italy's supreme court. in 2007 her roommate was found dead at the home they shared. knox and her former boyfriend were convicted and set free and convicted again in a retrial but today's ruling means the case is closed for good. knox said quote, i'm tremendously relieved and grateful for that decision. >>> the legal dispute dividing the family of williams will go to court on monday. his wife said items were removed from the couple's home. the actor's three children call the claims despicable and untrue. they say it is susan williams deliberately not accessing the inventory and stopped the process of dividing the property. the case will be heard on monday in san francisco's superior court. >>> there is now relief on the way today. governor brown tweeted out

investigators say when the pilot left for a bathroom break the co pilot andre lubitz took control of the jet. he started a manual dissent and the pilot started to income on the door but there was no response from the cockpit and the cockpit recorder did not indicate lubitz was panicked. >> i think the the victim only realized at the last moment. on the recording you only hear screams literally on the last moment good it took about eight minutes before the plane crashed into the side of the hundred tane killing all 150 people on board. three americans were among victims including drexel graduate emily selke. >>> discovery of the deliberate plane crash prompt sod airlines to immediately impose stricter cockpit rules while other airlines are also reviewing procedures. after the 9/11 attacks u.s. procedure change requiring there be two people in the cockpit at all times with the flight attendant taking place of the pilot who perhaps needs a break to walk up and down the aisles or go to the rest room. >>> more than a dozen people were hurt, this was terrible restaurant exploded massive fif

andres lubitz had been treat as a suicide risk at one time.ork continues to recover remains from the crash site in the alps. >>> the body of a missing uc berkeley student has been found. 19-year-old, eloy vasquez in los angeles friday. police believe he was hit by a car on the freeway. he had reportedly called -- he was in trouble after that. he went missing. >> the governor after arizona vetoed legislation. keep the names of officers involved in shootings, secret for two months. legislations respond to the deadly police shooting along with similar incidents around the country. >> from newtown, connecticut, to the nation's capital, 26 cyclists have begun a four-day journey at sandy hook elementary. the trip is meant to honor the 26 children and adult killed in the 2012 massacre. >> meanwhile, parents in montgomery county, these summer break plans may have to wait a day. thanks to all those snow days we've had. the county asked the state to waive three of the 180 instruction days required by law. the state only agreed to waive two of them. so n

german authorities say co-pilot andres andres lubitz was treated for depression and it's clear he was suffering from some mental illness at the time of the crash. this is how the media reported on that news. >> the co-pilot who crashed flight 9525 into the alps killing 149 and himself had a mental illness he apparently hid from his employer. >> it looks, given his background history of depression correct? >> we think. german media reported that. >> there may be that and the stigma does play into it because maybe you would hide it because you don't want to lose your job. >> exactly. >> what we see is a mental issue here and the question going forward is is the screening being done for mental and psychological issues enough? >> a sampling of some of the media coverage and there is more even in the new york times today. does that kind of coverage paint with too broad a brush or stigmatize people with a mental illness. here is dr. gail. >> it's understandable people want to get to the both testimony of what went wrong and correct things that need to be corrected. because we tend to talk a

the chief executive of lufthansa said that andre lubitz began his training in 2008. and he learned to fly in germany and arizona and there was a gap for several months in his training, which is not usual. when the flight took off from barcelona on tuesday, lubitz was 100% fit to fly. he joined germanwings the low cost carrier in 2013, out of flight school, and so far he had been a pilot for 18 months, and people who knew him said that he seemed to like his job. today, they went to his home in northwest frankfort looking for anything that would explain the motive behind the crash. he underwent a regular pilot security check back on january 27th, and nothing unusual there either. the reaction in his hometown is what you would expect, shock and sorrow. >> it is an unusual situation because you just don't expect something like that can happen. especially in your own neighborhood. it is very unusual and you get caught up in it, because it's just sad. whole situation is quite simply sad. >> lubitz wanted to fly since he was a boy. he got his glider pilot license when he wa

. >> woman claiming to be for the err girlfriend of andre us lubitz lubitz say he would do something, and everyone will know my name. >> investigators believe lubitz intentionally crashed flight 9525. >> king himself and all 149 other people on board after locking plane's captain out of the cockpit. german prosecutors say there is evidence he hid a met call treatment condition and treatment, including a doctor's note keeping him from driving the plane the day of the crash. police remain outside lubitz home where residents are trying to make sense of the tragedy. >> this neighbor said he's shock, adding it will take time for people here to process what happened. >> investigators here in germany met with french counterpart saturday to discuss what they had discovered so far including evidence gathered at the family home here about 200 people from the communities nearest the deadly crash in the french alps gathered for emotional mass to honor the victims and show support for their families. >> he said it is terrible, it is horrible for the families, and there are no words i'm broken. chr

. >> investigate verse been searching the apartment where andre as lubitz lived in the city of duesseldorf. also looking through the home of his parent bringing out bags, big box and a computer. prosecutors say the voice recorder reveals that lubitz lost the pilot out of the cockpit and sent the plane into its descent. the airbus a320 with 150 people or board crashed into the french alps tuesday morning, no one survived. two of the victims had local ties. one was yvonne selke then known as yvonne carlo, 1975 graduate of springfield high school. >> she was just always a very student just person. i mean, highly intelligent and very kind to everybody. >> also killed in the crash was her daughter, em lee. she graduated from drexel university in 2013. >> and you can stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up-to-date on the germanwings crash investigation when you're not on television, go on line at cbsphilly.com. >> well the late great hall of fame basketball coach dean smith shares one more lesson with his players. we'll explain. >> also ahead controversial wald coming to septa buses agency cau

brendan: the key is was andr lubitze sick?hey got was an actual physical written evidence that there was some type of psychological illness, but we don't know what it was. tom: the story continues and it no doubt through the weekend on mr. lubitz. let me do a data check on friday. as i've been saying all morning, subtleties to the market. the euro is weaker 110. number of strategists are calling reversal from what we've seen last week. west texas, $50.64 a barrel. yemen having little effect on oil in the last 18 hours. futures churning here this morning. good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene. with me, brendan greeley today. it is not funny, as syria continues a self implosion sunnis battle shia. saudi arabia bahrain uae, and most south of the arabian peninsula. it is enough to be confused and one -- make one you're for the sympathy of peter o'toole and omar sharif dashing off to autobahn long ago and far away. elliott gotkine is reporting from tel aviv. iranian heads must be spinning over the politic

we're teal andre as lubitz had suicidal tendencies, had received psychotherapy before getting his pilots license. lufthansa declined whether it new about his mental health issues, but the company said he passed all required medical tests since his hiring two years ago. >> straight ahead this morning, allegations every inapropriate images shared on line. >> we're following the nude photo scandal at a local high school. stay tuned to hear from the superintendent of that school didistrict in a exclusive interview. that's coming up next. >> we'll be back. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> superintendant of north penn high school speaks exclusively with david spunt. >> reporter: superintendent doctor kurt detrick told the investigation here at north penn high school zoo -- school is still in early stages, and message for all parents concerned about this recent scandal. >> serious matter. we want our parent to talk with their sons and daughters

." ♪ matt: there are plenty of unanswered questions about the mental state of andres lubitz, the copilot the airliner into the french mountain. prosecutors said lubitz was treated for suicidal tendencies years ago. >> we do not have any documentation that says regarding his sight any problems that he might have had or might have assumed to have. there is not any documentation that says this is caused by an organic illness. matt: we are left wondering if better pilot screening needs to be in place? here to help us understand is the chair of the robertson safety institute, she studies pilot psychology and safety. joining us from arizona. what can be done to prevent this kind of tragedy? i am guessing there is not very much. erin: unfortunately the answer is not very much that we can do. these types of events are so rare and practically unprecedented. there's really no way to make the system pull for -- system pull first -- there is really no way to make the system foolproof. carol: how does it compare to sergeant psychology or air traffic control? erin: there are some similarities but pilo

andre yes,sir andreas lubitz's girlfriend is speak out.estigators are focusing on his mental state and medical records after finding torn up sick notes at his department which declared him unfate to work on the day of the crash. lubitz was being treated for vision problems which may have jeopardized his ability to fly. >>> hundreds came out to help the march of dimes tonight. this is the eighth year for the fundraiser. it was the brain child of dave wagman. he lost his child to a birth defect. the event has raised about $80,000 in the years since it started. >>> it was an experience of a lifetime for a south jersey girl. she met president obama this week. this is video from the white house on monday. sparkle is a member of the atlantic city boys and girls club. she was one of this year's six national finalists for youth of the year. >>> sure doesn't feel like the last weekend of march. about to go into april and it's feeling more like january out there. these temperatures are more typical of january. we do have warmer weather coming on mon

. >> two different physicians declared andres lubitz too sick to work.ator, lots of prescription drugs and medicines were found in andres lubitz' apartment that ledtous believe he had serious illnesses. a senior investigator saying they found personal notes in his apartment suggesting he was heavy he depressed. an ex-girlfriend saying if he did crash the plane into the mountain, it was probably because he feared he would lose his dream job of becoming one day a captain and long-haul pilot for luthansa. families continue to mourn their dead with pastors trying to help them navigate the grief compounded by anger that someone deliberately did this to them. locals here treated them as family. they want to come back and visit the site when it's clear. french pilots union filing a a lawsuit over the leaks from that cockpit voice recorder. they say that cockpit is so noisy they don't believe frankly it would have been possible to pick up the sound of lubitz breathing. back to you. >> thanks a lot. amy report tlg and you heard it there and we want to reiterate a

they did not find a suicide no evidence of any political or religious motivations for actions andres lubitz and developed a passion for flying. before he was hired by the german wings the past the psychological test then deemed unfit to fly according to the company he did well. on investigators a lot the captain out of the cop put pet is that the autopilot on an altitude of 100 ft. and crash the airliner into the french alps. >> reporter: he had a mission to go on investigators say a lot control that is inside the cockpit and designed to protect eyelets allow the co-pilot to keep the capt. locked out. the cockpit voice recorder captured the pilot banging on the door try to get inside and passenger screening in the final moments of the flight. hundreds of friends and families of the victims are gathered near the crash site. >> reporter: coming up on kron 4 morning those were tracking the fault take a look at the golden gate bridge is heavy fog coming through the gate. what about breast the rest of the weather coming up in few minutes. check out my breakfast! eggs... sausage... ham... bacon..

let's start with the crash of the germanwings news flight, saying among the things they found in andre as lubitz he is unfit to work, including for the day of the crash. the airline never received such a notice. claudio follows this story for us. what more do we know about his medical condition? >> reporter: well we still don't know the illness mentioned in the sick leave note is, craig. but about six years ago lubitz had to take a six-month break from his training at lufthansa because of a burnt-out syndrome. some kind of depressive state. is that related to the illness that was mentioned on the sick note that should have prevented him from boarding that plane and working for a number of days, including the fatal tuesday when -- when he flew the plane into the mountain. we don't know that. we are waiting for more information. but what we know is that the investigators are excluding any political or religious motive. they haven't found a suicide or claim of note of responsibility in his apartment so this raises more questions than answers. >> claudio laughango for us. thank you. >>> and militant

investigators have evidence that andre a lubitz hid medical problems from his employer. cbs the news reporter chris van cleve has more from the french alps. >> reporter: is there growing evidence that andreas lubitz hid his medically problem. investigators discovered a turn doctor's note excusing him from work the day authorities say, that he intentionally crashed a jet line inner to the french alps. a local hospital, confirms lubitz visited in february and march for a diagnostic investigation. but the the hospital will not say what was wrong. aviation experts say pilots are required to tell their boss fess they are having problems, but if they don't, the the airlines cannot access their medical record. >> the debate of how far can doctors share information with employers, that is something which i think the medical community is really struggling with right now. >> reporter: recovery teams are scouring at debris field 10-acre wide on the rugged mountain side. they are using red flags to mark human remains. father of 13 americans killed is offering condolences to the co p

investigators have searched the home, meanwhile of andre as lubitz, the co-pilot of the plane that crasheddejo ups killing 150 people. he locked the pilot out of the cockpit and intentionally crashed that plane. >> bucks county mother faces several charges this morning after police say she faked having cancer after they began investigating her for child abuse. police say 26 year old ashley went as far as shaving her head to support her cancer claim. >> authorities began investigating her last july after her then 11 month old daughter was taken to chop with broken bones burns and bruises. charged with aggravated assault, child endangerment and other offenses. >> waking to up a loft rain this morning, what are the weather watching snake. >> definitely finding temperatures at least off to little bit of milder start erika. we take you around to couple of locations temperatures generally mid to up 30th's low 40's at this hour. we go on up to the lehigh valley where 37 degrees was meant from julia, in allentown, does have some rain falling right now but sass happy friday that's my girl. tgif guy

police found antidepressants in the home of andre i can't say lubitz. fred is live from germany with the latest and following the story for us. good morning, fred. yesterday, we declared he was unfit for work by doctors. now reports of antidepressants, what do we know? >> reporter: there's a lot of reports coming in, a lot of allegations. we have to sift through what we can say and what is not clear. a big newspaper here in in germ any says when police search a home he lives in there there were a lot of drugs there. he was suffering from burnout syndrome. "the new york times" saying large amounts of antidepressants were found in the apartment he stays in. we know from the public prosecutor, he was deemed unfit to work by a doctor who had been seeing him for a considerable amount of time and also several sick notes were found in one of the places that he lived as well that were torn up in an attempt to hide an illness from his employer. "the new york times" was saying two sources confirmed to them, he was suffering an i illness. we are were not able to v

according to the french prosecutor, we know that that co-pilot, hads name has been released, it is andre us lubitzan national, now, the details are chilling are from the black box recording, with a we're hearing you can hear the passengers screaming, as the plane is going out of control. you can also hear the alarm sounding, as the pilot was banking on the door, hearing this co-pilot voluntarily refused to open that door. yet his breathing was normal, but he said nothing. >> learning that during the actual flight, the pilot and the co-pilot, were talking about the planned landing, and at first, the co-pilot was courteous, then became more kurt as they were discussing plans, as to how best to land this flight. also, hearing, some people who knew the co-pilot, saw him last fall, they said he was happy to be flying with the germanwings, and again, no indication at this point that this was a terrorist attack whatsoever there is co-pilot has no backgrounds in terrorism. >> investigate erring still trying to put the pieces together, they are saying he wanted to take this plane down, mike, alex. >> terri

of investigators are pouring through the evidence they have extracted from the house of andre i can't say lubitz trying to figure out why he did what he did this week. as you noted, there are some discussions about the possibility he might have had vision problems or thought he did and had been treated for that. perhaps that fear is that would prevent him from flying and perhaps fear that drove him to the mass murder. there is some speculation it a recent visit to a hospital had to do with that. we reached out to the hospital. they would not comment one way or another. more reports out today about what is being found in the apartment about five miles from where we stand right here. a lot of medicine being taken out, we are told. he has said have suffered from severe depression, as well as notes to himself. there is some chatter about problems with his girlfriend. certainly that was an issue that people here are looking at. and certainly a lot of people today are looking at an interview in a german newspaper said to be with the girlfriend. she claims that he said he was going to do something that

onboard was a deliberate act and questions are focused on not what happened but why, why did andres a lubitzthe 27-year-old man do what he did? loved ones arrived at the crash site thursday hours after hearing the horrifying news about how the relatives were killed. the search for victims and debris now on fout day looking for jewelry, clothing anything that can help identify people. the information we learned yesterday first on "morning joe" about the plane's final minutes is still inconceivable. the dusseldorf bound plane was cruising at altitude when the pilot can be heard leaving the cockpit. the pilot tries to get back in. first knocking and then banging on the locked door. the co-pilot ignores him. he sets the autopilot to descend to lowest possible setting, 100 feet. for eight minutes he can be heard breathing normally as he silently let's the plane plummet plummet, ignoring alarms and failing to answer desperate calls from controllers, other planes, and from inside the cabin. passengers spent their final minutes alive screaming before the plane smashed into the mountains. nbc's chief

his first name andres loubitz, 28. lubitz sorry if i got it wrong earlier. lubitz. have this information? i don't know. i only got this late last night, and also in the middle of the night. so this i was made gradually aware of this. and it's only this morning i got the last item of information to be specific. so it takes time. so i'm not criticizing anyone. but i regret sincerely and forcefully the fact that i, as head of the investigation didn't get such information in realtime. that's why i said somewhat late i would like to get this in realtime because i want to save time on the investigation. it's just a regret. the rest it doesn't matter, it's your problem more than mine. i haven't personally heard the sound recording. but i have the minutes, minute by minute. it was translated, of course. no. i didn't do this. i'm repeating myself. i've only become aware of this. i understand your impatience. wishing to progress. but i have legal and procedural rules to follow. and at the moment i think that in 48 hours, we've done pretty well. will they be questioned by the