and this handoff from athena control to cairo control, would have been very routine, athena control, which is athens area, would tell cairo control to switch over to a different frequency. and this was not the case of miscommunication, or lack of communication between two authorities, which is athena control and cairo. something happened to that aircraft that could not communicate with the next sector, which would have come very closely afterwards and shortly after that, they would have started their descent. >> ross, aimer, mike e. kay, i wish we had more time, but that's going to do it for this hour, and thanks for your time and thanks to you for watching and listening. we're going to continue our coverage on msnbc as we try and find out what happened to egypt air flight 804, it went missing as it was approaching egyptian air space, it was inside egyptian air space, almost 200 miles from egypt. it left from here, charles de gaulle international airport just after 11:00 wednesday night, 66 souls on board, three of them were children. the lion's share were from egypt, 15 from france,

she's accused in the beating death of athena wolf.moore told police her daughter fell down while playing. investigators said athena suffered injuries more in line with a car accident than a slip and fall. another child who was in the house is now in protective custody. >>> today is day two of jury selection in congressman chaka fattah's federal corruption trial. that was congressman fattah yesterday as he entered the courthouse. the congressman is accused of accepting bribes and misusing campaign fndz and federal grants. opening arguments are scheduled to begin on may 16th. >>> when you turn on the faucet do you know what's in your watter? because of the crisis in flint, bhish began, water contamination is an area of concern. matt delucia is live in center city. what can people do if they have questions about their water supply. >> the big question is, what is in our water? it's a question a lot of us might not even think about. it's a question that's come up again and again over time. more importantly now because of what we've been h

kayla moore of mooresville is accused in the beating death of 2-year-old athena wolf.e child died a week ago today. moore told police her daughter fell down while playing. investigators say athena suffered injuries more in line with a car accident than a slip and fall. moore is being held without bail. another child who was in the house is now in protective custody. >>> u.s. and cuban officials are marking another milestone in restoring relations between the two countries. >> for the first time in nearly 40 years, a u.s. cruise ship is docked in havana. the carnival cruise ship with more than 700 people on board arrived in cuba yesterday. in march, carnival got the go-ahead to offer cruises between miami and havana twice a month. not everyone is celebrating the history being made. >>> new jersey state police posted this on twitter, cruise ship of tourists arrives in c a cuba, convicted murderer of new jersey trooper foerster, joanne chesimard roams freely. she was accused of murdering a new jersey state trooper in 1 t1973. she's on the fbi's most wanted terrorist list.

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last year he created a company called up in art fair finance -- athena art finance.ender to owners of high-end art, he did it on the side, brought carlisle in. would not be surprised if he took a larger role there, maybe full-time. he likes to do his own thing. maybe he was not comfortable with the confines of the carlyle group. pretty traditional private equity firm. you work with your team, you do deals for your fund, that sort of thing. david: so how big a deal is this vacancy, for carlyle group to not have him? reporter: carlyle group has had a lot of departures recently. they are not all related, but it is fair to say carlyle needs to think more about its retention of these high-profile dealmakers. mr. patrick, who oversaw the credit and groups, he left. another left earlier this year. hole. leave a whole -- there are issues for the investors. they will be working through some of these issues for the foreseeable future. david: thank you. coming up on "bloomberg markets," a taser u.s. foods. -- taste for u.s. foods. here are the major averages, not a lot of movem

kayla moore is accused in the beating death of 2-year-old athena wolf. the child dies a week ago today. moore told police her daughter fell down while playing, but investigators say the female suffered injuries more in line with a car accident than a slip and fall. moore is being held without bail. another child who was in the house at the time is now in protective custody. >> and philadelphia police call a shooting that left two cousins wounded rather unusual. a 16-year-old boy and a 20-year-old woman were found around 1:00 this morning in north philadelphia. police say the victims lived close to the scene of the shooting, but instead of running home, they were found two blocks away. >>> time to get a check on the roads with traffic reporter jessica boyington who is checking the wet roads. what do you see? >> we are still watching 95 over the delaware state line for this accident. one of the few that's left out there. a lot are clearing up. this is around namen road, headed southbound. this accident scene is still on the right-hand shoulder and all of t

athena jones traveling with him.aders say an exit from the european union would be a risk. a joint communique says economic growth is an urgent priority and the group is committed to free trade. >> been helping to drive this process, specific chi on the eu/japan deal, something worth 89 billion pounds to both sides. i met yesterday with other leaders and the prime minister abe in the margins of the summit where we committed to accelerating negotiations and getting this deal completed. if we were outside the eu, it would be far more difficult to achieve anything like this, anything on this scale. anything as comprehensive. it's yet another example of the way the eu makes us better off. >> the leaders of the worlds' richest economies also pledged to do more to fight terrorism. >>> on a day without a primary, caucus or single vote cast, donald trump has managed to win the republican presidential nomination. he did it, thanks to a group of previously uncommitted delegates who announced thursday they are in his corner. cn

. >> already, athena, thank you so much. >>> i want to go back to the panel now. how they would investigate, if it was a terror attack, who might be responsible, david, this plane also stopped at four other airports before it took off from charles de gaulle airport. it stopped at these four airports in the past 24 hours, in eritrea, cairo, back to paris. how does that complicate things in. >> it complicates it in the security working backwards, if it were a terror attack, which trust me, that's how they are viewing it, and they are taking this very seriously and the time is of the essence. they're investigating all of the airports, and anyone who has touched that aircraft has far as as an employee, gaubaggage hand, whoever touched in the last 24 hours will be looked at. the layover is not just given a preflight by a pilot, it is looked at by specialized personnel and look at every aircraft during the rotation, shift change. at that point, they would have identified things. however, if you recall, not too long ago, sharma el sheikh, a pop can exploded. as good as w

athena jones with more. >> reporter: the white house has been asked if the president will have a photowouldn't be surprised if the president drank some water. we'll have to be watching. he has a jam packed day ahead when he lands a short time from now. he'll meet with federal officials responding to the crisis in flint. he'll hold a round table with families affected by the lead contamination crisis. lead exposure in young children can cause behavioral problems, low iq, and that sort of things. he was invited to visit by a young 8-year-old girl known as little miss flint. she wrote to the president talking about the lead crisis. here she is reading from the letter. >> speak out for us all the kids that live here. i was very excited because i didn't know he was going to write me back. >> she's very excited the president wrote her back. he wanted her to be the first to know he was coming to visit today and later in the day he'll hold a speech at a high school in north flint. a predominantly african-american neighborhood. talking about the importance of infrastructure and public health. >