the french investigative newspaper reports that the national police have questioned the head of the bea, which is the french investigating authority, regarding leaks in the investigation specifically a report in "the new york times" about contents of the cockpit voice recorder and this goes back to a report in "the new york times" on march 25th"the new york times" reported that the pilot was locked out of the cockpit before the crash and the quote that they have was "an investigator said evidence from a cockpit voice recorder indicated one pilot left the cockpit before the plane's descent and unable to get back in. that was the information they had at this time. of course we know that the investigation here has dealt with leaks to the media. you have this one specifically to that new york times report and part of the transcript from the cockpit voice recorder that was leaked and published by the bild newspaper of germany. recently you have the apparent sim card where the video was apparently leaked. the authorities are saying that those reports are untrue. leaks certainly are a big prob

afternoon by a policeman, a woman policeman of germany which was confirmed by the investigators of the beaanks to the ba who gave us a copy of a black box which was recovered from a previous crash that we were able to under go effective research. indeed, this black of the same color -- we've prepared some photographs for you, if you wish. where on the left side of a ravine which had already been examined on several occasions, but it had been completely embedded and it was only by digging that the policeman was able to find it. it is completely blackened so it was burnt. its overall condition would let one home that there is the possibility of further investigations. as you know, this black must include 500 recorded parameters, among them the speed of the plane, the altitude of the pl e plane, the power of the engine, the action of the pilots with regards to their controls, and the different types of piloting of the plane. these elements are absolutely vital in order to ascertain the truth. this black box will be taken to the airport to be forwarded and subjected to the experts of the bea i

we have learned that the french federal police are questioning the head of the bea. the bea leading the investigation in france and the interview surrounds leaks in the investigation, specifically to the "new york times." as we know "new york times" came out first with some details about the cockpit voice recorder and that the captain was locked out of the cockpit, and so now we have learned that this man is being questioned in relation to that to see if there is any violation that the contents of that cockpit voice recorder were leaked to the press before some of the key investigators on this case. meantime here in dusseldorf the criminal investigation into andreas lubitz the co-pilot continues. a source with knowledge of the investigation tells me today that investigators are looking at all of his electronics, everything taken from his home. so far a search of his computers is the only relevant thing really turning up at this point is details about his 2009 depression episode. as we just learned from that bombshell from the airline lufthansa, lubitz actually self-r

experts from the bea.econd point i'd like to make i'd like to inform you all that we have information about the 2,854 fragments that we have analyzed pieces of debris again, 2,285 little pieces of dna and among these 150 dna profiles were isolated. again, 150 dna profiles were isolated. thanks to the ircga lab. this doesn't mean that we have identified the 150 victims, i want to hit home on this point. it means that now we need to compare the dna, the post mortemdmorte mxtm dna to the anti-mortem dna that the families provided us. luckily this work will begin early next week. so as soon as each identification is completed, the families will be immediately informed, no matter their nationality. i promise you that after each identification is completed, each family will be informed immediately. however, the return of bodies can only occur after the identification committee which is overseen by interpol as well as judicial authorities, medical experts, doctors and biologists those who are in charge of investi

and in a statement, the french bea crash investigation office said a first reading of the data shows the cockpit used the automatic pilot to bring the plane down towards an altitude of 30 meters. then several times during the descent, the pilot changed the automatic pilot settings to increase the aircraft speed. and they say this shows that andreas lubitz, who was at the controls, used the plane's automatic pilot system to bring the plane down. >>> one of china's most powerful men has been charged with bribery, abuse of power, and leaking state secrets. zhou yongkang was one of the nine members of the pollitt borough. >> zhaoou yongkang has been under investigation for months, but the formal filings of the indictment against him is an extraordinary moment. it shows the that the communist party is readying itself for its most significant trial, some would say show trial, in decades. the party would almost certainly use mr. zhou to argue that its anti-corruption campaign is both real and working, rooting out wrongdoing wherever it is found. but given that it is no secret of course, tha

. >>> coming up tonight on sports zone, sports radio 94 wip's tony bruno will be joining beas beasleytalk phillies and what's next for the flyers as they search for their new head coach and the makers of the movie sons of ben which is focused on the supporters club that follows the philadelphia union. it premiers in june. we'll be in studio to talk to them about the film. >>> much more comin >> ♪ >> welcome back. preparations are currently under way for country's biggest night and you'll see it all right here on cbs3. >> ♪ >>> miranda lambert one of the many artists rehearsing their performance for the academy of country music awards. she leads the field with eight nominations. some of the stars are already arriving hitting the red carpet in dallas. cohost keith urban expects a great show tonight. >> rowdy texans is going to be the magic part of the show. life is going to be huge. i really do. as soon as i heard we were taking it to dallas i just knew it was going to be a spectacular night. >> again, you can see the acm awards right here on cbs3 tonight at 8 o'clock followed by "eyewi

staff with the investigation agency bea announced their initial findings from the plane's flight data recorder. they believe lubitz set the auto pilot system to descend to an altitude of 30 meters. they say he repeatedly adjusted the syst to accelerate on the way down. germanwings officials said earlier the plane had been cruising at an altitude of 11,500 meters. french prosecutors said it reached a speed of 700 kilometers per hour just before impact. investigators had worked out from the plane's voice recorder that lubitz likely locked the pilot out of the cockpit and deliberately caused the crash. they say the flight data recorder supports that analysis. >>> voters across japan are once again hearing campaign promises. they are weighing up the policies of candidates for seats on local assemblies. the key issue is how to revitalize regional economies. nearly 2,300 seats are up for grabs. on prefectural assemblies. that's 46 fewer than in the previous election. almost 3,300 candates are in the running. that's 184 fewer than last time. the proportion of women is the highest ever at 11.

captain of the boat that went down together with the ship's meat a 25-year-old man, proceedings will bea gains them. they may not have to appear in court on friday. they were mohammed malec, and his shipmate. the evidence comes from the few survivors, what amend to the worst single loss of life in this phenomenon. >> we spoke to a survivors. a 16-year-old somali boy, who spoke animatedly and at times with tears in his eyes about his ordeal to get that far, and how close he made not to making it. >> it looks like a normal youth club with the table ten us and television blaring. the teenagers are a lucky few that have endured the hardship. the latest to arrive are the luckiest of all. to protect the identity, we call him jamal, he is one of 28 survivors from the sinking in the mediterranean. in somalia, they told me there's no happiness, what al jazeera jamal experienced at the hands of libya's people traffickers was worse. >> the problem we face in libya was mainly around the fact that we had money taken and were beaten up badly. some individuals died of starvation. the trafficker didn't

jp morgan chase bea components and so did johnson and johnson and after the bell it was intel's turn. after returning elements in time of 41 cents a share. it was roughly flat with a year ago. investors initially like what they saw sending shares higher after the report. one of the biggest challenges for the intel is the showing demand for personal computers, main stay of the service. the pc service took a hit and the ceo stacy smith said the prediction our prediction for 2015 is th pc marker will be down. and we're planning for it to be more plat than a growth market. >> josh lipton with more on where the market is headed and how it might impact intel. >> the p market is making headlines for all of the wrong reasons. forcing investors to decide whether pc-sent rick companies are still smart places to commit capital. worldwide pc shipments dropped 7% from a year ago to 68 million units during the quarter of 201 to research firm idc. one dig change last -- big change, la ended support for xp forcing companies to upgrade computers. and th wind isn't as big this year. and that is a probl

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. >>> thanks beas. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a very fitting name for a 5k this easter weekendl take you to the rabbit run at the philade >> ♪ >> welcome back. runners at the philadelphia zoo took advantage of a beautiful morning for today's philly rabbit run and so appropriated named on this easter weekend. the 5k run and 1 mile mark commemorates parkinson's awareness month. studies have shown that exercise does improve cognition and motor symptoms in those with and without parkinson's disease. >>> also philadelphia police officers putting down their badges for baseball today. all for a very good cause. the police baseball team hosting its third annual champions baseball clinic in northeast philly. the event helps special needs children participate in baseball related drills and exercises. officers say the goal is to leave each child with the feeling of pride and accomplishment. we'll be right back. >> well, that is "eyewitness news" for now. i'm natasha brown. for beasley, justin, all of us here, thank you for joining us. and we're always on cbsphilly.com. the evening news is

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good stuff beas. we'll >> new night changing of the guard at buckingham palace didn't go exactly as planned. >> fortunately for us tourist was recording with cell phone camera when one of the guards slipped a little bit on manhole cover apparently and went down. his fellow guardsmen continueed on. eventually he made it back to his feet. and looked no worse for the wear wear. >> poor guy. >> we'll always that have that. maybe the queen will see this on >> breaking news we're told police recovered a dark colored suv wanted in deadly hit-and-run in southwest philadelphia. a four-year-old boy was killed when that suv ran over him and kept going. now sources tell us police are working with an attorney for a person of interest. she's expected to turn herself in. we'll have the latest on "eyewitness news" starting at 4:00 their. >> thanks for being with us for "eyewitness news" at 11. for beasley, kathy and all of us here i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. we will see you tomorrow. >> announcer: the followi

. >> fightin' phils go on the road tonight, beas. >> it was good.ole hamels on the mound and he was fantastic. ryan howard went back home. he's from st. louis. norly he lights it up. he did enough. we'll talk ahead in sports. >> how is this road trip going for the phillies? >> they played really good leading up to the road trip. the road trip is off to a smashing start. >> phils and st. louis start a 10 game road trip. cole hamels looking fog his first victory. ryan howard grew up in st. louis louis. always performs great at home. he struck out. he went one for four in the game but it was enough. cole hamels pitched of pitched great. here in the second he struck out mark reynolds. cole went seven innings giving up a run and 9ks. phillies down run in the seventh. two out, two on for ben revere. hits a flare to left and bounces into the stands and a couple of them score. jonathan pal pap pep bon goss hit 111th career safe as a phillie. he's one away from the most tying the most. so that's something to watch. great job bite phillies today. they win fou

beas. >> the big negative has been his throwing motion. he puts his hand on top of the hand and throws it over. accuracy as been a problem. less than 50% complete average. it cries for chip kell toll design a package for his strong points. here he is designing his crack with his fourth team, 6-foot three, 250 an imitate dating runner. he played special teams for the jets. chip has always respected tebow skill set. five quarterback on the roster he's the only one who can actually do what chip kelly wants to do. with his offense. run the read option short to medium passing game. we'll find out how does he. tebow is young guy for the dream of playing pro football so long as his body can hold up. a very famous journey man and to do to do about a guy with a long road to even make this football team. >> you know they won't carry five quarterbacks into the. >> no. they won't carry four quarterback. >> they'll carry three. >> long way to go. >> long way to go. >> a lot to talk about. >> absolutely. >> see you later in sports. nothing says philadel

. >> fightin' phils go on the road tonight, beas. >> it was good.hamels on the mound and he was fantastic. ryan howard went back home. he's from st. louis. norly he lights it up. he did enough. we'll talk ahead in sports. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. >> how is this road trip going for the phillies? >> they played really good leading up to the road trip. the road trip is off to a smashing start. >> phils and st. louis start a 10 game road trip. cole hamels looking fog his first victory. ryan howard grew up in st. louis louis. always performs great at home. he struck out. he went one for four in the game but it was enough. cole hamels pitched of pitched great. here

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i would call my book living it up with "national review" so that no one would confuse it bea serious historical work and add to the title the words a memwar which would allow me to include in it a number of nonmagazine related trips and adventures that had come my way in the six weeks vacation i took every year. some of them such as exploring of ankara walk -- the ruins of an kara -- ruins of angkor wat. flowing down the river, landing this was landed in the middle of saulsbering in a hot air balloon and hunting in mozambique much has been written about bill's sensitivity and diplomacy in managing the brilliant but combustible founding editors of "national review" and of his other pulemical and intellectual skills. but in my opinion his genius as editor has been underrated as a major factor in the success of the enterprise. it was in his role as editor that i worked most closely with him and could evault his -- and could evaluate his effectfness. what was of paramount importance to him in editing "national review" was that the writing be distinguished. it seemed to him more important

so that could bea question of how could the eye witnesses of heard that sound if there was no taser deployed. but he has no explanation of how these injuries could have happened in the back of the van? >> and i'm surprised about the narrative that has been coming forward from the officers and that this just happened in the van when he was there by himself. we all know that doesn't make sense and what i'm dumb founded and rersonanderson is that what i'm seeing is someone with no mobility someone being dragged, is that i'm not seeing it can i not trust my eyes. >> let me play devil's advocate. if you are protesting and you don't -- one of the ways you protest v to not -- to just go limp and have the police drag you -- >> that would make sense to me if he didn't die of severe spinal cord injuries that would make sense to me, but that is not what makes sense. so no one can tell me that my eyes are lying. i'm sure harry will tell me that but they're not. >> let me explain something first. what happens is we see him being dragged and put into the van and then partially standing up. ideaver have to

the full senate could debate as early as today with legislation that would give congress the power to beaclear deal with iran. the foreign relations committee unanimously approved a compromise version of the bill. president obama had promised a veto before that compromise. that compromise gives congress 30 days to look at the agreement. the president now plans to sign the compromise deal if there are no significant changes in either the house or senate. >>> attorney general eric holder has announced that the head of the drug enforcement organization michele leonhart is now retiring. leonhart told congress last week she did not have the authority to fire the agents. the white house declined to defend leonhart who has led the dea since 2007. >>> new details about a huge ice cream recall this morning. let's get the details, alison kosik is here. >> it turns out this may be worse than we thought. blue bell product has been a rel risk for years. it's actually been going on since 2010 that's according to the cdc. the company has been gradually recalling certain items for weeks but this week blu

so close to 80 right here in the south bea.e is the deal. 3-5 degrees warmer for most cities right at your local beaches and where we ended up yesterday. some cities, 5-8 degrees warmer inland. then, by tomorrow, those temperatures will plunge and we're bringing in some shower can activity late monday into tuesday before record heat comes into the picture. we have kind of a roller-coaster ride. ups and downs, big swings in your temperatures. we are going to take you through that forecast. we'll tell you what's happening "today in the bay." if you want to get outdoors with the family. >> a great day to be out there. we just got back from vacation in san diego. you get paid in sunshine. >>> new details. we are learning more about the woman killed by robbers fleeing police on friday night. the armed robbery suspects that let san francisco police on a chase, they are still on the loose. bridgette cleker was a 42-year-old san francisco resident in the crosswalk at california and kearney streets when she was hit and killed by the fle

now we're told that the head -- the head of the bea, the french investigator arm, like the -- like wehey have actually -- police have been questioning the head of the bea because of all of these leaks, which raises the question where is this investigation going? >> that's true wolf. apparently the police investigation of the leaks started the first day when the confirmation was given that the co-pilot flew the plane into the mountain. that was a leak that that had come out from the cockpit voice recorder. the prosecutor in france had to confirm that that part was true. those leaks and that kind of information that early can affect an investigation. it can affect witnesses who will come forward or won't come forward or maybe don't want to be associated with the co-pilot or have their name come up in public. it does affect an investigation. that's one of the reasons why law enforcement is so secretive while the investigation is in progress. >> a good point. miles, as you know the two publications the german and french publication, they say the editors, they have seen video of the final

we are bea to see that now that the sunrise is already happened. 21 miles an hour wind gusts in philadelphia. radar with the rain, not much going on, cape may county weeks saw some light showers in dover and about to get some more rain there but casino of spotty those showers cape may and wildwood. we were getting going with a warming trend. and after today we will see bit of plunge in this graph after 69 degrees yesterday. look at this, 49 today and tomorrow. with the phillies game, probably couple of rain delays here and there, you will need to bundle up. then friday, we got some thunderstorms in the forecast, but at least it is milder. sun comes back, bob kelly do you have wait until saturday for full sunshine. but at least it will be saturday. >> morning everybody 6:46. let the delays begin. leguardia, reported delays of 55 minutes, because of the weather conditions. so, when leguardia has a delay, pretty much the rest of the country starts to see delays. pack your patience, check with the airline headed down toward the airport fire location, here, north philadelphia one street -- 11th s

for the high crime rate and a service in a show against solidarity against xenophobia and called for beasarity and 7 people have been killed in the past week with dozens of shops being looted and torched and charles stratford is live from durban and what do we expect to hear from the zulo king? >> well you can probably hear a bit of applause there, sammy, the king has arrived about half an hour ago now to great applause here. the zulo members of the crowd here welcoming him and enthusiasm behind this stage for them and it's important to note at this stage there really has not been much of an atmosphere and it's pretty obvious that level of support here is still very much for foreign events for majority of the people we have spoken to. interestingly we have dignitaries as well and nigerian ambassador and the zimbabwe ambassador and when they were introduced on stage there were cheers from the crowd and telling them to leave and then calls for calm and respect from the mc on the stage and then prayers were given, multi faith prayers for christian and jewish and arab community and again ther

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i cannot believe that anybody from the bea or anybody else that is associated with the on-scene wreckageetrieval and of course the victim retrieval would put anything in their pocket, take it to the tabloid, unless there was a lot of money involved. if there was then that person or persons needs to go to jail. they've created a lot of devastation, not only with the so-called description, but now they've created, i think, some devastation amongst the families because if these stories are, in fact true which i really have a hard time believing, but if they are, then that's going to be very devastating because that adds to the trauma for the families. >> and bill just final to you, ten seconds, what are you hearing there on the ground about those reports that are now disputed by french authorities that there is cell phone footage? >> well, we spoke to the reporter who saw the video. he sticks by it. the police here last night said it was a fake. the prosecutor says they haven't analyzed any video and have appealed to anyone who has such a video to hand it in. >> all right. bill neely, greg

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appomattox was not an ending, but bea beginning of a long journey and which the best days of the unitedot behind us, but before us. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you dr. ayers. the clock ticks toward 3:00 p.m. as the meeting between lee and grant neared its conclusion, the armies waited under flags of truce sprawled for miles around you. it's likely that after 10:30 that morning not a shot echoed across this landscape. even before official word of the surrender came out confederates realized what the silence portended. they had risked everything in their quest for independence and any chance for recompense beyond pride was gone. a south carolinian wrote, the emotion can only be imagined. i cannot describe it. we looked into each other's faces where blank and fathomless despair was written. neither said one word. our hearts were too full for language. we could only murmur stupidly and meaninglessly the word surrendered and it sounded like damnation. an artilleryman remembered men sobbing like children recovering from convulsions of grief after a severe whipping he said. anot

market balance if the perception is we'll get another 2 to 300,000 barrel a day from iran that will beas. right now opec's strategy is working. they're regaining that market share they lost over 2014 when non-opec suppliers raised their output when surprises were extremely high. >> let's talk about levels here and how you forecast it. i know the estimates are all over the map. at 8% gain last week and the highest level of the year what are the next price targets that you are watching? >> from a technical perspective, we -- we kind of went through the main resistance level over the last week so now many market participants are looking for whatever that next technical targets is. from our perspective the fundamentals do win out, and we see the second quarter as the weakest overall for the market. we'll have to definitely mark to market the recent rally, but it definitely doesn't change our fundamental view that we sue downside risk. >> you're not buying this idea that production has peaked in the u.s. and will decline in the latter half of the year? i know there's not a direct translation

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little bit so we maybe had a little, not just outrageous conduct but even competent conduct out of the bea? >> well, within the current structure there needs to be prompt reporting, prompt investigating, prompted disciplinary action and follow through. that's within the current structure, that can be done. you mentioned the colombian national example. those events that were learned about from the colombian national officers who were corrupt and disclose the information related to the 2001-2004 events, all of the dea officials involved in those events down in columbia said nothing about it. it was learned eight years six seven, eight years later when corrupt colombian national officers disclosed it. that's a problem a serious problem but no one thought that that was reportable to headquarters and that there needed to be follow through. whether it's the current system, frankly, whether it's under an fbi regime. that was the fundamental flaw. no one thought it was important enough or serious enough to grace to headquarters. >> it's good that the colombian people had little higher standards, t

but the bea will always want to know what the airplane did from a system standpoint same way they wantane was maintained how the pilots were trained. these are normal processes and procedures. the flight data recorder will give them the state of the airplane, everything about it whether systems are operating normally, what commands were implemented and when and that will give them a better overall picture when combined with a cockpit voice recorder to understand what actually occurred in total, the full picture as this goes forward. >> john cox, thank you, sir. >> my pleasure. >>> up next, "american sniper" chris kyle's father speaking out the first time since his son's murder. nbc's lester holt will be here to share his exclusive interview. >>> and the incredible story of a man rescued after spending some 66 days stranded at sea. >>> also more on breaking news about hillary clinton's new campaign headquarters in brooklyn. we broke it here at the top of the hour on msnbc. coming up on msnbc. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for

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can't release full data disclosure because it's an investigation that is being run not only through the bea but also as a criminal investigation. so they have their hands tied to some degree about what they can release. essential the in certainly the investigators are going to look at the disclosure made by lufthansa. the individual, the pilot, has an obligation to report this not only to the, to his employer lufthansa in germanwings, but also to the appropriate authorities. the medical people who certify pilots to be able to fly. so all of this is going to be looked at very carefully to make sure that all the proper protocols were followed. >> it's just odd that the information that the pilot or copilot find out about themselves, it's the responsibility its theirs to inform their potential employer when if they shared that potential information with the potential employer they may not get the job. it's odd you put the responsibility on the person affected? >> well that's the way that it has been done for decades and proven to be pretty successful. additionally, remember that pilots work in

you've made a good choice and all of you trying to be a bea con of hope in a situation. >> senator, i'veearned one thing in life. you play the hand you're dealt. you play it to win. >> amen to that. i want to ask other witnesses especially those from the research community. talk to me about early onset a alzheimer's and what research is telling the you. how is it different or not really different just occurs earlier in life? is it the same medical condition as later onset or is it different in significant ways we understand if you could? >> thank you senator cane for that question and comment. early onset disease is divided into various stages and really defined by the age of onset. we've learned in recent years it's probably the same underlying disease process. having said that, a person affected with alzheimer's in his or her 50s versus somebody in their 80s may have different contributions to the clinical picture. they look the same, forgetful, develop problems with thinking and activities of daily living. in the older person, there's the some other pathologies, vascular disease and o

little bit so we maybe had a little, not just outrageous conduct but even competent conduct out of the bea mr. horowitz: well, within the current structure there needs to be prompt reporting, prompt investigating, prompted disciplinary action and follow through. that's within the current structure, that can be done. you mentioned the colombian national example. those events that were learned about from the colombian national officers who were corrupt and disclose the information, related to the 2001-2004 events, all of the dea officials involved in those events down in columbia said nothing about it. it was learned eight years, six, seven, eight years later when corrupt colombian national officers disclosed it. that's a problem, a serious problem, but no one thought that that was reportable to headquarters and that there needed to be follow through. whether it's the current system frankly, whether it's under an fbi regime. that was the fundamental flaw. mr. grothman: it's good that the colombian people had little higher standards, the right speak with these with the corrupt officers. mr. h

host: the bea? guest: yes. they do productions each and every year for taxes and states.nnect the dots there and say it is going to be this much this year and the share of national income will be this much. we are at the mercy of government statistics, but we are typically within one or two days of making these productions. -- projections. we are seeing the amount of tax collections of the congressional budget well. host: you are starting work on 2016. guest: we will start hitting ready to calculate that number. host: with issues like obamacare, that is a little more well-known. with unknown issues about the tax code going into a year, does that affect your ability to report accurately and how much taxes americans are going to pay? guest: that is a very good question. the biggest one we have to deal with is the tax extenders and dealing with 50 temporary tax policies that are not very temporary. they are more or less permanent over the number of years. what do you do with those? right now, they are expired. but it is very likely that the cost is going to extend. when come