bryan llenas has more. >> reporter: 27-year-old copilot andreas limits was battling depression when he locked himself in the cockpit of germanwings flight 9525 and deliberately flew the plane into the french alps killing all 150 people on board a year ago. but now a new report by france's air accident investigation agency revealed he was not only on antidepressants but a doctor recommended two weeks before the crash that he be checked into a psychiatric hospital. in fact lubitz consulted dozens of doctors in the weeks before the crash and showed symptoms of a psychotic depressive episode as early as december 2014. yet his doctors did not warn germanwings airlines. investigators urge to the world health organization and the european commission to draft new rules requiring that doctors warn authorities when a pilot's mental health could threaten public safety even if -- even against the patient's consent. >> translator: this is why i think more regulations are necessary to explain when doctors could be required to break secret medical records to preserve public security in particular whe

fox's bryan llenas in new york tells us why. >> reporter: as most americans brace themselves for losingf sleep this weekend, some corners of the country are considering bold new moves to he will lip 98 daylight saving time or dsg. all in all 13 states are considering 22 bills or resolutions wanting to change daylight saving time. but there's no consensus as to how. half the bills want to establish permanent standard time. the other half wants to create permanent date live saving time. california has bill that ask voters to abolish the practice of changing clocks twice a year if the bill is passed and approved by the voters the state could join hawaii and most of arizona in choosing not to observe daylight saving. in massachusetts and rhode island they want to go further from the pop pew list eastern time zone and shift to the atlantic time zone. >> atlantic time is that we would stay perpetual state of daylight savings. we would be equal with new york approximately eight months of the year and then four months of the year we would be one hour ahead. >> reporter: daylight saving time beg

"fox news" bryan llenas has more on the story from new york. >> as most americans brace themselves for losing in our sleep this weekend some corners of the country are considering bold new move to eliminate daylight savings time. all in all 13 states are considering resolutions wanting but there's no consensus as to how. the bills this permits standard time the other half wants to create permanent daylight savings time. california's a bill to would ask voters to abolish the practice of changing the clocks twice a year. it was approved by voters as they could join hawaii and most of verizon in choosing not to observe daylight savings time. massachusetts and rhode island they want to go further seceding from a eastern timezone and shift to the timezone. >> april actual state of daylight savings we will be equal with new york and former severe we will be one hour ahead. daylight savings time began in the united states during world war i primarily to conserve energy by reducing the need to use artificial lighting. apartment transportation says it reduces traffic accidents but some experts

"fox news" bryan llenas has more on the story from new york. >> as most americans brace themselves for losing in our sleep this weekend some corners of the country are considering bold new move to eliminate daylight savings time. all in all 13 states are considering resolutions wanting to change daylight savings time but there's no consensus as to how. the bills this permits standard time the other half wants to create permanent daylight savings time. california's a bill to would ask voters to abolish the practice of changing the clocks twice a year. it was approved by voters as they could join hawaii and most of verizon in choosing not to observe daylight savings time. massachusetts and rhode island they want to go further seceding from a eastern timezone and shift to the timezone. >> april actual state of daylight savings we will be equal with new york and former severe we will be one hour ahead. daylight savings time began in the united states during world war i primarily to conserve energy by reducing the need to use artificial lighting. apartment transportation says it reduces tra

let's get the latest now from fox's bryan llenas. >> reporter: as most americans brace themselves for losing an hour of sleep, some corners of the country are considering eliminating daylight saving time. all in all 13 states are considering bills or resolutions wanting to change daylight saving time. there's no consensus as to how. california has a bill that would ask voters to abolish the practice of changing clocks twice a year. if the bill is passed and apriifd by the voters, the sulfate could join hawaii and most of arizona in choosing not to observe. in massachusetts and rhode island, they want to go further and shift to the atlantic time zone. >> atlantic time is we would stay in a perpetual state of daylight savings. we would be equal with approximately eight months of the year and four months of the year we would be one hour ahead. >> daylight saving time began in the united states during world war i primarily to conserve energy by reducing the need to use artificial lighting. the department of transportation says it also reduces traffic accidents but studies say contrary to

in new york, bryan llenas fox news. >> the philadelphia flower show gets under way for another year.y getting underway today at the pennsylvania convention center. this year's theme, honoring the park service which inspired exhibits over the nation's monuments and other historic sites. beautiful out there. the park service is celebrating its 100th year. the flower show ends on marc march 13th. it's still kind of chilly out there for your weather authori authority. but if you go inside look at those flowers, dave warren, makes you feel better. >> get inspire. >> you going? >> i might bring the kid. they're going through a butterfly stage right now. there's a butterfly petting soon there. >> i go every year. >> as long as they're out of the spider stage, i'm tired of hearing inn see wincey spider. >> i like butterflies. >> butterflys and warmer weather that's what we'll talk about. you'll get inspired. you'll have to wait for to us see a little more snow. few showers in west virginia. this is all pushing east but really falling apart as it moves a little farther east. and that will be

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >> after the break, what's in the movies this weekend. kevin mccarthy with a presue of two films. >> this week on fox news sunday with donald trump headed towards the nomination, is the republican party in danger of tearing itself apart? we'll talk with conservative radio talk show house rush limbaugh. then, mitt romney joins the never trump movement and donald trump fires back. we'll ask the last republican presidential nominee about his unprecedented attack on this year's front runner. rush limbaugh and mitt romney, only on fox news sunday. >> disney takes us to zootopia. plus tina fey on the front lines. here's kevin mccarthy with his reviews. >> hey, everybody. it's kevin mccarthy i'm here with your movie reviews. including zootopia. byron howard directed tangled. two major karktors judy hop and nick wild. judy hop is voized by jennifer good win. th their came industry is fantastic. it reminded me of the pixar formula you have elements that are great for kids and also jokes that are great for adults. the scene you're seeing right now

bryan llenas has the story. would like to protest daylight savings time when it comes to losing an hour. what are some of the states proposing as an alternative to daylight savings time? >> reporter: getting rid of it really. but actually on sunday the clocks will move forward and you will lose an hour of sleep even though you'll get an hour of daylight of the while 13 states are considering some 22 bills or resolutions to stop the practice of daylight savings time. they want to stop changing our clocks two times a year forward, one hour in the spring and back one hour in the winter. the new bills call for one time year round. makes sense, right? half the bills want to establish clocks to be set to permanent standard time, that's wintertime. the other half of the states want to create permanent daylight savings time. california has a bill to ask voters to abolish the practice of changing clocks twice a year. if the bill is passed and approved by voters, the state could join hawaii and most of arizona in choosing

in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> a website ranked the smartest cities in california.e top five. the website road snacks right the cities based on high school graduation rates and educational opportunities. as you can see moraga, sausalito and atherton made it into the top five. >> all right. so from smart towns to a pretty smart robot, one with some amount of emotional intelligence. now becoming a more common sight in japan. we want you to meet pepper, a human-like robot with an emotional engine. and a cloud-based artificial intelligence system made by softbank, the designers say it can recognize 30 different emotions by analyzing gestures, expressions and voice tone. pepper can also perform various tasks and more than 500 companies have reportedly begun using it. kind of creepy. the robot costs 1500 -- $1600 plus there is a $200 monthly fee for data and insurance. i don't know. >> there you go. we're all going to be out of a job soon. thank you for making ktvu your source for news. "sports wrap" coming up next. in the battle of burgers... ...jack made a declaration o

bryan llenas was out earlier.la, is this good for the republicans to have the front-runner, surrounded by so much controversy as we watch jan brewer there head to the stage? >> it might not be good for the republicans, leland, but it's good for the country. i'm glad that trump is running, because we have more people participating in the process. now, look, every american has a god-given right to state their grievances or protests. but i agree with mark. don't trample on donald trump's first amendment rights. so is it good for the party that we have such a controversial front runner? maybe not. but i believe it's good for america. >> and angela, i want you to elaborate a little bit, because, like you said, he is leading in the polls, the front-runner. 58 delegates at stake, winner take all for arizona. what are the political repercussions of all of the events we are seeing today ahead of tuesday? >> i think this only helps trump. i mean, a lot of folks are out there. they're trying to determine -- there is so much

bryan llenas news many news. >> they gathered to celebrate jesus's res racial. local christians were joined by pill grams from all over the world. they gathered in prayer at the site. not as many have flocked in the past over fears of terrorism. >> queer going to talk about something that has nothing do with what you saw in the middle eastment we're auking about marshmallw peeps. donald trump and ted cruz made their debut as did the >> we have everything from poe fetion dwral artists to kids and grandkids. we et pop culture, and political references. >> you can sigh it draws a crowd. the annual event attracts thousands. >> and in florida an amazing event was held for a great cause and easter egg hunt designed specifically for visually impaired children. the battery filled beeping eggs were put together by the atf bomb squad. >> the beeping noise from the egg directs them to the where the pile of other eggs are a that's the simple concept, but it requires the soldering to put them together and test them. >> a bomb squad member came up with the idea because he wan

will cooperate with authorities and support, quote, possible implementation ofon in new york, bryan llenasox news. > now to the latest on that deadly tug boat crash that happened saturday morning on thn hudson river. officials say one person is dead and two other crew members are missing and presumed dead. a 90-foot tug boat named specialist hit a barge spilling about 5,000-gallons of full int the hudson river. investigators are still tryingor to figure out ths e cause of tht crash. > that's a lot of full to be spilled for sure. > still ahead tonight at 10, flood waters overwhelming partse of the south.out the latest on the damaging floods that are keeping rescue crews working over time this weekend. a simpler way to sell your home. a new app plans to make it all easier. how much of the profit are they pocketing. back in a moment. this is fox5 local news at 10. welcome back, everyone. we want to return now to the th breaking news we've been w following all night. a prince george's county police officer has been shot and killed. officer jacai colson's life was cut short just days before his

in new york bryan llenas "fox news." bill: the greatest were for rank college sports takes center durham. >> duke is going to win the game. >> just two and a half weeks ago duke backing off bigger rival north carolina at chapel hill and again the tar heels should have one but even with the end. a chance at redemption tonight with the heels traveling to durham for the rematch. unc hasn't won at cameron indoor since 2011. bryce johnson had a big game. the last time these two met they had another big game tonight. catching the alley-oop, 18 points and how about this 21 at the break just under 13 to play. duke down ranted and grum comes alive in the second half. he knocks it down due down by qaeda but 49 but carolina's postgame throwdown in california california -- carolina gets their revenge. >> the cat caeser the pit 53. >> barber keeping in a game against notre dame. he had a game-high 29 points but the irish too much in the end. they failed alley-oop attempt for the wolfpack. the ball goes the other way and that's the ma

and bryan llenas with those details. >> hope, renewed faith, bunnies, colorful eggs. even peeps bring easter sunday to life. first and foremost, today christians commemorate the day followers believe jesus was resurrected. today from the balcony of the vatican, as you just saw, overlooking tens of thousands in st. peter's square, the pope sending a hopeful message during his traditional easter speech at noon, calling on the world not to forget its migrants and refugees, particularly from syria, while denouncing the recent terrorist attacks in turkey and in belgium. >> may he draw us closer on this easter feast to the victims of terrorism that blind and brutal form of violence which continues to shed blood in different parts of the world. >> back in the states, the first family celebrated at a historic baptist church in virginia, while u.s. and nato troops serving in afghanistan away from their families attended gospel and group prayer services in kabul. >> for a lot of people, their spirituality is a foundation of who they are. and it gives them hope, it gives them jo

in new york bryan llenas "fox news." bill: the greatest were for rank college sports takes center stage. duke and north carolina thank in steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that's amazing! that's amazing! (shrieks) woman: ok, nice job. mark, way better than yesterday. maria, that delivery felt a little forced. and steve, steve: yeah? woman: i am still missing that raw emotion. woman: pretty awesome for a tuesday, but tomorrow is hump day, so let's really bring it! lucky for life. win a thousand dollars a day, >> duke is going to win the game. >> just two and a half weeks ago duke backing off bigger rival north carolina at chapel hill and again the tar heels should have one but even with the end. a chance at redemption tonight with the heels traveling to durham for the rematch. unc hasn't won at cameron indoor since 2011. bryce johnson had a big game. the last time these two met they had another big game tonight. catching the alley-oop, 18

our own bryan llenas right now is walking with some of those protesters.rian, you told me you're heading east on 59th with the protesters. can you describe the scene for us? >> reporter: sure, elizabeth. this rally, trump rally, began at noon at columbus circle. right now we are marching from from trump international hotel in midtown new york city and headed toward trump tower on 57th. we should be there in probably five to ten minutes. we're talking about 2,000 -- 1,500, 2,000 protesters, easily, marching. we've got a group here, it was started on a facebook group that started this. cosmopolit cosmopolitan, anti fascists and the black lives matter movement, all here with their signs. it was peaceful for about an hour, and then they started to march from columbus circle to trump tower. and that's when it got a little testy. mace was sprayed on to protesters, as mace was being sprayed on the protesters as they tried to get in on to fifth avenue. and the police just were not having it. this rally does not have a permit. we know that. and they are now marchin

bryan llenas says what they're saying.t's first start with the republican side. >> reporter: yeah. the attacks on tuesday has effectively pivoted donald trump versus senator ted cruz on who can portray themselves as toughest on isis and terrorism. for cruz he called for, quote, patrolling and securing muslim neighborhoods in the united states. he says he would revive a new york city controversial counterterrorism surveillance program that targets muslims and apply that same program nationwide. the program was ended by mayor de blasio who slammed cruz for the idea this week which he called, quote, represencible and a fox news sunday interview that will air tomorrow, cruz defended his plan to work cooperatively with muslims to target radicals. >> now, unfortunately, liberal democratic mayor bill de blasio when he got elected, one of the first things he did in a nod to political correctness is he did disband that unit. that doesn't make any sense. we need to be going after where the threat comes from and the threat comes from

bryan llenas has the details on this from our new york city news room. as most americans brace for losing an hour of sleep this weekend, some corners of the country with considering new moves to eliminate daylight savings time. they're considering bills or resolutions wants to go change daylight savings time. but there is no consensus to how. half want to issue permanent standard times. the other half wants to create permanent standard times. california asks to abolish changing clocks twice the year. it approved, the state could join hawaii and most of arizona in choosing not to observe daylight savings time. in massachusetts and rhode island, they want to go even further, is ceceding from the eastern time zone. >> we would stay in a perpetual state of daylight savings. welt be equal with new york, approximately eight months of the year and four months of the year we would be one hour ahead. >> reporter: daylight savings time began during world war one, primarily to conserve energy by reducing the need to use artificial lighting in buildings. it also red