a man name id gene calvo, whose stepson works on this show as a video editor. gene's best hope was out of reach. gene had medical insurance, but while his body battled a life threatening disease, the company seemed to be.more interested in profits than people. mary snow has the story. >> he had that gruff exterior but he was like a teddy bear inside. he was very living. >> both were nearing 50, they wednesday in 2003. >> this was the one i was meant to be with, my best friend. >> but soon after a call came that would change everything. gene's long time friend michael revealed he had been diagnosed with hepatitis c, the cause ever liver cancer. >> we had done a lot of similar things, to our youth, we did experiment with a lot of different drugs and things like that. >> reporter: the two men had shared needles, one of the leading way the infection was spread. he said their experimental drug phase ended in the 1970s when he enlisted in the army and was sent to germany. >> they were young, did drugs, but it wasn't something that they did for 35 years but one of the

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 if a mental health of the pilot threatens public safety and requiring pilots to have more mental health checks. tonight, germanwings parent company lufthansa will support the recommendations and the airline denies wrongdoing. take years. kelly cobiella, london. >>> massive gas leak drove them >>> residents in los angeles were hoping life would get back to normal when they were leak in their neighborhood had been hundreds are reporting new health concerns. >> reporter: melissa seymour says the rashes won't go away. >> horrible red all over, itchy, burning. >> reporter: she said is breaking out all over her body. her mother, jackie, herself experiencing headaches. >> we have gone to the doctors, allergists. everybody ca

henry calvo, holla,@we love him the super man actor enjoying the finer things in life, thanko his super size success. he says the money is fantastic, but he does share the wealth. he spoils his friends and family. henry gets back his superhero tights in "batman versus superman, dawn of justice." >> if you haven't been to this block party, you been to a party all. calle ocho is this weekend. mes to the kitchen, cindy >> in about two hours, sheli, eric, kelly and i will be jumping off a building. not jumping. repelling off. that's in ft. lauderdale. it should be exciting. >> it should be a good cause. it supports gilda's club. >> they will be hosting the same >> if you are interested going (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next psident needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> well, it's no secret that voice coach adam levine wants a big family. 100 kids

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 if a mental health of the pilot threatens public safety and requiring health checks. tonight, germanwings parent company lufthansa will support the recommendations and the a criminal investigation can take years. kelly cobiella, london. >>> massive gas leak drove them from their homes, and (avo) how much protein does your dog food have? 18%? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real turkey and venison has 30% protein. body health with purina one. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize

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. >> reporter: alfredo calvo and alyssa leary are seniors. they are both on the school's >> i think the debates should be a very serious environment, very respectful. >> reporter: that's not to say neither haven't been rattled by an opponent. >> okay. >> reporter: but they say you can't handle that with an insult. >> it definitely diminishes what you're trying to say. then people don't take you seriously. >> reporter: clashing is what debating is all about. just not the kind of clashing we've seen. >> your clash should be arguments that are well developed and thought through. you shouldn't be attacking people. >> reporter: while not every element of high school debate carries over to the big leagues. alfredo still has some advice. >> respect each other out on the stage. if someone may have gotten the best of you on an argument, they got the best of you and you have to move forward. >> reporter: if they don't listen, they better watch out. he's gunning for the same job. >> i want to be the president of the united states some day. civil those d

. >> reporter: alfredo calvo and alyssa leary are seniors. they are both on the school's debate team. >> i think the debates should be a very serious environment, very respectful. >> reporter: that's not to say neither haven't been rattled by an opponent. >> okay. >> reporter: but they say you can't handle that with an insult. >> it definitely diminishes what you're trying to say. then people don't take you seriously. >> reporter: clashing is what debating is all about. just not the kind of clashing we've seen. >> your clash should be arguments that are well developed and thought through. you shouldn't be attacking people. >> reporter: while not every element of high school debate leagues. alfredo still has some advice. >> respect each other out on the stage. if someone may have gotten the best of you on an argument, they got the best of you and you have to move forward. >> reporter: if they don't listen, they better watch out. he's gunning for the same job. >> i want to be the president of the united states some day. >> reporter: just think

eddie calvo we will take you from new york to london and san francisco in the next hour. we are half an hour into the trading session in new york. stocks are lower as you can see at the bottom of these green and investors are keeping a close eye on the sliding price of oil. but a closer eye on janet yellen and clues about the rate hike. then, the justice department is dropping the case against apple, saying it was able to break into an iphone used by a terror suspect without apple's help. but it is not clear how they did it or who helped them. the debate will be far from over. betty: and the incredible story of banker andrew casperson, he appeared to have it all. now he is accused of a $25 million fraud. how his employers and clients missed the warning signs. what a story that is but let's head to the market desk with julie hyman. we will take a look at the latest numbers. julie: consumer confidence for march is rising. this is the confidence number. the 94 which above was the earlier revision. read and it doesn't tend to move the markets march but it adds to the general

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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 didn't reveal it, citing patient confidentiality. the final report recommends changing that by requiring doctors to speak out if a pilot's mental health threatens public safety, and requiring pilots to have more mental health checks. tonight germanwings' parent company lufthansa says it will support the recommendation. the airline denies wrongdoing. a criminal investigation could take years. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> a job controversy is unfolding at south by southwest. ibthaj mohamud says a worker made her remove. he also said it is not their policy to make people remove any religious head covering. by the way, mohamud is expected to be the first female olympian to wear a it during the competition. >>> an app that lets you pay others and receive cash. but users have been finding an odd glitch

eddie calvo we will take you from new york to london and san francisco in the next hour.session in new york. stocks are lower as you can see at the bottom of these green and investors are keeping a close eye on the sliding price of oil. but a closer eye on janet yellen and clues about the rate hike. then, the justice department is dropping the case against apple, saying it was able to break into an iphone used by a terror suspect without apple's help. but it is not clear how they did it or who helped them. the debate will be far from over. betty: