so you have families grieving on both sides. you have the entire community grieving on both sides. of life, but the loss of potential and the loss of their future. >> solomon said "community" several dempt times. and when you hear something like this happens, there's anger, there's emotion, there's passion. but what's the community's role and response to make sure this type of thing doesn't happen again and we heal? >> solomon is absolutely right. one of the things before we can answer that question, we have to back up and really articulate that grieving is part of a natural occurrence. it's deeply rooted, it's very significant to recognize that all individuals grieve. as significant as this particular killing was, the grief becomes really intense. i think what's in the community perspective, there's a lot of strength in community. so community is also traumatized and community is grieving as well. simply because people from various communities have police officers, friends, family members who are colleagues. i think one of the things we have to do is allow the grieving process to

i'm still grieving. >> you're still grieving you said? >> yes. >> i understand you are grieving. >> and my emotions just got over me. but i do apologize. >> and ms. lott, ms. danielle lott? >> yes, ma'am. i'm so sorry for doing that in the courtroom. my emotions took over. and i should have never disrespected you. you are the judge. i should have respected you. this overnight stay has literally -- i work. we was in the jail. i'm so sorry that -- i'm so, so sorry. >> what is it about this experience overnight in jail that has caused you to calm down today? >> i never. there was a lot of drug addicts and a lot of different type of things around me. and i just -- that is not the life i want to live and i should have respected what you said. i have five children. i have no respect like this at all. >> i appreciate that. so at this time i'm accepting your apologies. i think in the future if you are ever in a courtroom you will be respectful. i'm going to give you credit for the one day served and i'm letting you go right now. >> thank you. >>

i'm still grieving. >> you're still grieving you said?tand you are grieving. >> and my emotions just got over me. but i do apologize. >> and ms. lott, ms. daniele lott? >> yes, ma'am. i'm so sorry for doing that in the courtroom. my emotions took over. and i should have never disrespected you. you are the judge. i should have respected you. this overnight stay has literally -- i work. we was in the jail. i'm so sorry that -- i'm so, so sorry. >> what is it about this experience overnight in jail that has caused you to calm down today? >> i never. there was a lot of drug addicts and a lot of different type of things around me. and i just -- that is not the life i want to live and i should have respected what you said. i have five children. i have no respect like this at all. >> i appreciate that. so at this time i'm accepting your apologies. i think in the future if you are ever in a courtroom you will be respectful. i'm going to give you credit for the one day served and i'm letting you go right now. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank y

and for them this grieving process, it's really just beginning. i want to talk about it now with clinical psychologist ruth witterscreen. she has also served in the united states air force. and we're learning now, this was something that struck me by what we heard from the sister of one of the victims, she said to now know that there were eight minutes basically of terror. because we have the cockpit voice recorder transcripts that have come out. i think the hope of so many people was that these passengers didn't know what was going on until the last minute. we now learn that wasn't true. for family members who are coping whether it's in the short term or the long term is it better for them to -- is it worse for them to know that there were these several minutes of terror, or is it better to know what really happened? >> of course it's horrific to imagine what your loved one was going through. my experience is that often the unknown is worse than the known. that what we imagine we can fill in with our worst nightmares. this is the worst nightmare.

. >> officers are grieving, they will do so for quite some time. as will many of us in the department. you know our hearts, our prayers go out with the family of michael, our brother. >> reporter: early this morning police cars lined up in' procession to lead his body away from the crime scene. this man saw the police presence last night. he heard there was a shooting and was worried about his longtime friend who he first met when johnson was a teenager. >> i texted him. you okay? and i never got a response. >> reporter: they trained together in martial arts. he described him as a great friend who worked hard and loved serving his community. >> outside of the schools, outside of his uniform he's a normal guy. biggest heart that you can imagine. >> reporter: today agencies all over the bay area wear a black band over their badges condolences are pouring in. johnson's own police department tweeted a solemn good-bye. it says, rest in peace fallen brother michael johnson number 3718. this is the first san jose police officer to be killed in the line of

and at first, you know it's a new thing and you grieve very deeply, and you recognize the risk of what you're doing. but after a while even though the scar of the grieving doesn't go away at least you find a way internally to deal with it. and you need to have already internalized all of that i think, the day that they call you from the space agency and say "would you like to be an stroarnt astronaut?" it is not a game. are you ready to put a significant part of your i life the next decade into something that could risk your life. that's what they're asking you when they call. >> how do you deal with fear versus danger? >> thomas if they grabbed you right now and stuck you inside a rocket ship and said in 45 minutes we're launching, if you touch the wrong switch you dies. if you don't touch the right switch, you die. you ready? so we'd never put anybody in the cockpit without enough preparation that they start to separate the danger from the fear. because if, without preparation, everything, you know if you don't know what to be alarmed about, everything is alarming. but if you spend e

officers were actually crying, grieving. they will do so for quite some time, as will many of us in the department. our hearts, our prayers go out with the family of michael, our brother. and again, we just hope that you guys keep them in your prayers along with his family. again, this is a very, very difficult time right now. i'll answer some questions. but again, there's a lot of specifics that obviously we can't share. there's a lot of investigation that still has to be conducted. there's some witness statements that still have to be gone through. obviously evidence that has to be collected at the scene. family members that need to be talked to as well. we'll provide you guys with information as that becomes available soon. i know some of you have asked for a picture of officer johnson. sometime today, we can hopefully get that to you. in hopes of allowing people to start the grieving process and remember him with the smile that he had on his face, and with his bright eyes and someone full of life who cared a lot about th

our guys are grieving pretty hard right now. we have to keep supporting them. >> tiffany wilson is covering the story and tweets he was fatally struck by a car in l.a. his body identified this afternoon. tiffany will have a live report coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> a little known plant is producing tab water for 340,000 bay area customers. abc 7 news reporter will show us how it's helping to stretch the water supply also as well coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> the top law enforcement official launches an investigation into the troubling charges of wrong doing at the sheriff and police departments. the latest accusations have been leveled at the police crime lab. live at the hall of justice with the latest. >> well, the district attorney was police chief 5 years ago during the first scandal at the police crime lab. his administration was responsible for bringing drug testing at the lab back into compliance and now he is investigating the lab again plus other troubling issues . >> in my entire 30 years of law enforcement

today her boss at sport clips in pleasant hill closed up shop telling us people need a die grieve. >> huge following, lots of regular clients that came in just for lindsey. great person to have around. >> reporter: exactly what happened yesterday afternoon is

this is -- this is family members who are trying to grieve and you're stopping us!eople died on this plane and you're telling me they can't come here to commemorate? [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: i want to know why the police are twereating u like this. we didn't do anything unusual. we are just looking for our families. why are they doing this? my husband was on mh-370 last year and was supposed to land at this time and he never came. i'm just looking for my husband. they want to commemorate one year after the plane has van issued and they are intimidating the families and many of the families say they have been detained several times by the chinese authorities and it's pretty tragic a year on. it might seem extraordinarily they are doing this, but in a way, the family has become a liability to the communist party. they don't want to cause a fuss or talk to the international media. all this time, though, they don't know what has happened many of them, in fact, most of them tell me they still have some hope that their loved ones might be alive but

>> san jose police grieve one of their own. hear hue intense the situation got for officers. >>> a woman reportedly abducted from a home in vallejo found safe. what police are saying about that investigation. >> and mark zuckerberg takes the stage in san francisco and new features he's showing off. >> we're taking a look at the scene in san jose. police honoring a fallen officer, dozens saluted as family members escorted the body of the officer from the medical examiner's office into the back of a hearse. the body is being moved to a funeral home. >> here is a live look at the police pro session headed from san jose to los gatos. officer michael johnson was a 14-year veteran of the force. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. police cars lined up to lead officer johnson's body away from the crime scene. people have been leaving flowers and pictures outside. >> officer johnson was the first to lose his life in the line of duty for the department since 2001. and we're learning about the man who shot office the officer h

the comfort they bring to relatives here is limited but with no bodies to grieve over and few answers as to why this happened it's all the families have. and pressure is growing for answers. translator: one black box has already been found. it's being analyzed but this is not easy. we need to be patient. we're still looking for the second one. we found the casing but not the box itself. people are out there now searching and searching again. reporter: another day is ending here with questions and grief over the precious lives these mountains claimed and the answers it slowly, painstakingly has given back. >> and a brief time ago i spoke with lucy near the crash scene. lucy, what's been happening there this evening? >> well, we're just getting the first reports now that the bodies may be being transported from the site. the first bodies lifted out by helicopter. of course, investigators had wanted to keep them there in order to photograph everything to really get the best possible chance of finding out what had happened. but that's just the last piece of information that's come in, in

>> you know, he never acted like a grieving husband. if he had, i wouldn't have had these thoughts. >> so your thoughts actually increased over the course of the tomb that you were with him? >> yes. >> but you know what they say about assumptions. it wasn't scott. >> me and my brothers took them down. at first, i was okay with it. but once they put the posters up and everywhere i went i saw my mother's face, it just drove me crazy. it broke my heart seeing her face splattered all over these pictures. >> and so expectations faded again. couple more months went by, and then, a girl who knew kelsey heard a strange little story. overheard it, actually. a guy saying he saw someone with a gun on a dirt road, around the time teresa was killed. did she associate it with this crime? >> well, she knew that ms. teresa was killed down that way, so she just reported it. >> was this the break they were looking for? well, we can tell you this. the tip led to real flesh and blood. in fact, to a quite literal snake in the grass. >>> coming up, a curious

, 300 people, members of the family, i saw their faces, visibly in pain, starting the collective grieving process. nothing has been left to chance to try and make this grieving process as peaceful and dignified as possible. before the press conference, the prosecutor briefed the families and said the copilot of the plane had voluntarily downed the plane, all that to make sure the families would not learn that through the media or internet. there was heavy security here, impressive security operation over the entire area. there were psychologists members of the french military police. between the cameras and the ceremony, they were trucks to screen the ceremony from us. families, members of the families laid flowers. there is a stone in memory of the victims. most of the families have left. some might still be in the area. not all of them use the official convoy. anchor: as the family members do leave, investigators and recovery teams are still combing the area. any more information you can give us? reporter: the search has resumed early this morning. helicopters are hovering above the are

roz: his neighbors are also grieving. >> it breaks my heart. he was a good father. i'm sorry about their loss. i pray for the family. roz: investigators are hoping to get more answers once they get hold of the video inside the cruiser. a wanted a factor or black ice. live in lanham, roz plater, abc 7 news. kelly: turning now to the first look at the forecast, the thaw is on, as we say goodbye to the frigid temperatures, getting ready for to feel more like spring. eileen whelan is in the weather center with rest of -- with what the rest of the week and will look like. eileen: it will look even better. today, 49 degrees at reagan national, tomorrow we will be in the 50's. right now, not bad. 42 at reagan national and dulles and bwi, 47 quantico and fredericksburg. look how much milder it is than just 24 hours ago. yes, these numbers are correct 32 degrees higher, the temperature is, at dulles than before hours ago. it will be nowhere near as cold as last night. last night we had record breaking lows, but not the case tonight, staying in the 30's. 7:00 a.m., partly clo

. >> officers were obviously crying, grieving. they will do so quite some time. >> reporter: a san jose councilman visited the crime scene today. grateful for johnson's service to the city. >> most of all appreciate the men and women in uniform who put their lives at risk and who sacrifice for our own safety and welfare. >> reporter: residents counting their blessings. >> all in all, i'm here the neighbors are here, everyone is safe except the officer and the gunman. >> reporter: chris ngyuen abc 7 news. >> flags were lowered to half staff to honor officer johnson, including those at city hall and police headquarters. governor jerry brown said the flags at the state capitol would also be lowered. >> officer johnsones family issued a statement saying quote, we love you mike. our husband son brother, uncle and hero. >> a memorial to officer johnson is growing outside san jose police headquarters. >>> now a long-time friend is talking to abc 7 news about his effort to contact johnson last night when he first learned about the shootin

who are grieving the loss of the popular young man. >> charles :eloy vasquez was seen leaving the tau kappa epsilon fraternity house on the u-s-c campus around 130 saturday morning. the california highway patrol now says that about an hour later, for unknown reasons vasquez attempted to run across the eastbound lanes of the 10 freeway... a mile away from the campus. he was apparently struck by a car traveling about 60 miles per hour and pronounced dead on the scene. the 45-five year old was reporting missing because had not contacted his family >> he was well liked we were together grieving for an hour and hour-and-a-half just holding on to each other. >>:sometimes he was soft-spoken but he always had a way, excuse me he always had a way to make you laugh. it was brought into the room --brought energy to the room >> pam :new at eleven: we now know the roads. that will be affected on thursday as family, friends, colleagues and complete strangers. head to the s-a-p center. to remember officer michael johnson. kron-4's alecia reid is live in alecia? >> alecia :pam anyone in that area on

everybody grieves differently.people actually because of the phenomena of facebook, can keep somebody in their heart, in their life longer. and no disrespect to somebody who wants to do that. it's everybody's individual choice how they grieve. and facebook is now making it possible to proactively make a choice before you're not here anymore. >> and google has a free service called inactive account manager. it's nicknamed google death. >> that's right. for me, when i'm dead. you can shut down my stuff. if there's a box i can check, shut it down because i'm gone. i'm cool with that. >> other people want something different. if there's money going out a paypal account then you want to have a mechanism to stop it. they demand a copy of the death certificate. a copy of the will. photo id of the executor. >> that's right. but all that is is the digital world catching up to the brick-and-mortar world. which is not, you know of no consequence. you know if you've ever been through the process that death certificate, unfortu

our guys are grieving pretty hard right now. >> always had a way, excuse me. to make you laugh third and brought energy to the room every time. {crying} >> reporter: was an excellent player and had a lot of skill and spent extra time working out. he thought that he would one day play major-league soccer. charles clifford kron 4 news. >> maybe thousands of cases affected by this. >> pam: a bombshell today about law enfocement in the city of san francisco. the district attorney is now launching his own three - prong inquiry. after a rash of misconduct allegations >> pam: it's our top story tonight. good evening i'm pam moore. >> pam: the san francisco police department and the sheriff's department are both under the microscope. allegations include sending racist text messages and forcing inmates at the jail to fight. and now there is word of improper d.n.a. testing the d.a. says , he will get the bottom of these issues. >> pam: kron 4's dan kerman is live at the hall of justice. with reaction from the police chief and public defender.dan? >> top official elected

. >> and janice told investigators she was going to her cousin's home in east texas to grieve. but investigators discovered she was doing no such thing. >> we did a financial investigation on her, and we found that several times janice dodson's atm card was used in lake charles, louisiana at a casino players club. so we're thinking, how could she be in east texas grieving and her atm card is being used in louisiana at a gambling casino? >> and even more bizarre, not long after bruce was killed, janice married husband number three, bart hall. >> bart hall, nice guy. he said, i felt so strong for janice and for her welfare that after we got married, i took out a $100,000 life insurance policy on myself just to make sure if something happened to me, she was well taken care of. with that, dave says, you don't hunt, do you? hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just harness the confidence it took you to win me and call td ameritrade's rollover consultants. they'll

officers were obviously crying, grieving. they will do so for quite some time. as will many of us in the department. our hearts, our prayers go out with the family of michael, our brother. and again we just hope that you keep them in their prayers along with this family. again this is very, very difficult time right now. i'll answer some questions, but again, there is a lot of specifics that obviously we can't share. there is a lot of investigation that still has to be conducted. there is some witness statements that still have to be gone through. obviously evidence that has to be collected at the scene. witnesses, family members that need to be talked to as well. so again we will provide you guys with information as that becomes available soon. again i know some of you have asked for a picture of officer johnson. sometime today we can hopefully get that to you in hopes of allowing people to start the grieving process and remember him with a smile that he had on his face and with his bright eyes and somewhat full life who cared a lot about this job. so any other

at dusseldorf, psychologists and clergy are trying to lend grieving families some comfort. those morning -- mourning are the family of 16 students and to teachers -- two teachers, on their way home from an exchange program in barcelona. >> it is a horrible feeling. i don't know what to say. >> this is the worst thing that could happen to any family. i feel very sorry about these people. that's all i can say. it's terrible. reporter: airport officials are doing everything they can to shield relatives from prying eyes and guarantee them some privacy. a special lounge has been set up where they can be look at -- looked after by professionals. ben: plane crashes are our emotional --an emotional time. we now turn to our guest, who court in its -- coordinates responses. what is the most important thing you can do? >> together with the staff of germanwings and lufthansa and the dusseldorf airport the main thing relatives need is information. they need to know what happened, when it happened, and maybe if they loved one is still alive -- their loved one is still alive. ben: those c

that's what's important. >> now a grieving department prepares to salute a grieving colleague one last time a cop who stayed true to the oath he took 14 years ago. and in police terminology, last night was the end of watch for officer johnson. memorial services are still in the planning stages but presumably they will take place at the center here in san jose. >> thank you. we want to take you back outside again and give you a live look as officer johnson's body is es cuted to the funeral home. this took off about 5:50. a few minutes ago. they're proceeding down winchester avenue from san jose on the border of campbell thaw ie heading to the darling and chapel funeral home initially leaving from the coroner's office. you see the firefighter rigs there, the firefighters salute. and along the route we've seen a good number of people out there with posters were flowers and flags waving paying tribute to officer johnson. they're expected to af rive in just a few minutes at los gatos where the preparation will begin for a full officer funeral with military style honors. now the family of of

. >> reporter: cal/osha is now investigating while lindsey combs' friends and families grieve. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> we checked the state records and crockett trucking has the latest to haul nonhazardous cargo. >>> closing arguments this morning in the ellen pao case. she is suing kleiner perkins for $16 million. her attorneys say she was the victim of a male dominated culture at the company and that senior managers retaliated against her when she complained. but kleiner perkins says pao twisted the facts and had a history of conflicts with colleagues. >>> today president obama will meet with afghans president at the white house to talk about the u.s. potentially leaving about 10,000 troops in afghanistan into next year. yesterday, the afghan president medical with secretary of state john kerry and others. they are trying to improve relations now that hamid karzai is out of office. one plan is for the u.s. to provide funding for the afghan security force. >>> ted cruz will start a fundraising tour now that he is the first major candidate to declare run for president. craig

. >> reporter: cal/osha is now investigating why lindsey's friends and family grieve. christin ayers kpix 5. >> lindsey's home is actually on an incline. it's unclear whether that may have been a factor in this spill or if the gravel shifted for other reasons. those are questions osha will be trying to answer. christin ayers kpix 5. >> we checked state records and crockett trucking of vallejo has a license to haul nonhazardous cargo. >>> mark kelly on the manhunt for an escaped prisoner. >> there's been a lot of commotion. we're near the hall of justice. near 7th and bryant right now. this is an escaped inmate reported shortly before 9:00 tonight last seen near columbus square street and folsom. he escaped near 5th and folsom according to these reports. here's what we know about this escaped inmate. the description is a 5'4" male, 165 pounds wearing only blue shorts. possibly only blue boxer shorts at this point. we're told that he escaped from deputies while he was being transported, possibly ditching the orange inmate jumpsuit that he was in which is why the reports

. >> officers were obviously crying, grieving. they will do some if for quite some time. >> up next how if fellow police officers are remembering their fallen brother this morning. >> plus the search intensifying for a vallejo woman that went missing on monday. reportedly kidnapped for ransom. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is already getting slow. in fact, if you are driving into the city, most of the slow traffic is before this point. we'll tell you more about it straight ahead. >> plenty of clouds the last couple of days. if you have any travel plans, take the rain gear. >>> our hearts and prayers go out to the family of michael. our brother. >> remembering a fallen officer. now we are learning more about 14 year san jose police veteran michael johnson killed in the line of duty. there are live pictures to show you this morning. flags already at half staff at the san jose police department. officers have been streaming in and out of the building all morning long. ktvu tara moriarty is already out the

this is this is family members who are trying to grieve. and they're stopping us. 239 people died on this plane, and you're telling me they can't come here to commemorate. >> translator: i just want to know why the police are treating us like this. we didn't do anything illegal. we're just looking for our families. why are they doing this? my husband was on mh 370. it was supposed to land at this time, and never came. just looking for my husband. >> reporter: though they wanted to. could and commemorate one year after mh 370 has vanished they're intimidating the families. and many of the families say they've been detained several times by the chinese authorities, and it's pretty tragic a year on. >> david mckinzie joins me now from beijing. it is pretty tragic. these families can't grieve still a year on. so many questions and answers. they're waiting for word. how tough has it been on these families? you've been speaking to several families. what are they telling you? >> reporter: it's incredibly tough as you can imagine. this is not just

now more who traveled to the crash scene to grieve. reporter: it's a journey from a nightmare, this the heartbreaking final destination for some of the families of the victims of the plane crash. more coaches arrived with the grieving not far from the snow-capped ravine where the bodies of their relatives lie. the flags of the country of those who perished. all around the sound of helicopters heading to the crash site. we spoke to the man who was first to see the wreckage. he took pictures on his phone. he showed on a map where he was weveraged into the ravine just -- wenched into the ravine. it was he who recovered the black box recorder that today yielded so many secrets. >> as a rescuer i go on a lot of accidents and see ugly things but never anything on this scale never. the scene was surreal and i knew from the first moment there would be no survivors. reporter: we took to the air to get a sense of the enormity of the recovery operation. these skies above the southern alps are a well-warm route for pilots from every major airline.

they are grieving. >> we are grieving pretty hard right now. we are in deep shock. >> he was partying with teammates friday night. lapd said he left the tke house around 1:30. he said he was going to walk on the beach. he never returned. >> sometimes he was soft spoken. he always had a way -- excuse me. he always had a way of making you laugh, and he brought energy to the room. >> the last phone call he made was to a friend on campus who he told he was in trouble. it is not clear what happened. was he in trouble was someone after him or he wandered on the freeway. >> live in berkeley. >>> law enforcement is under the microscope after several scandals. why the d.a. thinks there could be more trouble behind the scenes. >> more trouble behind the scene and higher up. the d.a. said they want a private investigation. >> i find it repulsive. in my entire 30 year plus year in law enforcement, these are some of the worst allegations i have seen. >> the recent scandals including the racist and homophobic police texts. they set up and bet on an inmate fi

officers were crying and grieving. >> the shooting happened around 6:45. officers fired back, not knowing if they had hit doneham. this neighbor heard the gunshots and aftermath. >> sirens on the house. and there must have been police cars >> police found him dead on the balcony nearly nine hours later. those at the apartment complex are still trying to make sense of it all. >> thinking no one is safe. that is >> they're shocked their neighbors can do something so horrific. >> just brakes my heart. >> those in units are clean cleaning up after officers used their hoods to keep him safe. >> i'm here, neighbors are here. and >> in san jose abc7 news. >> we want to take a look right now from sky 7 hd of the procession underway moving the body to a funeral home. you can see the large number of officers. there have been fire crews parked and saluting. you can see the procession continuing on right now >> a number of civic leaders are offering their condolences to the family and colleagues. ed lee shared how this highlights dangers every police officer faces. >>

we all grieved for about an hour. >>even though he was quiet he had way to make you laugh every time. >> reporter:coach grimes also said today that he believed that eloi had potential to one day play major league soccer. on the cal campus, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> grant:certainly a life gone way too soon. --a tweet >> grant: he was a great player and person my heart goes out to the family. >> pam:new at eight. >> pam:a 46- year-old felon is in guarded condition. after police say, he was shot trying to burglarize another home in fairfield. this is william gaines. fairfield police say, he was breaking in to a residence on daphne drive. when someone living inside shot him multiple times. >> pam:police say, gaines -- who faces attempted burglary charges in this case -- has a rap sheet a mile long, including convictions for assault with a deadly weapon, cruelty to children and domestic violence. >> pam:one of two men dressed as women. was killed today, at the gates of america's most heavily guarded spy facility. >>

they are not grieving alongside those passengers' families. they are being kept separate.s that perhaps the co-pilot's family even more so now that the new revelation has been made. if you could stand by for a moment. clearly, if you fly, you're as astound astounded by the developments as anybody. we're invieding you to tweet questions to #germanwings-qs -- pardon me, no dash. #germanwings qs @cnn. what about that mental stability we talked about? pilots have our lives in their hands and they have to be certified physically fit. but what about the mental health evaluations? is enough being done to make sure that pilots are mentally stable? moms knowafter brushing, mouths often need a helping hand. listerine® total care helps prevent cavities, strengthens teeth and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. and for kids starting at age six, listerine® smart rinse delivers extra cavity protection after brushing. sir, we're going to need you on the runway lat

shock from the news and across the crash site itself where lufthansa has brought grieving family members flying them in from barcelona and dusseldorf. that shock felt in the co-pilot's hometown of montabower germany. looking for things they missed and searching at his parents home. in the town she joins us tonight. what's the latest there on the investigation? >> reporter: hi anderson. i'm just up the road from the house where lubitz was brought up. he used to deliver papers as a little boy and his parents left that house down the road this morning to fly to marce as yet another grieving set of parents. they thought they would be going to mourn the loss of their son and now they are hearing from the state prosecutor that their son may have been a monster who caused the loss of these people. investigators today were in that house. they brought out boxes including servers, what looked like computers and they were also investigating the flat in dusseldorf which he had and he split his time really between the two, sifting through for evidence that would in any way indicate his psychological

the battery was on an underwater locator beacon attached to the flight's data recorder and for grieving families of the 239 people onboard that plane no words can describe their pain especially today. some of those families uponwanted one simple thing to honor their loved ones at a chinese temple. that desire denied and our david mackenzie was with them. >> reporter: the family members of those onboard mh 370 had planned to come here to the temple in beijing to pay their respects one year on, but frankly, there are more police here than family at this point. some of them say they are intimidated and normally i would be able to get through this area. excuse me no pushing and normally i would be able to get through this area and through here there are family members and maybe about ten and they're not letting me get in. >> just come inside please. >> you can't on -- >> don't touch me. >> this is family members who are trying to grieve and you're stopping them. >> 239 people died on this plane and you're telling me they can't com here to commemorate. >> translator: i just want to know why

this is where his life ended and it's created a connection for these two grieving families.hat seems to be helping everyone. >> pink paint still marks the spot where the car containing 56-year-old, mohommed came to rest on wednesday morning. >> he was a very loving, caring man. always looked out for people. >> police say the father of four was traveling on ayres road when he was broadsided by a pickup truck on concord boulevard. investigators say the other driver blew through a red light. >> i know she didn't mean to wake up that morning and you know, thinking she was going to kill somebody. >> bliss say the impact was so great, that she was killed instantly. >> doesn't look like the phone or distracted driving was involved. you know, we're looking at speeds. >> two days later, still nearly inconsoleable. a nephew comforted her. >> they are devastated. even me, i don't want to believe it until this point. >> the banquet manager at the embassy suites hotel for 25 years. a nurse at the medical center is working with his wife and family. >> she was amazed. she just said, you kn

when you spend time with somebody like i did with miles who was grieving he lost his arm, he's grievingr this what you learn is that things don't fit those patterns very well at all. it is sticky. it is messy. it is unruly. it is painful, emotionally. i learned a lot. >> it's really an amazing story, though if you look at what miles is up to now, he's come back. this is an amazing documentary, sanjay that you and miles have been working on. we're all grateful to you for sharing this kind of information with all of our viewers. sanjay thanks very much. >> you got it wolf. thank you. >> and don't miss cnn's special report "miles o'brien: a life lost and found" later tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnn as well as cnn international. after a quick break, our special coverage of the controversy surrounding hillary clinton's e-mails. she's getting ready to speak live answer reporters' questions. we'll have live coverage right after this. nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. pre

the prime minister has been tweeting, all france is grieving this morning. the culture minister said the three athletes were among the most outstanding ambassadors for their country. >> can you tell us a bit about what they were up to? >> reporter: they were taking part in this reality tv show a popular show on france's main television channel. they were being filmed at the time of the crash. three athletes and five production staff with them. it was the beginning of the filming of this new series. it's a series where celebrities are dropped in remote locations and filmed to find food shelter, survival skills. this was a remote location near the andes mountain range. it's not clear why the crash happened but there was a collision causing both to fall to the ground. obviously, those investigations ongoing in argentina. >> lucy williams. there was another tweet who said she made a difference. her view was the sea is there for the taking. >>> earlier i spoke to the vice chair of the french national olympic committee and responsible for preparing a 2024 bid by p

the whole of germany has join ded in in the grieving and the whole of the world in fact and have messages of condolences in the world. that's as much as i can say at the moment. thank you very much indeed. mr. vessel has a few words as head of the school. >> the press conference of the school and the shock there absolutely evident among the staff, as you were hearing and the pupils 16 teenagers killed from that flight heading back from a visit to the school in barcelona. other helicopters have landed here in the last few minutes dropping various things off and taking other rescue teams to the crash site about 5 miles behind where i'm standing now. let's get an update to all of today's developments we understand that at lunchtime today and we understand perhaps some relatives of the victims, actually i'm hearing we are going to go back to that joseph koenig school because i think there's another person speaking now. more from me in a moment but let lets return. >> translator: our condolence and sympathy goes out to the parents who have lost their beloved sons and daughters. to the grandpar

quietly, this family is grieving in the home behind me because of their family members lost.want to read the family statement. a relative says our family is saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke. two caring people. they are asking for privacy at this time. we are learning about them from the community. we know yvonne was an employed at booz allen hamilton. her daughter emily, this was somebody who was smart and popular. a 4.0 grade point average from high school. she went to drexel university and graduated two years ago with high honors. somebody who was very much loved. her own sorority the gamma cy igma sigma put out a sometime. emily always put others before herself. she also worked for carr places in the hospitality field. they released a statement saying how tragic and how much of a loss this is for the community and for the family. this is something that these two were extremely close. mother and daughter. actually ran a marathon last year together. these were the kinds of things they loved to do. they loved to go to music festivals and hike. a tight-knit fam