french president hollande said there are no survivors. you can see flight 9525 taking off from barcelona reaching heights of 38,000 feet as it reaches marseille it drops to 6800 feet. front president hollande has made a statement about the crash. >> our thoughts are with the families of those suffering this terrible lass today. we are offering every way and means possible to try and find out what happened in this accident and to find the wreckage and also the bodies of the victims. the accident happened in a particularly difficult zone to get to, rescue services will not really be able to give us results for a few more hours. i want our different services to mobilize. >> president hollande said there were passengers from germany and turkey onboard but didn't think there were any french citizens on the plane. the spanish government said 45 onboard were from spain. >> i've cleared my work agenda, given instructions to my cabinet to create a crisis management group. a team is on its way to the crash it a. i've spoken to german chancellor ang

those sentiments by francois hollande. he wants to express to families and victims of the aircraft my solidarity. this is a mourning a tragedy. >> i was going to ask jenny a question, but i think she's gone. i think she's gone. >> we have to go back to francois hollande commenting. >>. >> translator: i will have a meeting with chancellor merkel. there were a number of german victims and the king of spain. it is a tragedy. an air tragedy. we will try to understand the reasons and the causes of the accident and obviously, we will give the concerned authorities of spanish and german and also the victims, we will give them support. this is a mourning period that we are feeling because this is a tragedy that happened on our territory. i have the will to find out if there were no other consequences of the accident that happened at a very difficult area to access. we will find more in the next hours to come. >> francois hollande commenting earlier. there's another tweet coming out of lufthansa. if our fears are confirmed, this is

van holland. >> aye. >> mr. van holland aye. >> mr. yarmuth. >> mr. yarmuth aye. >> mr. passcell. >> aye. >> ms. moore? >> aye. >> ms. moore aye. ms. caster. >> aye. >> ms. caster, aye. >> mr. mcdermott. >> aye. >> ms. lee? >> aye. >> mr. pocan. >> mr. po can aye. >> ms. lou hahn grisham aye. >> ms. dingell. >> aye. >> mr. lou. >> aye. >> mr. lou, aye. >> mr. nor cross. >> aye. >> mr. nor 4cross aye. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman no. >> how was mr. sanford recorded? >> mr. sanford is recorded as no. >> thank you. are there any members wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman on that vote, the ayes are 14, and the nos are 18. >> the nos have it. the amendment is not agreed to. are there further amendments? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> this is amendment number 14. the clerk will designate the amendment. the staff will distribute copies of the amendment. >> amendment number 14 offered by mr. lou expressing on the consumer financial protection bureau. >> mr. lou is recognized for six minutes. >> i offer this am

as i said, beyond that, president hollande has said to clearly we'll be getting more details in the coming minutes and hours and he's also indicated his desire to be completely transparent in sharing information all the way along the way with with the german and spanish authorities since the flight was on a flight path between barcelona and dÜsseldorf when it came down. >> it's interesting how the french president has taken complete control of the information concerning this disaster. so far we don't seem to have heard anything from the germans. we haven't heard anything from the airline, apart from the airline is called germanwings a low-cost budget airline owned by lufthansa, the national carrier. we'll be crossing to germany and getting the latest from our correspondent there. jacki, you're saying the french is taking the lead in this. >> this accident happened on french territory obviously the fact that the plane belonged to a german carrier and flying between spain and germany indicates strongly that there would have been at least some spanish and german citizens onboard. it does fall

the french president francois hollande has confirmed this happened in the french alps near a village.we understand now from our correspondent that the french interior minister is on his way to the village. this has happened been the last hour and a half. as you can imagine the details are rather scant but we're going to bring you every detail on this particular incident, of course, as soon as we get them here at al jazeera. we're going to take a short break now. don't go away. >> on al jazeera america ali velshi looks at the issues affecting us all... >> we're taking a hard look at the most important issues out there that get you the answers that you deserve. >> real money with ali velshi only on al jazeera america >> let's remind you of the breaking news story this hour, germanwings flight 9325 has crashed in the southern region of france. it was en route from barcelona to dÜsseldorf when it went down. we understand that 142 passengers and six crew were onboard. the airbus a320 debris has been spotted close to the french village of bars loan net near nice. the president said there is

french president francois hollande says there are unlikely to be any survivors.rman wings, a budget carrier owned by lufthansa. in crash near the city of digne france. that is about an hour north of marseilles for stop the airbus a320 is a single plane that flies short to medium distances. the 320 is the world's best-selling single mile airplane. and greek prime minister alexis tsipras came away from his meeting with angela merkel into hannah. the german leader gave tsipras a red card but no money. merkel telling the greek leader he needs to follow the path set out by greece's creditors. he has been trying to come up to them alternative to the program to the bailout. tsipras saying neither side is to blame. tsipras: neither are the greeks lazy, and we have to break hard to break these terrible stereotypes on both sides. olivia: greece may submit its latest proposals later this week. creditors have to sign off on them before greece gets any more emergency cash for the bailout. and the president of afghanistan wants american troops to stay in his country longer. as

there where it splits i would stay over on holland road there by the holland shopping center. bear to the left to go to holland road instead of bearing to the right to go to buck road because that one is shut down. meanwhile construction expected again each day this week and they start this at 6 o'clock in the morning so that's why i'm talking about it this early and then it lasts until 4:00 in the afternoon in the ongoing work zone along 422 between hanover street and the sanatoga interchange. usually in the morning they work westbound so as not to impede eastbound drivers because there are so many of them. but watch out for that if you're out and about early this morning and then throughout the day along 422. now on 322 in honeybrook this project to work on the bridge over the west branch of the brandywine creek has been scheduled since back in january and they keep pushing it back because of the weather. it was finally scheduled to really begin yesterday. watch out for a new traffic light along 322. just one lane of travel going to be available in that new temporary traffic

ben: and fresh blood to france will hollande's -- two francois hollande -- to francois hollande's party. reporter: france is divided into three main camps, the conservatives around nicolas sarkozy, marine le pen and the socialists of manuel valls. the are being -- these elections are being seen as a bellwether for the next presidential elections. >> i voted for the national front. they should get even more votes. if you want to know why, you should take a look around you. the rise of the national front and this mentality -- that worries me. reporter: all suggested the far right national front would win but it's leader -- win but it didn't. marine le pen still called it a triumph. it came in second. former president nicolas sarkozy and his conservative ump and its allies were the winners with 29%. >> our compatriots have turned away from the left in huge numbers because they feel they have been lied to the past three years. reporter: president francois hollande's socialist party took under 22% and came in third another blow for the beleaguered government. a runoff vote will be held next

one of the things we heard from president francois hollande, the flight data recorder i believe he was talking about -- he said the other black box -- the outside frame of it was found but not the inside. does that happen very often? >> no, it doesn't. even in the planes of september 11, 2001, we got the flight data recorder from the pentagon and the flight data recorder and the voice recorder from shanksville. so even in those ferociously hot fire crashes, they survived. so this is not good news for the investigation. doesn't mean they couldn't theoretically find the data cards. but it would be very difficult. so let's hope that -- hope against what apparently is evidence that it might be lost. >> because that is crucial data. i know we've been talking about that with mary and david. that's crucial data to be coming out. talk to me about what that means and also when you see those three leaders together, talk about the coordination between nations that come together. obviously france is leading the investigation. but is that difficult when you've got these three nations or 15 nations,

a short while ago the french president francois hollande confirmed the crash. >> it's a tragedy a newaerial tragedy. we will make sure we know all the cause of what happened and we will share that information with all the concerned authorities, german and spanish and contact all the families, as well. we're in mourning, because it's a tragedy that happened on our soil. i'll haved world to know if there have been any other consequences of this accident, it's in a a zone difficult to access, i don't know if there are homes affected. solidarity is what we have to focus on. >> let's continue with this breaking news story live from berlin. we continue to get details from the german capitol. bring us up to date with what more you've been hearing there about the crash. most of the information so far has been coming from the french authorities, what more are they saying in germany? >> a couple of things to update you with. germanwings will be holding a press conference in the next few hours and that the german transport minister is going to travel to the crash site to see for himself what has

and lashes out at francois hollande. despite gains, the national fund failed to take power in anyone district. the china central bank chief says the nation's growth rate has fallen too far and policymakers have room to respond. the shanghai composite jumps 2% -- more than 2% in fact. meanwhile, in japan industrial production fell more than forecast. output dropped by 3.4%, missing analyst estimates. the data is the weakest since june of last year. coming up, the bitterly contested nigerian presidential elections. more on those latest political developments when we come back. ♪ anna: welcome back to "on the move." we're 30 minutes into the trading day let's see how things are shaping up. you can see many of the markets getting a bit of a boost partly in response to what we're hearing from china, perhaps not what we are hearing from greece. the ftse 100 up by around half a percent. let's get to some of the top stock stories. caroline hyde is here. caroline: a bit of m&a is leading the charge. the swiss company paying 2.6 b

. >> reporter: captain stacy holland and his team from the texas department of public safety are tryingstop drug smugglers from crossing from mexico into the u.s. >> right there, right there. one guy's gotten out. one guy's gotten out into that house. >> reporter: they are also trying to stop the violence of a full-scale drug war from spilling north. >> are there parts of this border that you would be basically lawless or run by the cartels? >> absolutely. ♪ >> reporter: smack in the middle of this 21st century version of the wild west, two young americans, david hartley and tiffany young, just teenagers when they fell in love. >> we started dating in '98. the summer of '98, and dated for quite a while before we got engaged in 2001 and married in 2002. >> what took so long? >> we were 18. >> reporter: they wound up here, in the mexican border town of reynosa, jut south of mcallen. he was a district manager for an oil company. >> it was a blessing to us and our marriage. yeah. we were -- that's where we truly grew as a couple and had adventures. >> reporter: when the hartleys first arriv

i grew up in holland. i speak french with my mother. other words, new york was a good fit for me. >> we are in washington, so the perfect place to ask this question, what is the relationship of the novel to politics? you have both dabbled in novels and satire. in your book, i saw you say in an interview -- and this speaks to your own sensibilities -- did obama buy your own novel -- >> did he buy it? >> maybe somebody gave it to him. you said, i felt uncomfortable about it. i am sure it sold book, but been in office for six years and we are still force-feeding people in guantanamo bay, it is uncomfortable. for both of you, what bearing or relevance? >> yes. i think novels are inevitably political. but the political content of a novel depends on the reader. if you are to sports toward asking ethical questions, then practically any text becomes loaded with political meaning. i certainly feel that my most recent book in dubai is investigating all sorts of political things, how countries are structured. >> i think from the former soviets, wh

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holland, buck road closed, take holland road dollars to get on by the accident scene. back to you. >> flyers renew playoff push tonight when they skate against the calgary flames n town with the flames, salem county own johnny hockey, 21 year old nhl all-star johnny. welcome. sixers and raptors at the well, check out the big fellow , new orleans gets up, stops jonas, early in last night's game, nicely done, but raptors got season high of 35 from de-rosen beat the home team wow beat them pretty good. 114-103. close game for awhile, but then pulled away. lou williams had 21 for the first place raptors. sixers in kc tomorrow night. open great fruit league, chase utley will not play because of a sprained ankle. stepped on baseball not too long ago. he is healing. jerome williams gets the start on the mound. diana? >> ukee, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we're continuing to follow some breaking news, massive fire at a new jersey church. we'll get a live update from the scene. that's coming up next. plus, a new scandal for people still struggling to re

and his government will stop change is coming and nothing -- francois hollande and his government. change is coming and nothing can stop it. >> but others have their eyes set on the presidential palace too, like right wing leader marine le pen. although she has failed to win a single department, her party did pick up dozens of seat, setting the stage for a showdown. >> over the past year, germany's army, the food is has been hit by a barrage of allegations about the shoddy -- shoddy state of its military hardware. >> that is right. its helicopters have been grounded and other aircraft cap suffered multiple -- have suffered multiple malfunctions. greg now it has been revealed the standard issue combat rifle, the g 36 has numerous potentially fatal flaws. >> the german defense minister was again forced you damage control as more short emerge in the bundeswehr arsenal. this time, the army's rifle was underscored need. >> is looks as though it has a problem with precision especially at high temperatures stop -- high temperatures. >> excessive heat is one of the problems. test show it l

hollande.e continue to bring you the very latest as the morning goes on with this story. >>> das top stories from "wall street journal," israel spied on iran talks. according to the journal, they also shared what was learned with american lawmakers to try to sink a potential nuclear deal. prime minister netanyahu's office denied those allegations to nbc news calling them utterly false. >>> this morning america has fewer eyes on the ground in a country on the brink of civil war where al qaeda is fighting for a larger foothold. that is yemen. it's gotten so dangerous there a military official tells nbc news 350 special ops, green berets intelligence agents were lifted out of the country. classified materials were destroyed along with millions of dollars worth of equipment to keep them from falling into enemy hands. >>> in utah governor gary herbert signed a death penalty law allowing the use of a firing squad. if the state can't come up with a drug for lethal injection. after senator ted cruz's a

program, francois hollande not worried about citizens. where actually hollande government, the maneuver of the government is very narrow. he he has to keep under the watchful eyes of the market and european commission which has to approve the budget, so hollande is in no condition to carry out the type of policies which he he mentioned in his campaign, so that's why they feel left out. they feel that this government is actually carrying out a policy which -- >> ok. a final not, what about nicholas sarkozy, are we likely to see the start of his return to the political arena? >> that is what he is hoping. he hopes the center on the right wins most of the seats as they will. they will probably add the same number of votes as the national front, but will remain 80 seats and i think that for him it will herald the beginning of his presidential campaign. we've already seen that that is already his tactic is to follow in the footsteps of the far right, for example, last week, he mentioned that he would ban the head scarf in universities, he is i

hollande, many, many thanks. and this is real french/german friendship. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> translator: thank you very much. >> translator: good afternoon. i would like to express to you my condolences also on behalf of the spanish government, also on behalf of the president who's here with me today, all the spanish people send condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims of this dramatic accident. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> translator: we would like to be together with you in your pain. and we know it's not going to be easy because the worse that could happen to a human being has happened. know that we are together with you. we would like to support you with all the means available to us in everything you need, and we would like as

francois hollande greeting the spanish king there.sed to have pomp and circumstance but coincidentally he is there when a great tragedy is besetting his country. jim bittermann stand by. alisyn. >> we want to bring in david soucie mary sciavo. both of our cnn analysts. david, i understand you have new developments to share. >> there is. we talked about the squawk 7700 and the fact that it wasn't squawked. now there's some confusion as to what that actually means but let's clarify is that in this aircraft it most likely had what we call smart transponder. it automatically squawks 7700 if there's an engine power failure. that would have squawked this 7700. so it's actually a very important clue because as you look at the information about the aircraft the charts that we looked at earlier, the fact that it maintained altitude for a certain point and started descending but the air speed continued to stay constant. what that tells us is it was a controlled descent that they were in a controlled manner. the pilot had control. it's also impo

van holland. >> aye. >> mr. van holland aye. mr. ryan aye. >> aye. >> miss caster. >> aye. >> aye. >> mr. lou. >> aye. >> mr. lou, aye. >> mr. norcross. >> aye. >> mr. molten aye. mr. garrett in. >> no. >> mr. garrett, no. mr. diaz. >> mr. cole? >> mr. cole, no. >> mr. chairman? >> no. >> mr. chairman no. >> have all members voted? any member wish to change their vote? clerk will report. >> mr. chairman on that vote the ayes are 12 and the noes are 21. >> the noes have it and the amendment is not agreed to. next amendment is amendment number 12. the clerk will designate the amendment and staff will distribute. >> amendment number 12 relating to immigration reform. >> mr. yarmouth is recognized for six minutes. >> thank you. while we gather to discuss the many differences we may have over the budget and our priorities, there's some issues we can all agree need to be addressed immediately. i think it's safe to say that every single one of us believes that our current immigration system is broken. what is often missing from the reform

but you came to america from holland via turkey, if i'm not mistaken. neil: i'm a permanent irish migrant. i grew up in africa and holland, mainly. i speak french with my mother. new york was a very good fit for me. i felt at home there. >> we are in washington, so this is the perfect place to ask the question -- what is the relationship of the novel to politics? in both of your novels, you double in satire, a political genre going back to jonathan swift. in your book "the dog," i saw you quote in an interview and i think this speaks to your own sensibilities, that obama famously not your first novel. >> did you buy it? -- did he buy it? >> maybe they gave it to him. >> you said you were comfortable -- were uncomfortable with the whole obama thing. they are still force-feeding people in guantanamo bay. is problematic to have obama's name on your book jacket. so what bearing do politics have on your novels? [chatter] [laughter] gary: yes. i think novels are inevitably physical -- notably political. the content actually depends on the reader. neil: it ask

that is where holland works.ham asks holland to be careful in making a connection between the wastewater disposal and the earthquakes that are rattling the state. we know this because the e-mails from holland, he is writing to colleague saying he is nervous about it. and subsequent interviews we have had with them, he said hamm asked him to be careful in discussing this link. he was very careful in the next few months about making that link. betty: very careful about making that link. continental resources refutes this account. they say the insinuation that there was something untoward that occurred in this meeting is offensive and inaccurate. this is according to continental resources spokesperson. your findings and as you just mentioned say otherwise. what is your take on this statement? matt: a month before holland met with hamm he had an additional meeting with state regulators and another executive at continental resources. both of whom are saying they are nervous about this connection and they don't want th

president francois hollande's social assists are projected to have performed badly in the polls.n's national front party didn't do as well as she had hoped. simon a mcgregor wood reports from paris. >> reporter: as she voted on sunday marin le pen hoped there would be a breakthrough not national front and it would finally gain control of local councils. but projected results suggested a big disappointment for her. while her party will have gained more counselors, it might struggle to control even one council. she tried to put a brave face on it. >> translator: the historical effect this evening is the steak. of a national front as a powerful force. this exceptional victory is a good sign for the future. socialist party is disappearing while the national front has shown exceptional results. >> reporter: the clear winner of these elections was the right wing u.m.p. led by former president nicholas sarkozy. it is projected to win almost two-thirds of france's councils. that might help his faltering campaign to become the you feel m.p.'s next presidential candidate. >> translator: wi

francis hollande's socialists are promoted to have performed badly. simon mcgregor-wood reports from paris. >> reporter: as she voted on sunday, she hoped this would be a break through election for the national front and it would gain control of the councils. results suggested disappointment. her party would have gained councillors, it will struggle to control one council. she tried to put a brave face on it. >> translation: the historical fact this evening is the establishment of the national front as a powerful force. this exceptional victory is a good line for the future. the socialist party is disappearing and the national front is showing ruts. >> reporter: the clear winner was the right wing ump led by former president sarcozy. it is promoted to win two-thirds of france's councils which may help his campaign to become the ump's next presidential candidate. >> translation: with their vote the french people rejected massively the politics of francis hollande's government. this has never happened before. never before have the government lost so man

president hollande has said there are no survivors.his is going to be a pretty grim job for the recovery teams isn't it? >> yes, i think the priority is to find the bodies and recover them before night falls. when the night falls it will be very difficult to continue the search for the bodies. there's a large school in the area where they will be using to collect the victims. but of course the one big question at moment is what on earth caused this crash. it's the work horse of the aviation industry. in the last few minutes or so we have heard that there was no distress distress call issued from the cockpit of this plane. there was an 8-minute descent before any contact was lost with aircraft control. so what was happening during those eight minutes? what caused that silence? so obviously one of the main things after the bodies have been recovered is to get the cockpit voice recorder and the black box. very difficult days ahead. a time for all of our thoughts to be with the families who are watching this with complete incomprehension.

dwindle. >> hollande's approval rating is at a low despite his praise for handling the paris attacks a point touched upon by his prime minister. >> in january men and women were killed expressing freedom of expression. voting is a victory for men and women. today we can vote. we will elect as many men as women. >> issues of immigration and the integration of french islam into society remain at the fore of the campaigning creating a presidential contender for 2017. early results suggest french voters still have doubts. al jazeera paris. >> jacky rowland joins us from the french capitol. the conservatives have held off the far right for now. what's the reaction in paris today? >> well, as you said, it has really been a victory for the center right u.m.p. party and certainly the former president sarkozy would see this is being very good news and a very good prognosis for how his party may fare in more elections down the line. opinion polls after all are only an indication or suggesting of voting trends, they're not scientific in any way. the real losers on sunday were the socialist part

let me give just one example that representative van holland mentioned.ow income working families from the child tax credit and the earned income tax credit, it would allow the improvements in that to expire. and what that would do is leave 16 million people many of them children, either in poverty or more deeply in poverty. just that one failure. in addition the block granting and drastic cutting of food stamps, or s.n.a.p. the drop granting and drastic cutting of medicaid these are things that will hurt children will hurt working families, and will drive people further into poverty. throughout the budget cuts in education, cuts in housing and so many other aspects. child care. the kinds of tools that help people work. those will be torn away at the same time that there will be these greater breaks for people at the top. inequality gets worse. poverty gets worse. if this budget were to be allowed to take effect. >> next we're gring to inggoing to hear from joel packer from the committee for education funding to talk about the impact of the budget on educ

francois hollande is one of the fishes leaders to speak about this tragedy -- first leaders to speak about this tragedy. there will be an element there up for discussion which will be part of the talks that will take place in the buildings behind me. also we know that on april the 17th there will be a national memorial to be held in the that cancan a r -- the cathedral the chancellor angela merkel will there be as part of the memorial to remember the 149 innocent victims of flight 9525, which we now know mr. lubitz who at some point in his life was suicidal, we now know that he decided to take his life and the 149 other people. >> dominic kane with the latest from berlin, dominic, thank you. still much more to come on the program including fighting for life. terminally ill patients fight for the right to determine their death and solar power to remote villages. >> on al jazeera america ali velshi looks at the issues affecting us all... >> we're taking a hard look at the most important issues out there that get you the answers that you deserve. >> real money with ali velshi only on al

. >> sergeant john holland is the only fireman on duty in white lake township when the call comes in. >> when i first arrived there, i see the aircraft, the nose down. i can still see the pilot in the plane. with that type of impact, an aircraft has basically fallen out of the sky hitting the water, my biggest concerns are spinal injuries. >> the situation seems under control, but sergeant holland knows there are hidden dangers. a two-ton plane leaking 75 gallons of jet fuel can be a recipe for disaster. >> when you get any type of incident like this, you start getting everybody wants to come and look. you've got fuel in the water. you have a combustion engine coming in. the fuel could be ignited. >> despite the danger, holland goes in after the pilot. >> i actually received first-degree burns around my upper chest and under my arms in the fuel. it was burning. it felt like having acid on your skin. >> but in the adrenaline-fueled moment, holland doesn't feel his injuries yet. he's focused on rescuing the pilot. >> i just kind of floated a backboard underneath him to support his spine

van holland is the first person to formally enter the race. still ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00, what's responsible for sending a geyser shooting 20 feet into the air in the middle of the district? plus why d.c. is spending $350,000 for a film festival trip rather despite a big budget shortfall. and the new efforts to save a 100-year-old women's college in southern virginia that says it has to shut down. >> a surprise admission during opening statements of the boston marathon bombing trial. the attorney for dzhokhar tsarnaev told jurors his client took part in the 2013 bombing that killed three people. the admission is believed to be an attempt to spare tsarnaev the death penalty. his lawyer says tsarnaev was acting under the influence of his older brother. tamerlan tsarnaev died in a shootout with police after the bombing. word tonight of a new controversy surrounding the late marion barry. washington city papers "loose lips column" says the former mayor and council member died without a will. the paper also reported barry had an estimated $16,

francois hollande was the first leader to talk about these fatalities. and we know also there will be a memorial to be held in germany in clone germany the base for germanwings on april the 17th. the chancellor angela merkel and the minister joaquim gauk will be in attendance for the victims of those on the plane when he plunged the plane into the alps. >> two bombings that killed 79, who were watching the football world cup final in 2010. police in campala said she was attacked by two men following her on a motorcycle as she was traveling home. and protests have erupted following the death of the secular blowinger in blogger in blashed bangladesh. third is on the run the attack follows the killing of a prominent atheist writer last month.. >>> there's been an attack at the entrance gate of the u.s. national security agency. two men in a vehicle were shot by guards and at least one of them has been killed after they tried to ram into the gates. the attackers were said to have been disguised as women's and driving a stolen vehicle. officials do not believ

president francois hollande said there are no survivors.s in washington with a time line event. tell us more tom. >> reporter: if you look at this plane descending into the mountains, carol, you can see a closer look at the terrain there that there weren't a lot of good options. look at the mountain ranges out here. this is not a big, open area in which it could come down. there are serious mountains here. if you look at the altitude of this plane, how it changed here gives you an idea of what we're talking about. when the plane took off it did alter the normal things you expect during the takeoff and climb. the red line is the speed of the plane. the blue line is the altitude of the plane. you can see this is pretty uniform along in here until right into this area. we get a little dip in speed which everyone has been talking about today. why did this dip in speed occur here? we don't know. not long after that dip occurred which you can see lasted several minutes, five minutes or so a little dip, they slowly climb back up. then you see the

president francis hollande's socialists are thought to have reacted badly. marine le pen's party did not do as as well as she hoped. >> as she voted on sunday. marine le pen hoped this would be a break through election and it would gain control of local councils. projected results suggested a big disappointment for her. while it gained more members, it will struggle to control even one council. she stride to put a brave face on it. >> translation: the historical fact is the establishment of the thanksal front as a force. it is a good sign for the future. the socialist party is disappearing whilst the national front showed exceptional results. >> reporter: the clear winner was projected to win two thrds of france's councils. that may help the campaign to become the umps next presidential candidate. >> with their vote the french poem have rejected the politics of france where francis hollande's government. this has never happened before never have they lost so many. the socialists have been punished. frustrated bit the stuttering economy and high unemployment.

the president francois hollande says all victims should be identified by the end of the week. president hollande: there are 800 people working, including 400 members of the military police. as well as military and civilian experts who specialize in victim identification. a minister has confirmed that by the end of the week, it will be possible to identify all of the victims thanks to dna samples collected and to the remarkable scientific efforts. laura: iran and the united states have agreed to extend talks on to run's nuclear program. they have achieved sufficient progress to continue the negotiations. iran and six world powers are seeking an agreement aimed at curbing their nuclear programs in exchange for the lifting of international sanctions. the original deadline was midnight tonight. iran's motivation is the prospect of an end to crippling international sanctions. the economy has returned to growth after a contraction in recent years. foreign investment is needed. we look at how a deal this week could transform iran's fortunes. reporter: a hoped-for future riches. analy

francois hollande. angela merkel.t's a wonderful gesture they're there. >> you have the three there because obviously the plane departed from spain more than 50 passengers on board. 50 of the dead were from spain so that's why lacroix is there. it was going to dusseldorf in germany. many of the germans are dead. that's why angela merkel is there. it was flying over the french alps. there were french citizens there so francois hollande is there. it's called the state of occurrence and it is the french that have the business the bea of france that do the investigation. >> so they'll be the primary investigating arm of this crash, right? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> because we now know that two americans died and you would think the ntsb would get involved in the investigation. >> every country under aikoa 13 to give you its full title, every country that has passengers is allowed to take part. they will see documents. it might be that the ntsb has an accredited representative. there will be avionics on board that came

francis hollande was the first world leader to talk about this disaster confirming there had been fatalities on the day of the accident tuesday last week and we know there'll be a memorial in cologne, the city that is the base for germanwings on april 17th. german chancellor angela merkel, and the president will be in attendance to mark the memorial for the 149 innocent victims that andreas lubitz took to their deaths on the day he plunged that aircraft in sainz. -- seyne-les-alpes >>> a stolen vehicle rammed a main gate and inside two men were dressed as women. police shot and killed one, after he failed to follow instructions to leave the premises. the other was hospitalized as was an n.s.a. police officer. the fbi is investigating but does not suspect a political motive. >> changes were coming to the restoration and freedom account. critics say the law can be used to discriminate against gays and lesbians. republicans in the state say they are working to fix that. >> reporter: hoping to end the controversy own indiana's freed am restoration bill state's republican leaders came out to say

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francis hollande was the first world leader to talk about the disaster to confirm fatalities on the day of the accident on tuesday last week. we know there'll be a memorial in cologne, the city the base for germanwings. the chancellor angela merkel and the president will be in attendance to mark the memorial for the 149 innocent victims that andreas lubitz took to their deaths on the day he plunged that aircraft into seyne-les-alpes >>> still to come... [ gunfire ] ..~ opposition fighters in syria celebrate the capture of the city of idlib. a setback for israel's former prime minister ehud olmert. >>>the top stories op al jazeera - at least 40 people have been killed in yemen after a strike on a displaced person's camp. it is unclear who carried out the strike. a saudi-led coalition has been tart houthis for -- targeting houthis positions for six nights. >> secretary of state john kerry told al jazeera that foreign ministers are working hard to reach a deal with iran. negotiators have been holding the last full day of talks out of tuesday's deadline. the talks followed more than a decad

the french president francis hollande was hosting the king of spain on an official visit. that has been cut short. >> translation: we will do everything in our power to understand the cause of the accident and recover all the victims from the crash site. the accident took place in an area that is especially difficult to access. >> german wings is a low-cost airline owned by lufthansa. and it flies mainly short haul journeys around europe. it has been excellent safety record with no previous crashes. the passengers on board flight 9525 are thought to include german spanish and turkish nationals. >> we are all deeply shocked and shaken. the flight of our german company crashed around 11:00am. thoughts, feelings and prayers are with the loved ones of the passengers and the crew on this dark day for the company. 150 deaths left so many families grieving across europe. the town and germany has been hit hard. 16 teenagers and their teachers from a local school were on the plane, returning from a spanish language exchange programme. one community changed forever in a moment of tr

is supposed to be a cooperative partner with holland. kind of thing that has always happens by agencies or is this a change that is happened in prior decades? col. leighton: what you did in prior decades was cooperate. so when you are dealing with a partner like holland or other western european partners, it was decades ago to tell them what you were interested in and they would assist from their local law enforcement agencies or their intelligence themselves, there are a lot of things that are different about this. the business relationships that global companies like gemalto have is because it is not just a dutch company, it is a global player, and they are the largest producer of sim cards in the world. they have a vested interest in maintaining security. the nsa and counterparts in other nations have a vested interest in finding out how to go after certain signals and encryption algorithms so they can then track people they are interested in. cory: that was cyber security analyst colonel cedric leighton from washington, d.c. we will

france's president francois hollande and the italian prime minister joined the crowds. >> still to come on the analysis hour, tens of thousands crowd the streets of singapore to bid farewell to a leader who pull the the city state out of poverty and into prosperity. >> out with the old in with the new, the changing face of istanbul has some worried that it's losing its historic character. >> a former world champion proves he's still got it. details of the grand prix coming up a little later in sport. >> people in parts of nigeria be getting a second day to vote in the elections for parliament. 300 of the 150,000 polling stations had problems. we report from one affected area. >> people are impatient and angry. voting was supposed to end saturday. on sunday, many are still waiting in line. this is in the commercial capitol. >> this morning again, they are telling-- >> officials say technical problems are to blame. some machines made to read voter i.d.'s didn't work. >> it is quite unfortunate that such a thing could happen, because of what happened yesterday, in the first place they came

francois hollande angela merkel and the leader from spain.are there to face a grim task of the loss of 150 bodies. to see what happened at the crash site. the three leaders there, underlining the international dimension of this investigation. ♪ >>> now there's been a large explosion in the afghan capitol of kabul, let's go live to jon jen who yoin join -- joins us live on the scene. tell us what you have been seeing and hearing there. >> reporter: i'm standing on what would normally be a very busy street in kabul, but as you said a large car bomb has gone off here. both the police and health ministry officials tell us that seven people have been killed in that blast and 22 injured. right now the only thing at the scene are police and police vehicles. they say it was a car driving not far from the finance ministry, next to police station number 2 in the very center of the city during rush hour. the dead and injured mainly civilians here as is often the case in these terrible attacks. this comes one day after the president convinced barack obam

the french president franÇois hollande was hosting the king of spain on an official visit.hat has now been cut short. >> we will do everything in our power to understand the cause of the accident and recover all the victims from the crash sight. the accident has taken place in an area that is especially difficult to access. >> german wings is a local airline owned by lufthansaer. it makes short journeys and has an excellent record with no crashes. the passengers on board are thought to include german, spanish, and turkish nationals. >> we're all deeply shocked and shaken about our company german wings crashing in the alps. now our prayers are with the loved ones of the passengers. >> 150 deaths have left so many families grieving across europe. in one town in germany has been hit especially hard. 16 teenagers were on the plane returning from a spanish language exchange program. one community changed forever in a sudden moment of tragedy. well, this is a very remote and small community. nevertheless everyone is really pulling their resources. the town hall is remaining open

it is believed that president hollande said from the very beginning this morning that all onboard were killed. this is an extremely mountainous area of the alps. an area with few residents and villages. the crash happened at about 6,000 feet according to some reports. the scene has been -- the debris on the scene has been isolated. there have been some eyewitnesses that have seen it with those up there. they have seven helicopters flying back and forth. they have established a temporary morgue in a small village in a gymnasium of a school in a small village. >> i'm going to interrupt you because the press conference is about to begin. let's listen. >> translator: a tragic very sad day for germanwings and also for the whole lufthansa family. sat sadly i have to inform you that we today have been informed by the french department in southern france informed that an airliner of germanwings had an accident. the route from barcelona to dusseldorf. the airliner this morning at 6:48 left dusseldorf and went with 228 passengers to barcelona and was punctual there. this airliner then left barce

it comes at a time when francis hollande will meet german chancellor angela merkel in berlin to talkut this mission. francis hollande was the first world leader to talk about the disaster confirming there were fatalities on the day of the accident on tuesday of last week. we know also that there'll be a memorial in cologne, the city that is the base for germanwings, on april 17th. the german chancellor angela merkel and the president of germany will be in attendance to mark the memorial for the 149 innocent victims that andreas lubitz took to their deaths on the day he plunged the aircraft into seyne-les-alpes. >> the syrian government sent a top military commander to recapture the city of idlib, a coalition of factions took the city over the weekend. al jazeera went to see what has become of idlib since the take over. thousands are leaving >>> people aren't waiting to find out what is coming next. until last week their city was thought to be one of the safer places in syria, because it was under government control. but the army lost idlib to these me linked to al qaeda. >> we fought

my old hedge fund, the holland tunnel because that diner had a griddle to sizzling hot that you knew those eggs for the sop-up sandwich would be done perfectly in nine seconds. oh, but if you left them on for an additional -- for ten seconds, they were burnt to a crisp. this week we are witnessing the nasdaq griddle that got too hot. a genuine inferno, and those eggs are now charred beyond all recognition. all started on friday. that's when i could tell the biotech eggs have been on the griddle for nine seconds and couldn't stand it another second longer without being overfried. that's why i told you not to buy my beloved biotechs anymore. what made me think that the griddle would overheat? simple. there was a particular stock and situation. the situation for generon where the ceo came on the show and told you his company was going to present positive data on his new cholesterol drug. we've been predicting he would say that. it happened and the stock ran up and it shouldn't have been all that revelatory. huge. it ran up pretty much every day leading up to the conference where the dat