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it's imp possible to know how close they are to swrk a nuke. the israelis say that's unacceptable because the iranians want to wipe israel off the planet. if the president walks away from the iranian nuke deal, war might follow. it's certainly possible so the stakes could not get any higher. one problem with all of this is the exception of president obama himself. >> this is a president who thinks america is the greatest threat to world stability and i think our allies and our enemies have picked up on this, they see witness or they're concerned, assad sees weakness putin sees weakness. netanyahu is concerned, so concerned that he's coming to this country that he feels we're going to cut a deal with iran that will threaten the very existence of israel, an ally of ourselves. >> but it's hard to know what will -- nobody wants world war iii and nobody wants iran to get a nuke. but definitive statements about the negotiations are hard to back up. on the other matter, isis expansion, it's easier. simply put, obama is not leading the fight, king abdu

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the man also know as jihaddy john apparently considered suicide in a series of e-mails with a brit impined about his treatment. in an e-mail sited by the daily mail saying that authorities made him feel like quote, a dead man walking. >>> meantime the found are of twitter says he and his employees are being threatened by isis. an online post by isis made the threat because of twitter's attempts to shut down isis accounts. with me now, james spader marks and peter bergman. this campaign to retake takrit right now, that's relatively mo test considering what will be necessary to retake mosul. is this iraqi government a bluster right now or is it serious? >> no. i think it's very serious. certainly there's coordination with central command to ensure if something goes saidideways. the lessons learned that they can get from aboperation in takrit right now could be applied to a much larger proposal in mosul. >> you think the iraqi army is going to show up this time and deliver a knockout punch in there's a lot of symbolic value here. >> no i'm not saying that there's necessarily going to be a

was battling a depression but we don't know if there was something else if that is true that was the imp tis for that and question about his training back in 2008. why did he take a few months off from training and then go back and as we know complete it. was something going on there? lufthansa will not say why his training was interrupted, but say he was is 00100% fit to fly and no reason to think other wise. anderson? >> this solidifies what was until now merely educated guesses. let's get perspective now from chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta who joins us. the new york times, wall street journal all reported the co-pilot treated for depression of some time and then this report back in 2009 when he left training that there was a major depressive episode. could depression alone result in someone doing something like this? there's certainly a huge number of people out there who struggle with depression have struggled with depression and don't end up taking their own life or killing others. >> it is unlikely that depression alone would lead to this sort of behavior, to answer your

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pretty imp ss ♪ >>> this morning on "world news now," plane crash mystery. >>> driving distracted. new video of teenagers behind the wheel, losing control. the terrifying risks younger drivers are taking. >>> the member of one direction going in a new direction. the member of the blockbuster boy band calling it quits and the worldwide uproar from his fans. that's in "the skinny" on this thursday, march 26th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> well, let's go right to this. we begin with the deepening mystery new details on what was going on in the cockpit moments before the deadly crash. >> there are reports one of the pilots was locked out of the cockpit and pounding on the door to get in. our coverage begins with abc's reporter. >> search teams scouring the alps for the victims them 150 people on board germanwing's flight 9525 all presumed dead, including three americans. two of them a mother and daughter from virginia. yvonne and emily selke's family releasing a statement expressing their grief, calling them two wonderful, caring, am

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this gap, because usually with serial killers, you're going to see serial killings timewise not sterns impat people think. also remember another thing. when they hear the los angeles case they're probably not going to hear anything about the prior killings so the case will rise and fall on the facts of the individual case so it's easy to sit back at the hbo series and say they finally got him, but for the jury it's only one case at a time. >> we had one of the judges in the case on the air earlier today. she essentially said that the prosecution failed to make their case and that's why he got off, even though it seemed that everything was pointing to that. do you agree? >> it would appear tube -- and we're talking about the case in which he was charged, acquitted of the murder even though he admitted it said it wasself defense, and then he dismembers the body. the judge had misgivings about how it was prosecuted. when you sit there as a judge in the courtroom, the reality is judges often sometimes subject themselves so they oftentimes understand exactly what's going on and this judge felt