i am jon scott. >> it is so nice to be here with you, jon. the israeli leader painted a nightmare scenario if iran is allowed to get nuclear weapons. there is growing tension with the obama administration. kevin, what are we expecting? >> reporter: you are right. the israeli prime minister effusive in the praise of the american government and talking about the great support and long- standing history between the two nations in his comments with a ipac. principle on his mind is the possible nuclear arms talks with iran. the prime minister saying listen it may be a deal for the u.s., but in his eyes a bad deal is far worse than no deal at all. >> i speak about the iranian regime that is threatening to destroy israel. that is devouring country after country in the middle east. exporting terror throughout the world. and that is developing as we speak the capacity to make nuclear weapons, lots of them. >> reporter: meanwhile speaking on behalf of the administration. samantha power the u.s. ambassador to the united nation acknowledged the rift with

i am jenny leechlt >> and i am jon scott. the president's health care law has been polarizing since the day it passed. and critics and supporters graeshgs the court has potential to undermine obama care by taking away the tax credits for millions of americans. the court is weighing the legality of extending subsidies to states that don't offer their own health care exchanges. shannon, bring us up-to-date. >> it all comes down to this. credit to low and moderate income folks if they enroll through an exchange established by the state. as you mentioned more than 30 states didn't set up the exchanges and the plaintiffs are arguing that the tax credits extended bite irs should not have gone into the states. here's what johnathon gruber said. >> if you are a state and don't set up an exchange. your citizens don't get the tax credits. but they pay all of the taxes. i hope that is a political reality they will realize billions at stake here and set up the exchanges. but once again the politics can get ughy around this. >> reporter:

i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. and the snow storm in new york city proving nearly catastrophic. and the runway in laguardia airport is reopened after the flight from atlanta smashed through the fence. six passengers were slightly injured but everyone survived. the ntsb is looking at what went wrong. kentucky hit with two feet of snow in some areas. temperatures are starting to rise and now concern about the danger from the melting snow. we have more from rick. >> hey, jenna, flooding will be a concern in the east depending on how we see the warm up happen. radar- wise that storm is gone and things are calm in the country which is really, really nice. it was an impressive storm. snow? texas and much of arkansas and in the bull's eye. 11 inches arkansas and kentucky and ohio. many areas with this little stripe getting a lot of snow. and temperatureses are going to warm up this weekend. watch what happens a cold night tonight in the northeast. not as cold as this morning but a refreezing on the roads. so be careful to

. >> jon scott usually at this hour, he will be along as soon as this speech ends. we just saw he wily weisel holocaust survivor. >> this goes to the point charles made before. netanyahu was trying to put this explicitly as the holocaust. that is existential to the jewish people. there is no one who -- >> israeli prime minister netanyahu. >> present to you the prime minister of israel his excellency benjamin netanyahu. [applause] >> speaker of the house john boehner president pro tem, senator orrin hatch senate minority, majority leader mitch mcconnell, house minority leader nancy pelosi, and house majority leader kevin mccarthy i also want to acknowledge senator, democratic leader harry reid. harry, good to see you back on your feet. [applause] i guess it is true what they say, you can't keep a good man down. my friends i'm deeply humbled by the opportunity to speak for a third time before the most important legislative body in the world, the u.s. congress. [applause] i want to thank you all for being here today. i know that my speech has been the subject of much c

our team expert jon scott, from "happening now," a coanchor and licensed pilot. video of the looking program that air bus put into play after 9/11. it is as a switch inside the cockpit that goes up or down and you have the button and then the code. explain it to us please and did it fail or what happened? >> guest: that is what you are looking at there. inside the cockpit this particular key pad is outside of the cockpit. what is supposed to happen is if a pilot is locked out of the cockpit you isare seeing a flight attendant, she is going in and finding the pilots slumped over because she could access the cockpit with the air code. the airline issue as code only employees know they type it in the pad and they can get into the cockpit. the button inside the cockpit, the switch inside the cockpit, low as you to override and eliminate that. there it is. by throwing the toggle switch in the lock position and that locks out the key pad for five minutes and prevents anyone from getting in. this co-pilot had eight minutes to descend the plane and presumely the captain

i'm jon scott. >> and i'm in for jenna lee. now working to recapture saddam hussein's home town of tikrit with forces attacking the city from different directions. tikrit is 80 miles north of baghdad and it fell to isis last summer. it's one of the largest cities from the terror group and lies from baghdad to mosul. retaking it would reclaim more territory in northern iraq. >> conner powell is following the story for us live from jerusalem. why the offensive defense tikrit and why now? >> as lea just said the talk has been about mosul and taking tikrit is an important step in ultimately launching a military offensive to retake mosul.80 miles or so outside of baghdad but it's the gate das way to the sunni areas of iraq and so this is seen as sort of a test run for whether or not the iraqi security forces are up to the job of taking mosul and also to see what type of progress they've made in terms of reorganizing the military but any operation that would you tell mately be an offensive on mosul would be nearly impossible if tikri

i am jon scott. >> happy friday. i am jenna lee. and we are learning the black berry ms. clinton used was reportedly not issued by the state department. and trey gowdy is preparing to turn up the heat. his select committee on benghazi wants her e-mails considering the e-mails that left four americans dead. >> carol lee is here and bob cue sack as well. this constant drip drip drip of allegations, carol could prove a problem for the woman who is the frontrunner to be the democratic nominee? >> it is looking like the issues will spread into 2016. you had trey gowdy saying he is not having her testify until he gets all of the e-mails he feels he is entitled to. they will have revelation after revelation including the one you mentioned about the use of per personal black berry not a government-issued black berry. the biggest thing that hurts politicians is stories in the drip drip drip phase and this looks like it isn't going to change. >> the democrats are saying this is just a partisan battle or which hunt. is it? >> no it is not. obama is a partisan issue. but this is not

i'm jon scott. jenna: good morning.ur soldiers were on the black hawk helicopter for a routine night training mission out of eggland air force base when it was reported missing last night. early this morning search and rescue crews found debris in the water and officials now say human remains also washed ashore. steve is joining us live from the miami bureau with more on this.

i am jon scott.ss the nation and breaking records for march. many cities and states digging themselves out after yesterday's snowstorm pounded states. and in boston more than a hundred inches and winter is not over yet. in kentucky the storm

jon: i'm jon scott.en into custody in new orleans for the murder of his friend susan berman 15 years ago in los angeles. this comes a shocking admission by the 71-year-old in a hbo documentary series on his connection to two unsolved crimes, the disappearance of his wife and killing of berman. he admit toddies posing of a man's body. john roberts joi

bill: jon scott coming up next. "happening now" coming your way.morning bill. hillary clinton email controversy going on two weeks. no signs it is letting up. we're awaiting word on the official subpoena from the house oversight committee demanding electronic records of clinton's communications while she was secretary of state. but have the media gone too far? will it be hillary clinton versus the media instead of a traditional presidential primary? we've got all the angles covered. plus a new easy way to test for concussions and guerrilla style of parenting making kids fend for themselves. we've got it "happening now." >> thank you jon. happy friday. >> you too. bill: you have water hazards sand traps and then you have this. meet the golfer who took this photo. ♪ if you haven't heard about the latest sale at hotels.com, then you haven't seen this commercial. book now and save during the spring break sale at hotels.com. relook. rethink. reimagine. because right here, right now it's time to take a closer look at botox® cosmetic, the only fda approve

. >> and i will -- and i am in for jon scott. the western powers are saying the sanctions should be answered only once they agree to the sanctions. president obama is making a public plea to the people of iran posting this video. >> we are making prose but there are gaps and people in our country and beyond oppose a diplomatic solution. my message to the people of iran we have to speak out to the future we seek. >> kevin cork is live. these negotiations are top secret. >> reporter: yes, the sticking point, the idea the iranian negotiators want to make sure the sanctions are over at the conclusion of the deal is an ultimate point that it can shell the entire process and that would be terrible news for the people on both sides. the team led by secretary of state john carry and they are hoping they will be reasonable and allow iran to figure out a way to disclose their nuclear activities of the past. the president is trying to reach out directly to the iranian people. >> for decades our nations have been separated by mistrust and fe

. >> i am jon scott. >> i am jenna lee. the jet made a descent taken off from barcelona to dusseldorf. ten time time 30 local time pilots are told to maintain 38000 feet. they respond. 60 seconds later the plane begins to descend without authization and no response. air traffic control declares an alert and the plane leaves radar at 6000 feet. they were able to extract records records. but looking for the content of the second black box. friends and families are mourning the victims. memorials are springing up in the german stool school that lost 16 students and two teachers. greg? >> jenna, we just finished listening to it the chief investigator in the crash of the german wings plane. he confirmed they are getting good information out of the cockpit voice recorder as the team scoured the site where the german wings plan crashed down in the alps. it shoes how difficult the recovery will be. not only did the plane break up in tiny pieces, but the bodies on board were torn apart are as well. voice recordings being examined mi

. >> and i am jon scott.e are learning that population clinton practice of mixing message of one e-mail account is nearly unheard of. some of them never used, mail and others carried two devices and senior correspondent for the washington examiner. and a lot of the pundits are washing hillary clinton and her reaction to this and suggesting that she is now vulnerable as a democratic potential candidate. is she? >> she is on track still to be the democrat nominee and no one is running against her, jon, but she is vulnerable in a general election sense. if you look at hillary clinton's biggest selling point and competent and ready to be leader of the free world. and dealing with the e-mail issue and whether or not her server and devices were safe from hacking and foreign spies are in serious question and that will allow the republican nominee to go after her on her biggest selling point that she is the one to answer the call at 3 o'clock a.m.? >> she tried to make the point last time and lost to upstart senator

i am jon scott. another wave of super cold air sweeping across the nation and breaking records for march. many cities and states digging themselves out after yesterday's snowstorm pounded states. and in boston more than a hundred inches and winter is not over yet. in kentucky the storm dropped up to two feet of snow. that is the most ever for many kentucky communities. and hundreds of motorist on interstate-65 stuck in place for almost 24 hours. that traffic jam stretched more than 25 miles. now the worry is flooding as the temperature rises and all of the snow begins to melt. >> we love viewers in arizona and california but we are ignoring them now because we are focused on the bad weather. tell us what is happening and what to expect. >> reporter: out west they have been setting records for how warm they have been. it is incredible how the west and east coast have been this winter. from the last storm system we had 23 inches of snow fall in kentucky and many other states hit hard -- west virginia m

i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. there are questions about air safety. on the voice recorder the lead pilot could be heard banging on the cockpit door locked out and unable to get back in and terrified screams of helpless passengers that were about to die. attention turning to the background of the co-pilot and why he chose to commit mass murders as investigators tell us. here is the latest for us now. jon what do we know about the co-pilot? >> reporter: jenna, we are learning more about his flight history behind the controls and we are also learning more about his background, his personal history. jenna we don't know the pressing and puzzling question at this point why he apparently did what he did. andreas lubitz was a german citizen and had 600 hours of flight experience on board the air bus a 320. he trained in the flight school in germany and lived with his parents in germany and had a flat in dusseldorf which was the flight destination after taking off from barcelona. there was nothing to suggest anything unusual about his background. no red flags

. >> more in just a moment but first i went to jon scott with what coming up in the second hour of happeningents wrapping up in the latest supreme court test of obamacare. a win for the plaintiff to get their insurance through federal exchanges, it could mean a million people losing health insurance coverage, it would gut obamacare overall. the court appears sharply split on the arguments and we have in-depth analysis for those that hold opposing views with the court. the dow jones down more than 80%, but health care is up after the supreme court expressing skepticism. we will get a check on the market and more weather for much of the nation's storms from texas to maine and more snow for new england. we have a live update on the fox extreme weather center. >> walt disney pictures of facing fire from critics about upcoming cinderella. are they going too far to make her perfect? and in doing so are they creating a non-healthy body image? were special effects used to swim her waist down? but the star is start is responding to the rumors telling the "l.a. times" that i'm actually want to have a

i am jon scott. >> and i am jamie colby in for jenna lee. the prime minister of israel urged the world to stand up to iran and not love them with the ability to create a nuclear weapon. >> this deal has two major concessions. one leaving iran with a vast nuclear program and two lifting that restriction in a decade. that's why this deal is so bad. it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb. it paves iran's path to the bomb. >> it didn't take long, and that speech got scathing response from the democrats. house minority leader nancy pelosi calling it an insult to the intelligence of the united states. and edhenry is joining me now. ed scathing is right? >> reporter: i am shocked, shocked that politicians in washington are accusing anyone of political theater. leader pelosi put out a statement that she was near tears in the speech and saddened by what she was saying and she clearly thought it got too political and people inside of the chamber said that nancy pelosi looked disstressed throughout the speech and white house aides, watching from here

i'm jon scott. the captain of the germanwings flight was apparently locked out of the cockpit leaving the copilot at the controls. the pilot struggled to get back in over the course of eight minutes. they say they heard it all on the cockpit voice recorder. the pilot pounding on the door passengers screaming in terror as the plane went into its final descent. the jet as you know disintegrated upon impact instantly killing all 150 people on board. prosecutors identify the copilot as 28-year-old andreas lubitz a german national they say inessentially crashed this plane. what we don't know is why. we have live fox team coverage of these developments. doug mckelway could havecovering the story from washington. we begin with amy kellogg live in the french alps where loved ones are beginning to gather. amy? >> reporter: jon imagine how family members victims and other crewmembers and passengers feel. they have a double dose of trauma. learning their that loved ones were killed in a violent accident. findi

. >> and i am jon scott. good news is both officers are out of the hospital. one shot in the face and one shot in the shoulder. officers are combing the city looking for a suspect or suspects. piece are questioned in connection with the shootings but no arrests have been made. >> it is an ambush is what it s. you can't see it coming and you are defenseless from the fact it is happening to you at the time. >> and they are on this story for us. what is the latest, garrett. >> jon we showed you pictures of the police going through the neighborhood next to the ferguson, police department and it is six blocks from where it occurred. and neighbors say a tactical unit showed up and brought them out for questioning. and the police were on the roof trying to look for another man in the a ttic. it is part of their investigation and while that investigation is their number one priority and st. louis county police chief said they are making plans for tonight and additional protest. >> i don't know if we are going to have any issues tonight but please remember we have a re

. >>> jon scott has what is coming up on the second hour of "happening now." >> when "happening now"he hour say it isn't so. another storm with much of the u.s. in its cross hair and boston poised to break their 20 year snow fall record. is there any end in sight to the weather? and a nurse set to sue the texas hospital she contracted ebola at. nina pham says she will be the voice for others. and alzheimer's device could detect symptoms 50 years before it starts. >> i love that medical story. >> it is really interesting what they are doing >> jonyou. >> thanks, harris. >> you be careful. >> dad it is just isis. that snl skit featuring dakota johnson is sparking outrage. it is a parody of a toyota commercial in which a girl joining the army is driven to the airport by her father. the skit is coming three days after three british girl were running off to join the terrorist. the reaction on twitter was quite different. one person writing can't be serious? isis skit like going to college when people are people are being killed? depraved. >> i am going to you. did you think it was funny?

. >> and i am jon scott. the shooting happened at a protest in front of the police head quarters and cameras were rolling. crowd scrambling as the shots ran out. gunfire striking one officer in the face and the other in the shoulder. they say their injuries are serious but both officer should recover. the demonstrators gathered demanding more changing after the resigning of the ferguson police chief and the city manager. >> we could have buried two police officers over this. i didn't expect the amount of agitation at times we saw last night out of the crowd based on the news that happened yesterday and not everybody there expressed that. >> garret is working this from chicago. >> finding whoever is responsible for the shooting is the number one priority of the st. louis police department. the chief said detectives do have some leads. you can see live in ferguson the investigators are going house-to-house in that area. we know two suspects have been taken out for questions. police are on the roofs of several h

first though, let's go to jon scott with what's coming up in the second hour of "happening now." stories of the weekend robert durst agreed to be extradited to california just a few minutes ago. he had a hearing last hour in louisiana. he is facing murder charges in california in the death of a longtime friend back in 2000. >>> stocks on a roll today, the dow up nearly 200 points. at one point. it's been several weeks of losses for the market, but today health care and utility stocks are surging. oil prices though, falling to a suggestion-year low. >>> and they are picking up the pieces and tallying up the damage after a powerful cyclone tore through the island chain of vanuatu. as much as 95% of the buildings in the capital damaged or destroyed. the death toll is at six so far, but that number can't anded to rise. we'll have it for you, "happening now." >> we'll see you at the top of hour, jon thank you. >> parents are outraged at nick nickelodeon of after a scene in a popular kids' show showed a framed picture of a top he is women. the french-animated comedy airs on nick tunes

. >> more "outnumbered" in just a minute but first to jon scott on what is happening next on "happeningks are taking a drop with the dow and oil down. investigators are worried the rising dollar could eat into the profit of american companies. three three brooklyn men arraigned on charges of joining isis shooting the president and bombing coney island in new york. and iraqis claiming progress in the fight against isis terrorist saying they have retaken a key town from isis but there are growing fears about the spread of the isis message. we will explore that ahead on "happening now." >> if you want to impress a guy, don't try to be funny but make sure you laugh at his joke. researchers asked how important is it to find a partner who can make you laugh and second does it matter if your partner find them funny. and the results men preferred female who liked their jokes and women don't care if guys think they are funny. ladies let me just say a love a funny woman but no one wants a guy to be funnier than you are. right? >> why is that? >> what does tina fay's husband do? fade into the wall

jon: i'm jon scott. robert durst was taken into custody in new orleans for the murder of his friend susan berman 15 years ago in los angeles. this comes a shocking admission by the 71-year-old in a hbo documentary series on his connection to two unsolved crimes, the disappearance of his wife and killing of berman. he admit toddies posing of a man's body. john roberts joins us live outside of the new orleans courthouse this morning. what is the latest, john? >> reporter: good morning to you. this hearing getting underway at the ore liens parish court. this will determine whether or not robert durst willshead to los angeles to face possible murder charges. his life and murder and disappearance of three people close to him you mentioned his wife a close confidante of his as well as a neighbor has been the subject of an hbo documentary. last night's final episode of the documentary durst goes to the bathroom still wearing a microphone and seems to confess to their murders. >> reporter: among durst's high-pow

let's first go to jon scott with what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." >> harris dramaticship of afghanistan. the new afghan president, ashraf ghani, praising u.s. troops and get this calling for women's rights in a dramatic meeting with congress today. he says there is hope for reconciliation. we have mike emanuel on that. yemen is devolving into chaos right now. the president there reportedly fled the country as rebel troops threatened to arrest him. rebels have seized an important airport. the u.s. and u.k. withdrew military personnel from the country earlier this week. we'll get you an update. stocks are taking a beating right now. the dow is down more than 100 points. there is growing evidence of a global economic slowdown. get you a check on the markets ahead, "happening now." harris. >> see you at the top of the hour. thanks a lot jon. >> thanks. >> i know you jesus of nazareth. you have opinions on everything. what is his opinion on this? >> any among you who is without sin, let him be the first to cast a stone at her. any among you who is without sin. >> that was

i'm jon scott. jenna: good morning. seven marines and four soldiers were on the black hawk helicopter for a routine night training mission out of eggland air force base when it was reported missing last night. early this morning search and rescue crews found debris in the water and officials now say human remains also washed ashore. steve is joining us live from the miami bureau with more on this. steve? >> it was 8:30 p.m. last night when the first report came in that black hawk helicopter was missing. by 2:00 a.m. this morning, they got the first pieces of debris washed up onshore. there's no sign of any mid air collision. right now it's still considered search and rescue operation more than 60 people involved in the operation and a number of small coast guard boats, people walking the show as well. it's still too foggy out there for any flights in the area. right now military officials are saying even at this hour, they still hold out hope. >> we've had some debris from the aircraft wash ashore. there have been repor

. >> i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. this is "happening now." jenna: happening now the former secretary of state is expected to speak before the u.n. at 1:30 eastern time today. there are reports she will hold a news conference after that event. clinton is under fire after revelations she use ad personal email account exclusively during four years she was america's top diplomat. 55,000 pages of email were turned over to the state department. questions remain perhaps what she didn't turn over. peter doocy joins us live from washington with more on this. peter? >> reporter: we're hours away about the first explanation about the thought process setting up a private email server and using that system exclusively for official business as secretary of state. the q&a will follow an event at the united nations about women's empowerment. follows days about democratic and republican pressure to explain. >> i have no interest in emails about bridesmaids dresses or wedding cakes. none of my businesses and i don't want them. but public records are all of our

i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. good morning. they are focusing on accessing data from the damaged cockpit voice recorder, they're trying to figure out why the germanwings flight took an unexplained eight-minute dive. at the same time helicopters police an forensic teams are out searching for debris at the remote crash site that could help with the investigation. amy kellogg is not far away in the french alps. amy? >> reporter: the leaders of germany, france and spain are here. they're lending support to recovery workers who have been doing incredibly treacherous job six thousand feet up in a slippery, icy crevasse. they're here to len support to family members of victims. they traveled to be as close as a scene to the heart break as close and possible as be possibly identified of bodies. there are no hotel rooms left in town. locals are traumatized. this is area is known to recreation more than anything. locals opened up home to families, wanting to take them in to offer them some comfort too. meanwhile that voice data recorder

she'll be on with jon scott for "happening now." g in jon right now for a quick look at what's coming up then. jon: good morning to you, bill. it really is the big story of the day that could affect virtually every single american. the showdown at the supreme court. what is at stake? which way is the court leaning? live reports ahead plus in-depth analysis and as bill said shannon. plus the hillary clinton email story continues to grow. new a.p. reports says that mrs. clibtmrs. mrs. clinton kept her own email servers at her home during her time at the state department. what does it mean for her prospects in the 2016 race? we'll get into it. bill: meet hulk 175 pounds of pit bull. knocking down all keendz of stereotypes about the breed. looks like a horse or a cow or both. martha: i wonder how much he eats every day. my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working i

i'm jon scott. >> and i'm in for jenna lee.saddam hussein's home town of tikrit with forces attacking the city from different directions. tikrit is 80 miles north of baghdad and it fell to isis last summer. it's one of the largest cities from the terror group and lies from baghdad to mosul. retaking it would reclaim more territory in northern iraq. >> conner powell is following the story for us live from jerusalem. why the offensive defense tikrit and why now? >> as lea just said the talk

. >> and i am jon scott.appened at a protest in front of the police head quarters and cameras were rolling. crowd scrambling as the shots ran out. gunfire striking one officer in the face and the other in the

i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. good morning.ed cockpit voice recorder, they're trying to figure out why the germanwings flight took an unexplained eight-minute dive. at the same time helicopters police an forensic teams are out searching for debris at the remote crash site

i'm jon scott. the germanwings flight was apparently locked out of the cockpit leaving the copilot at the controls. the pilot struggled to get back in over the course of eight minutes. they say they heard it all on the cockpit voice recorder. the pilot pounding on the door passengers screaming in terror as the

. >> i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. this is "happening now."ning now the former secretary of state is expected to speak before the u.n. at 1:30 eastern time today. there are reports she will hold a news conference after that event. clinton is under fire after revelations she use ad personal email account exclusively during four years she was

>> jon scott is with us. he's a pilot himself and the anchor of the 11:00 a.m. hour eastern time.happening while at cruising altitude with a call of emergency emergency doesn't leave you a lot to go on? >> no, it doesn't. i couldn't kn it's only speculation. this plane was about 24, 25 years old. that's not particularly ancient as aircraft go. sometimes, especially with these planes that fly a lot of short hauls, a lot of up and down, a lot of pressurization, and depressurization. times there had been instances in boeings where the metal fatigue would eat into the interior of the plane. and the outside would pop off. it could have been something like that. again, it was fairly sudden. and as you say, catastrophic. we don't know yet. >> maernemergency, emergency an controlled decent. not a drop from the air. but the data suggests to those who seem to know about these things this would not have been a drop. the pilots in some degree of control based on the numbers. >> right. i've looked at the -- there's a flight tracking website that shows you the altitude. this thing did not go st

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jon stewart's successor. >> mr. trevor noah trevor thanks for joining us captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott >> pelley: we learn today that the flight into an alpine mountain began years ago. prosecutors in germany say andreas lubitz was treated for quo

johnson about a range of things including the presidential race and his candidate for governor scott walker. >> ron jonhop. he can't use that. >> duke will be the number one seed i think. >> i think we secured that over the weekend. >> i can't believe they came back and won that game either. they were so cold for awhile. looked like you. anyway we have no time for tears. see you john thank you. >> see you later. >> when we come back this morning we'll talk about the stories that caught our attention this morning including what autopsies can teach you. plus why burger king is making big menu changes for kids. first let's take a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers. >>> welcome back everybody. we have been looking through the stories that caught our attention. i'd like to start on a take of what happened with mcdonald's. mcdonald's said it had a serious problem. it needs to change quickly. the problems it's same in the united states, the store sales were down about 4%. much bigger drop than expected. they're trying to get on to had healthier food idea. they're not the only ones. there's a story

jon stewart's successor. >> mr. trevor noah trevor thanks for joining us captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott >> pelley: we learn today that the flight into an alpine mountain began years ago. prosecutors in germany say andreas lubitz was treated for quote suicidal

jon stewart's successor. >> mr. trevor noah trevor thanks for joining us captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we learn today that the flight into an alpine mountain began years ago. prosecutors in germany say andreas lubitz was treated for quote suicidal tendencies before he got his pilot's licence. last week when lubitz strapped into the cockpit on a lonely journey with 149 others, he left behind bottles of anti-depressants and a doctor's warning that he should not fly. allen pizzey now on a man in the depths of defs pair who wanted to soar. >> reporter: this video of andreas lubitz learning to fly a glider shows a young man with a dream coming true. why is it so calm today he asks. it's unbelievable. his eventual employers had no way of knowing he would turn his dream into a nightmare. today german prosecutor spokesman christoph kumpa said lubitz had been treated as a suicide risk for an extended period of time before he received a pilot's licence. transcripts of the cockpit voice recorder leaked to a german newspaper quote lubitz as saying hopefully and we'll see when as

. >> pelley: now, jon, why would a patient like laura grier choose surgery instead of some kind of intensive monitoring? >> reporter: well, people have tried that, scott, with the blood test called ca-125 and periodic and frequent pelvic ultrasounds. it turns out it just doesn't work that well. it's much more effect toif take out the ovaries and fallopian tubes. it's not perfect. as angelina jolie said she understands she can't totally get rid of the risk but there's some sense of relief knowing she's doing everything in her power to at least lower the odds she will get cancer. >> pelley: thanks very much. a new drug is being tested to see if it can prevent alzheimer's symptoms and eagles never left their nest even when the snow piled up when the cbs evening news continues. y mouth. why are all these people so asleep yet i'm so awake? did you know your brain has two systems? one helps keep you awake- the other helps you sleep. science suggests when you have insomnia, the wake system in your brain may be too strong and your neurotransmitters remain too active as you try to sleep, which could be leading to your insomnia. ohh...maybe that's what's preven