the 1999 crash of egypt flight off the coast of nantucket was believed to have been flown into the ocean by the co-pilot and the 2013 plane, it's believed the pilot locked the co-pilot out of the cockpit and flew the plane into the ground. they undergo annual medical exams but it's difficult to determine their mental or emotional state. >> you're legally required to disclose those things under penalty or fine or jail if you do so but, of course people can lie. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll hear from a former fbi agent whost. >> guest:ed major airline crashes including egypt air flight 990. >>> two tried to carry attacks. one is a menmber of the illinois national guard. adriana diaz reports from chicago. >> reporter: the fbi says 22-year-old hasan edmonds and his cousin jonas edmonds were roy na be terrorists and attack a national guard base in joliet illinois. he's a member of the illinois national guard. in the criminal complaint the fbi said ed munlds used the facebook employee file hasan rasheed. an undercover officer befriended him and said he wanted to get through. he s

all 217 passengers and crew died when egypt air flight 990 crashed off the coast in nantucket in 1999 u.s. investigators believe the copilot was to blame. john hansman is a professor of aeronauticsa the m.i.t. >> remember, we have thousands and thousands and thousands of flights and thousands of pilots so it's not unexpected that a few people are going to have emotional problems or psychological problems. so we have to have systems that are robust for that. >> reporter: changes in the aviation industry usually take years, but today scott, within hours, some european airlines and all canadian airlines made it mandatory for two people to be in the cockpit at all times. >> pelley: jeff pegues thanks. well, few know the cockpit of this airplane as well as chesley sullenberger, the former us airways captain who landed his a320 in the hudson river, saving everyone on board. he's now our cbs news aviation and safety consultant. sully, there are already calls for stricter scrutiny of pilots. i wonder what you think of that. >> pilots who are not fit to fly should not fly. we have a good syste

the plane finally breaks up in the air just off of nantucket and all 217 people on board die. over the last 20 years, 24 pilots are believed to have dlib -- deliberately killed themselves while flying planes. pilots are some of the few people on earth that we give the opportunity that if they want to commit mass murder, or carry out a lone wolf terrorist attack, to a degree greater to most over people only earth, they can take huge numbers of people with them. and what we know about this germanwings plane, we will now inevitably search for a fix to stop this from happening ever again. maybe there will be one. what caused this in the first place is not a technological foul. it was a failure of flesh and blood. this was a technologically enabled crash. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the shop now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love f

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nantucket county in massachusetts came out on top followed by arlington.lle county colorado. bronx county new york and bristol county massachusetts. on the other hand the deadliest place is kennedy county texas. go to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell where's the best place to live for the weather? >> depends. i'm a four season kind of person and like it right here in the washington area. a snow lover, obviously the year to move to boston. a lot of great pictures coming in today on twitter. it's puppy day. got a picture of your puppy to share, get it on the air before the day is done. goldfish in rockville eating unthe bird seed. looking up in the skies like last night, dwayne karr in silver spring there's the moon and venus in the evening sky. gainesville, virginia. night day to be outside. on the chilly side. flurries tomorrow a cloudy day tuesday. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. need good weather for this. guess who's coming to the white house easter roll this year? kelly ripa and michael strahan taking their shy there live and will hair itt

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. >> off of nantucket massachusetts, killing more than 200 people. >> 240 people. recently in 2013 a very similar situation was reported involving a smaller plane. but again the investigates indicated that one of the flying pilots was locked out of the cabin and the plane was flown into the ground. in general aviation it happens every year. >> in general aviation meaning private planes. that silk air incident too. silk authorities denied it was suicide. >> that's right. we were the lead investigators. the indonesians invited the ntsb in. we determined that the most likely probable cause was that the pilot had flown the plane into the ground. he had financial and other psychological issues. indonesia never accepted that. but the investigators were quite confident that's happened. >> how do you prevent that kind of stuff? how do you know if a pilot or co-pilot is having some sort of mental issue and is willing to kill himself or herself, but also kill all the passengers? >> it's a good question, wolf. but let's just say this is not an epidemic with airline pilots. le

. >> and similar, indeed, because ours was 60 nautical miles off of nantucket, and it was six monthsore the sea conditions allowed the ntsb and others to get ships capable of recovering remains from the ocean bottom out there. and even with the one-year memorial, and it was not practical, and people wanted to go out there to be in the place are where the loved ones were taken, but it was really, really quite remote. but i can tell you -- >> did you ever get any expla explanation of what might drive a pilot to do this, because the faa is calling it assisted pilot suicide when something like this happens? >> well yeah in our case there was, the guy, well in our case the first officer was really a fairly flaky individual close to retirement and what is believed to have happened is that the chief pilot, and well, and was apparently accused of some really flagrant inproemproprietyimproprietys in new york and the chief pilot was unexpectedly on the airplane and it is surmised that the two had a kon confrontation. and that the first officer was told that he would face the music, meaning tha

i was at his house in nantucket. >> get out. >> oh, yes, i was. >> don't ask me how i got there. >> fancyas at his house. and he came and he was wind surfing very nice. i took the snack. i knew kerry for a long time because he used to work in boston. we talked about the red sox. i don't know how to wind surf so we couldn't talk about wind surfing. listen, if we are going to talk you have to dry off first because he was all wet. >> he is not a kennedy. >> all right. >> yeah. coming from kennedy, he is not a kennedy. all right. ladies, thank you. when we come right back gutfeld and mcguirk have some thoughts on the police shooting in ferguson and pot use in the u.s.a. the boys moments away. at old dominion, we see freight... ...as a combination of products and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter the sleep

take a look at these photos of slush and ice waves washing up on nantucket.iagara falls transformed into a wall of ice this month. and on the other end of the climate spectrum the west is bracing for more record-breaking doubt drought and now scientists are finding more evidence of melting polar caps in antarctica. nasa says the melt adds up to 130 billion tons of ice per year for the past decade. scientists called it ground zero for climate change. they warn this will reshape the earth as we know it. although the chair of the senate environment and public works committee is not convinced. >> i ask the chair, you know what this is? it's a snowball. >> antarctica is melting. >> i'm reminiscent with the snow on the ground. >> nasa says the ice melt could push sea levels up by ten feet. >> you can believe nasa and you can believe what their satellites measure on the planet, or you can believe the senator with the snowball. >> hysteria on global warming. >> nasa's pretty capable. they're driving a rover around on mars right now. these are folks who know a little

storm warnings from texas to nantucket, as steve pointed out all newscast long that cold is the big issue moving forward. so a lot of problems all across the country. leon alison? >> all right. what a mess! thank you, scott. >> we're also following several stories that are not weather related today. >> when we come back a look at what happened in the second day of the boston marathon bombing trial. >> after years of protests, a major change for one of the most popular circuss in the world. >> back now with a live picture from liberty mountain in pennsylvania. some folks have taken to the lifts on this snow day. all the people we know right now that are glad to have this snow. >> especially the people working there really happy. >> i'm sure they are. >> the snow is a big story here locally. there are some other things you need to know about that's happening today. one of the survivors of the boston marathon bombings took the stand today. this was the second day of that trial. jeff bowman lost both of his legs in that attack. he says he locked eyes with tamerlan tsarnaev shortly before the

i was at his house in nantucket. >> get out. >> oh, yes, i was. >> don't ask me how i got there. >> fancy i was at his house. and he came and he was wind surfing very nice. i took the snack. i knew kerry for a long time because he used to work in boston. we talked about the red sox. i don't know how to wind surf so we couldn't talk about wind surfing. listen, if we are going to talk you have to dry off first because he was all wet. >> he is not a kennedy. >> all right. >> yeah. coming from kennedy, he is not a kennedy. all right. ladies, thank you. when we come right back gutfeld and mcguirk have some thoughts on the police shooting in ferguson and pot use in the u.s.a. the boys moments away. epic music] ♪ introducing aleve pm... the pm pain reliever. that dares to work all the way until... [birds chirping] the am. new aleve pm. it's the first to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last all the way until morning. new aleve pm, for a better am. >>> >>> thanks for staying with us i'm bill o'reilly in the the what the heck just happened segme

. >> reporter: snow and ice hit an area from north texas to nantucket, up to 7 inches fell in portions of texas and that was on top of the layer of ice making road treacherous especially for big rigs. >> inclines are tough for semis but they have to go slow and end up sliding backward. >> reporter: air travelers are getting anywhere fast either. more than 4,000 flights were canceled. >> i'm doing a show at manhattan center so i won't be him or hopping but i will be here. >> reporter: snow came down most of the day here in washington. the federal government shut down but there was still controversy on capitol hill. conditions were perfect for sledding but that is bad on capitol him. couple dozen families showed up anyway. >> they came and said you are in the allowed to sled. >> reporter: capitol police were not enforcing the ban. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there is breaking news in the city of philadelphia tonight. a police office are has been shot in the line of duty, reportedly shot in the head and gravely wounded this happened at 22nd and lehigh in north philadelp

when they took off around nantucket, he as a relief pilot went in and took the controls the captain leftflight cockpit, left he then took control of the plane, said i put my hands in -- i put myself in god's hands, whatever will happen will happen and he lit early drove the plane into the ocean. the captain returned and got in the cockpit, and actually said to this relief pilot, pull with me do something, shut the power. help me. he continued to push the plane into the ocean. chanting in arabic that i'm in god's hands, god will take care of me. and essentially committed his own suicide as the ntsb said, the cause of the crash was due to his direct pilot inputs as a result of that he committed mass murder as well as his own suicide. >> i remember that -- i remember that the ntsb came to that conclusion, is my memory accurate in that egypt air through the end refused to admit that's what the cause was? >> absolutely. having done this for 40 years and involved in every major crash, we have foreign carriers and foreign government it is many of the governments own the airlines we run into res

all 217 passengers and crew died when egypt air flight 990 crashed off the coast of nantucket in 1999 co-pilot was to blame. before they are hired, u.s. commercial pilots are screened and evaluated. on the job they undergo medical exams ever six months for those 40 and older and every year for those younger. >> do you think it's possible they can slip through the cracks? >> it's always possible. >> reporter: he says the backbone of the system is self-reporting. >> you're legally required to disclose those things. under penalty of jail and fine if you fail to do so. but, of course people can lie. >> reporter: international aviation officials have expressed concerns about whether medical examines go far enough for younger pilots. in a 2012 document the international aviation organization said that an increased emphasis on mental health may be warranted. vlad. >> jeff, thanks. >>> this morning a prostitution scandal in the drug enforcement administration is prompting calling to clean house, agents are accused of attending sex parties funded by drug cartels. they were allegedly took place

the nantucket ferry plowing through the water there. soon. they're getting another arctic blast today. >>> brand new this morning, we're hearing the 911 calls from moments after a band of thieves stole nearly $5 million worth of gold on the side of a busy north carolina interstate. >> 911 what is your emergency? >> yeah, i'm on i 95 at mile marker 114. there's a couple guys that look like they got their hands zip tied behind their backs. >> north or southbound? >> there have been people trying to wave down and call police. >> what happened? security guards were transporting a truck full of gold from miami to massachusetts. they pulled over because they had engine troubles. they were approached by armed bandits who took their weapons. the thieves tied their hands behind their back and forced the men into the woods. amazingly no one was hurt. there is now a $50,000 reward for their arrest. >>> what a crazy story out of there. i hope they get their guys. >> it makes you wonder what happened. if they were on the side of the road, how do you

>> he will tell you they are nantucket red. >> okay. >> and no socks.rybody is demanding the server i think it's a legitimate question. i do know if this were donald rumsfeld or dick cheney i'll call this is level eight story as opposed to al hunt's level three for hillary clinton. is there something here? i know you're ready for hillary. >> well i think it will help when the e-mails that will become public as is turns out more of her e-mails are probably going to be made public than any other top state department official and people see the e-mails that will become public. >> you know it's not all of them and they're not going to see them. >> listen has this been handled perfectly? obviously not. is this a bump? yes. the question is you know what happens when we start looking at everyone else's e-mails? is everyone else giving up their personal e-mails? the governors running and -- so i don't think it was handled perfectly. i'm not here to defend the way it was handled but i am here to say, she is a, an incredibly strong candidate for president with an

the northern lights, this aurora borealis, it was visible from nantucket, michigan, as far south as texas this is due to an electro electromagnetic storm from the sun. it's just beautiful. i mean, those greens and yellows and pinks, a perfect example of the aurora borealis. let's show you what we've got going on. in the last 24 hours look at the temperature changes, colder by 7 degrees in chicago, columbus, 29 degree temperature drop between this time yesterday and today. new york city, 19-degree drop. and look what's going on. the ice melted over lake ontario and so we're getting lake-effect snow streamers across, in fact, in green county, new york, so much snow fell there was accidents, they closed the new york state thruway in green county. we've got winds today from connecticut to maine down to washington, d.c. some wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour, so look for airport delays in boston, new york city, philadelphia, and washington, d.c. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. roviding a free world-class education for anyone anywhere. if you look at

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