. >> egyptair 804 contact padova 1-2-0 kleined. >> 0725 padova control egyptair 804. good night. >> routine flight most of the way. investigators can't say if the downing of the plane was terrorism or an accident. smoke alarms apparently wer the crash. >>> two climbers have died after reaching the summit of mt. everest. dutch man and australian woman were coming down from the top when officials say they started showing signs of altitude sickness and later pass add way. it's been a dangerous week up on everest. another 30 climbers are sick or frostbitten. >>> there will be no triple crown winner after exaggerator came from behind to race past nyquist, who finished in third. nyquist owners have yet to decide if he will run in the belmont. >>> 89-year-old holocaust survivor fulfilling a lifelong dream. singing the national anthem before the game. ♪ for the land of the free and the home of the >> that is so cool. she has been a tigers fan since she moved to detroit 60 years ago, after she was imprisoned in several european concentration camps. >>> assembling another stron

. >> egyptair 804 contact padova 10725, good night. >> 0725 padova control egyptair 804. good night. >> seems to confirm reports of a routine flight most of the way. investigators can't say if the downing of the plane was terrorism or an accident. investigators have said smoke alarms apparently were going off in the moments before the crash. >>> two climbers have died after reaching the summit of mt. everest. a dutch man and an australian woman were coming down from the top when officials say they started showing signs of altitude sickness, and later passed away. it's been a dangerous week up on mt. everest. another 30 climbers are also sick or frostbitten. >>> there will be no triple crown winner after exaggerator won the preakness on saturday. the horse came from behind to race past kentucky derby winner nyquist, who finished third. exaggerator will run in the belmont stakes in two weeks. nyquist owners have yet to decide if he will. >>> and a beautiful moment at last night's detroit tigers game when an 89-year-old holocaust survivor fulfilled a lifelong dream. singing

. >> egyptair 804 contact padova 120.725 good night. >> this is 0725 padova control. 804. thank you so much. good day. >> everything sounds calm. two hours later, big, big trouble. what caused that plane to crash? egyptian president came out today with his first comments and said, all scenarios possible. here at charles de gaulle airport, they're certainly taking the terror scenario as very seriously. they've been interrogating workers in contact with the plane. they've been going through the passenger list, and screening hours and hours of surveillance video and report out today is, they have found nothing irregular. finally, the reason behind the crash is ral really probably not upper dwst most of the families of the 66 victims aboard that plane. they are too busy grieving, as well they should be. in cairo this weekend, there was a memorial service for a lovely young flight attendant. she was remembered by her family and her friends at a service. at the vatican today, too, shannon, pope francis had some words and some prayers for those who lost their loved ones. he offer

." >> egyptair 804 contact padova. 1-2-0 decimal. >> this is 0725. thank you so much. night. >> now we have evidence that says something mechanically went wrong. whether that was caused by a bomb or it was just plain mechanical, we need to figure that out. >> you go to work and you think everything's going to be okay. that's the only way you can think about it and unfortunately, it's not. >> no justice, no peace. >> had he been found guilty of these crimes, officers across the country would have felt that they could not arrest people, that they could not do their jobs. >> translator: i feel profound resentment against this self-centered and absolutely despicable crime. >> the united states is appalled by any violent crime that may have occurred or been carried out by any u.s. personnel or u.s. contractors. we consider it inexcusable. >> he's talking about more guns in our schools. he's talking about more hatred and division in our streets. >> i don't want to have guns in classrooms although in some cases teachers should have guns in classrooms, frankly. >> i don't want

. >> egyptair 804 contact padova. good night. >> padova control, egyptair 804. thank you so much.good day -- good night. >> just those few seconds there, an indication that at that point of the communication all things seemed to go well between the pilot and the air traffic control. obviously, the questions going to be what happened immediately after that because egyptair has confirmed it has had zero communication at any point with the cockpit or the pilot. that's going to be critical time period to try to fill in there. meanwhile, the country does continue to mourn the loss of those passengers. egyptair will hold a memorial prayer service or condolence service later this evening here at a mosque in cairo's suburb. they are expecting a large turnout as the country continues to mourn from this disaster. >> ayman mohyeldin in cairo, thank you for that. >>> coming up, we'll turn back to politics. we're going to take a look at our most important number of the day. we said this race is tightening, hillary clinton versus donald trump. how tight is it at this point compared to past elec

contact padova 1-2-0, decimal -- 7-2-5, good night. >> this is 0-7-2-5. thank you so much. that was followed by silence from the cockpit as the plane's transmission system was reportedly warning of smoke on board. those alerts continuing for three full minutes before the plane dropped from radar. >> now we have evidence that says something mechanically went wrong whether that was caused by a bomb or it was just plain mechanical, we need to figure that out. >> reporter: the only way to figure that out is with the data on those black boxes. french officials say they now have a sonar ship expected to arrive monday to help with the search. marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. >> marci, thank you. >>> president obama is in vietnam this morning. he's welcomed at the presidential palace in hanoi earlier today. he said there's a warm friendship between the u.s. and vietnam, he's now the third sitting president to visit the country since the vietnam war, vietnam is the first stop on a week long visit to asia. his next stop is to japan which which include a high-profile visit to hiroshim

this is padova control. >> thank you so much. good day. good night. >> reporter: significant because it sounds so normal. this is what we've been talking about in the last couple of days. really the first of three and a half hours of this flight seemed completely routine until something went wrong just before the moments it fell out of the sky and crashed into the mediterranean sea. getting on now to that search, they're searching an area of about 900 square miles from what we understand with depths ranging from anywhere from 6,000 to 10,000 feet in this part of the eastern mediterranean. lots of ships involved right now, including now this addition that el sisi mentioned of a submarine, the president saying that this sub can dive to depths of 9,000 feet. if that's the case, obviously that would help in searching for bigger parts of wreckage. that's really the rub here. big parts of wreckage are only so big when you're searching such a large area of the sea floor. >> it is 10:03 there in the evening on a sunday. thank you so much. for more

. >> egyptair 804 contact padova. >> thank you so much, good day. >> the pilot sounding calm, reportingvanished from the radar. investigators not ruling anything out, as it's revealed protestors wrote we will bring this plane down in arabic on that exact plane two years ago. >>> and president obama headed across the pond today to continue his apology tour. he will visit vietnam and japan and make a historic appearance at hiroshima. he will attempt to make amends for the atomic bomb dropped by the united states. critics are outraged, hoping he will press for release of prisoners. >>> jeb bush traveling the world to a safe place to finally break his silence on donald trump. listen to what he said yesterday in amsterdam. >> what i fear is that people looking down their nose will say the people supporting donald trump are a bunch of idiots. they're not. they're legitimately scared, they're not as optimistic, for legitimate reasons. >> he also says trump appeals to people's dissatisfaction with america rather than offering real political solutions. >>> bringing governor mike huckabee this mo

. >> contact padova, good night. >> this is control. thank you so much good day. >> chris, what more can you tell us about the additional debris found and what investigators are saying? >> reporter: let's start with what you just played that audio, which is notable for the fact how routine it is and how calm everyone sounds. it adds to the deepening mystery of what happened on that plane to bring it down out in the eastern mediterranean the search continues. daylight is going to fade within a few hours. this is a very difficult search, a ship that is coming from france still has a couple of days to go before it even arrives on scene, which is highly specialized equipment that can help look for black boxes. and some divers who have in fact experienced this kind of thing. in the meantime, there is plenty of investigative work that has been going on here at charles de gaulle airport, with the takeoff point from that flight. you see there was a passenger review. we talked about this in the first 24 hours. they look at that passenger manifes

padova control. thank you so much, good day. a good night. >> reporter: and so, four days after the crash, investigators hoping finding debris and the wreckage could yield clues. these u.s. p-3 aircraft now on patrol 24 hours a day over the waters. as planes scout from above today, teams in small inflatables sent to scoop up the debris. a sad collection gathered on ship's deck. warped pieces of metal with the egyptair logo. the ragged and waterlogged remnants of a seat, a life jacket that was never inflated. and also, the possessions of the people that plane carried. clothes. a woman's shoe. a purse. what you don't see, say egyptian officials, are the human remains they found. as search crews scour the sea, families mourn. grief bringing this grandmother to her knees as hundreds gathered at a cairo church service to say farewell to one of the flight crew's members. even though egyptair behind me and the egyptian government have not officially declared the 66 passengers and crew aboard that plane as dead, they have now all been m

. >> egyptair 804 contact padova control. >> good night. >> the very latest on the investigation.e is following developments live in cairo, egypt, with us this hour. good to have you. egypt is taking the lead. what more from their side of this? the focus of the investigation today. >> reporter: george, we're hearing from egyptian officials, investigators out there on the water. what they're trying to do is get the exact coordinates of where all the wreckage is being found and trying to determine the size of the wreckage field where everything is and then bringing it together. initially, the wreckage is going to be transferred for hearing in an egyptian military base and from there once gathered, it will be brought here to cairo, taken to the cairo international airport where they will start going through it further and trying to get a better sense of exactly what happened and officials saying that they hope to have a preliminary report out within a month's time. but really, right now, the main part of the search is, again, looking for the fuselage and those voice recorders and the