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what a shocker for the flight of 9520 5 9525 not only was the co-pilot andreas lubitz suffering from depression he was receiving injections from antipsychotic behavior and that is not the only revelation. there is also video recovered from the cell phone from a crash site shows the chaos the moment ss before it is recovered from the mountain and there are cold water thrown on that, but so far, so much leaked has been correct, so again, to night, so much to be a talked about. we will go to our justice correspondent pamela brown from dusseldorf with the lat esest. pam, lufthansa is saying that they want to set the record straight that they did in fact know about the co-pilot's issues with depression. that is right, isn't it? >> that is absolutely right, wolf. it is a stunning development here that we are learning from the airline that in 2009 andreas lubitz turned over documents self-reported that he had a bout with e depression when he was going through training, but before today, we heard from the lufthansa ceo that right after the crash that he said that the company didn't know anyth

. >>> german airline officials are still trying to understand the mental state of a co-pilot who is thought to have crash ad passenger plane in the french alps last week. the head of lufthansa and germanwings visited the crash site where all 150 people on board lost their lives. police briefed the ceo of lufthansa of the low cost carrier of germanwings about their search activities. the two men held a moment of silence. investigators believe the co-pilot crashed the germanwings plane he was flying into a mountain side intentionally. lufthansa executives earlier disclosed new findings about the co-pilot. they said he submitted medical documents six years ago that showed he had suffered from severe depression but was recovering. this took place when lubitz resumed his flight training after a break of several months. the executives say they think it will take a long time to under what led to the fatal crash. >> we're just very very sorry that such a terrible accident could have happened in lufthansa. we want to help as long as help is needed. that's also my promise. >> he declined to answer qu

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the other on the co-pilot's home computer. >> reporter: in the french alps among the scattered debris recovery workers say they've recovered smashed cell phones and finally the normally orange flight data recorder looking so badly burned it was black. still j investors say they are hopeful it's intact. inside the second black box french investigators hope to learn from the co-pilot was doing when he was alone in the cockpit and whether just before the plane began its steep decent the auto pilot had been manual changed to 100 feet as the tracking flight radar 24.com suggested last week. meanwhile inside the apartment german investigators hope to learn more about who he was and why he would crash the plane. they released some of what they found on his computer. the user name and the entered search words carry the conclusion that the device was used by the co-pilot said prosecutors. from march 16th to march 23rd the week leading up to the crash he studied medical treatments various ways and possible methods of committing suicide and that he spent several minutes on cockpit doors and thei

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the cbs evening news is up >> pelley: >> >> pelley: reversing course-- lufthansa now admits it knew the co-pilot had severe depression years before he crashed that jetliner into the alps. also tonight, indiana's governor responds to the national outcry over the so-called "religious freedom" law. >> we will fix this, and we will move forward. >> pelley: a look at what's driving more and more colleges out of business. >> there's nothing anyone could have done. >> pelley: and the race against time to save baby sea lions. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley >> pelley: this is our western edition. after a week of denials, lufthansa said today it did know that andreas lubitz suffered from severe depression long

it's more incriminating evidence against the co-pilot. m germany with more on the investigation. pamela this sense of acceleration before the plane hit the mountain this is very incriminating. >> reporter: it is. it's very disturbing this new information coming from that knewly re newly recovered flight data recorder. they say this new information is providing crucial clues showing the co-pilot's actions were voluntary, deliberate and premeditate premeditated. investigators now say the information recovered from the plane's charred flight data recorder shows the co-pilot changed the driver setting multiple times to speed up the plane as it headed straight into the french alps. the first reading of the recorder shows lubitz used autopilot to engage the aircraft down to 100 feet as he manually increased the speed. investigators say lubitz tried to shut down the mraep'splane's alarms. >> it would have been apparent to the passengers something was wrong, that sense of speed building up increased wind noise would have given the sense something

the airlines, they're saying they want to set the record straight that they did in fact know about the co-pilot's issues with depression. that's right, isn't it? >> reporter: that's absolutely right, wolf. this is really a stunning development here. we're learning from the airline back in 2009 andreas lubitz handed over medical documents self-reported he had a bout with depression going through training but before today, we heard from the lufthansa ceo. in fact right after the crash, and he said that the company didn't know anything about his medical issues and he was 100% fit to fly. take a listen. >> might there have been signs, could there have been indications that this person might have been mentally unstable? >> no the pilot has passed all his tests, all his medical exams. we have at lufthansa a reporting system where crew can report without being punished their own problems or they can report about problems of others any kind of punishment that hasn't been used either in this case. all the safety nets all the safety nets we are so proud of here have not worked in this case. >> repo

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gary, the internet searches show that this co-pilot had something that was going on. he thought about it and it looked like a premeditated act but took advantage of the opportunity, the captain, for example, to leave the cockpit on a fairly short flight for him to carry it out. what do you make of all of this? >> obviously, we see a lot of in-tact brain function, right? somebody who's organized, determined, focused, deliberate. serious emotional problems and moral problems but somebody who didn't create suspicion in the captain flying with him. that's why the captain would have left the cockpit. >> had to go to the bathroom, came back, and the door was locked. the cockpit door. the searchers finally have the second black box, the cockpit voice recorder, but we actually know what happened, right? the co-pilot brought down that plane. what's the flight data recorder going to tell us? >> well, i'm hopeful this flight data recorder is recording the movement of the door lock, it would open the recording of the opening and closing of the door but whether or not it would tell

the ceo of lufthansa held a press conference but refused to answer questions about the co-pilot who intentionally crashed that plane disclosed six years ago he suffered from depression. bill, pretty stunning press conference over there, what did you hear and what didn't you hear from the ceo. >> reporter: good morning. the ceo the boss of lufthansa carter spohr was dressed in a black suit and it was a somber statement that he read out to journalists, he said it was a terrible accident. he said the grief is still with us every hour. he said we're learning more every day about the cause of the accident but that it will take a long, long time to understand exactly how it happened. he said, i gave my word to the family we want to help as long as we can. he said we're very sorry. there's just no words to express it. and frankly, joe, he didn't say very much more not many words he spoke quickly in french and then he just turned on his heels and walked away. i then tried to ask him a few questions, but as you'll hear he didn't have anything more to say. >> merci. merci. >> sir, when did you find the 209

they did not answer questions about what they knew about the co pilot's mental state. he is accused of crashing the plane, killing all 150 people onboard. >> the governor of arkansas has not responded for the latest calls for him to veto a religious freedom bill. >> walmart the state's large evident employer said the state does not r our values. >> pledge to go cut greenhouse gas emissions by 20% as a contribution to a global treaty by the united nations. world leaders expect to ratify the treaty in december. >> the international criminal court welcomed palestinian as its newest member today with a low key ceremony in the hague. the court could open the door to pursue israeli officials for possible war crimes. we are live at the hague this morning. realistically, can israeli officials be brought to court there? >> >> the mechanism is certainly in place now tony for that to happen but the road towards any prosecution of israeli officials here at the i.c.c. in the hague is an extremely long one indeed and there are serious obstacles not the least of which israel is not a

the news comes as new evidence suggests that the co-pilot intentionally crashed that plane. >> reporter: two major breakthroughs in the investigation into the germanwings crash. the investigators in germany said that they extracted some information from the tablet computer seized from the dusseldorf house of andreas lubitz, the co-pilot. they said that somebody and in this case of course they must mean lubitz during the week before that flight searched online for two things. >> subsequently, the user was concerned with medical procedures but also informed himself about suicide methods. furthermore, on at least one day the person in question sent several minutes looking into cockpit doors and their security mechanisms. >> reporter: that suggests, of course, lubitz did have thoughts of suicide before boarding that plane, but also that he may have planned to lock the pilot outside when he went to the pilot to then set that plane on a downward path that ended into the mountains. on the french side of the investigation, the french prosecutor said they finally found after ten days the second

inside the german wings second black box french investigators hope to learn what the co-pilot was doing when he was alone in the cockpit and whether just before the plane began its steep descent the auto pilot has been manually changed to 100 feet as the tracking radar suggested last week. meanwhile inside his apartment, german investigators hope to learn more about who he was and why he would allegedly crash the plane. they released some of what they found on the tablet computer. the user name the personal correspondents and the search words carry the conclusion that the device was used by the co-pilot. from march 16th to march 23rd the week leading up to the crash they say he studied methods of committing suicide and that he spent several minutes on cockpit doors and security measures. >> after days of mounting criticism, indiana and arkansas have changed laws that supporters say protect religious freedoms. we report on what two grovers hope is the last chapter in the saga that reignited the culture wars in america. >> reporter: they announced an unlikely compromise. >> religious righ

developments the black box found at the crash site and a tablet appears to be filled with clues found in the co-pilot's home. what does it tell investigators about the possible motivation behind the crash. >>> california running dry, the governor's drastic water measures. residents being forced to use much less. the state in the grip of an unprecedented drought. >>> good morning everybody. i'm kate bolduan. john berman is off today. we have a lot to get to, including breaking news on the crash of germanwings flight 9525, a lot of new developments happening in just the last few minutes. officials now say they have found a tablet used by co-pilot andreas lubitz, and they found his search history from the days leading up to the crash and say he searched for methods of suicide and for information on cockpit doors and their security measures. officials also tell cnn lubitz was, quote, very afraid he would lose his license to fly because of his medical issues. a lot to get to for that and also new findings at the crash site, the second black box has been located. let's bring in justice correspondent

second black box, the flight data recorder but perhaps even more revealing, maybe the data imbedded in the co-pilot's ipad. >>> good afternoon. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we have some breaking news in our world lead. with president obama just announcing a few minutes ago a landmark deal with iran that he says will limit that country's nuclear ambitions to peaceful purposes by blocking every pathway to a nuclear bomb. >> as president and commander in chief, i have no greater responsibility than the security of the american people. and i'm convinced that if this framework leads to a final comprehensive deal it will make our country, our allies and our world safer. >> secretary of state john kerry, who has been working on these negotiations for nearly two years, said the deal would reduce iran's stockpile of low enriched uranium by 98%, cut its supply of centrifuges from 19,000 to just over 6,000, and allow rigorous inspections of iran's nuclear facilities. in exchange in part the west will eliminate sanctions that have crippled the iranian economy. this deal of course has been the

the french prosecutors are pursuing the angle of why did the co pilot decided to this. they found evidence in the hard drive of the computers from the house of his parents and from his apartment that he had been looked into cockpit security and how to circumvent it and had been considering suicide. in 2009, he'd received treatment for severe depression which we now know he had suicidal thoughts then, so that is the state of the inquiry so far. >> dominic, thank you. >> officials are asking for more help dealing with thousands of migrants being rescued in the mediterranean, many being taken to italy. the coast guard rescued 10,000 people in the last week alone. hundreds more are feared drowned. italian police say 12 christians had been thrown overboard by muslims while may go greating from libya. 15 suspects have been detained in that assault. >> undocumented immigrants in legal limbo. millions of families await a court ruling as judges take up an immigration policy that could bring them out of the shadows. >> families making the move to one of baltimore's toughest neighb

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in the seven days before the crash, co-pilot andreas lubitz went online to research suicide methods methods. he also investigated cockpit doors and their security methods. according to german prosecutors, meanwhile, the second black box recorder was found today at the crash site in the french alps. we are wrapping up work on a report with details on those late developments and we'll have it for you in our second half hour here. >>> we're following developments in kenya as the world reacts to the terror attack there. at least 147 people are dead after a hostage situation on a college campus. kenyan officials say members of the extremist group al shabab stormed the risa university this morning. witnesses say the gunmen singled out christians and killed them on the spot. most of the victims were students. the four gunmen were also killed. the white house condemned the attacks and described them as cowardly. >>> new and major developments this afternoon, in more than a decade of negotiations to curb iran's nuclear program. the u.s. iran and five other countries just agreed on the framework of a

. >>> and lufthansa is under fire after learning that they knew about the co-pilot's history. claudio, what's the latest there? >> reporter: betty, the ceo of germanwings and lufthansa will be here holding a press conference. we'll see if they'll give any more details if they knew anything about lubitz's past history. during his flight training in a facility that was run by lufthansa. in the meantime we hope to hear what they think about this video, claimed, by a magazine they saw a video allegedly shot by a passenger onboard 15 seconds before the crash took place. now u we spoke to the deputy chief editor of the magazine we also spoke to the journalist who allegedly passed on that video, he actually showed that video. it shows from the back of the plane, you can hear passengers screaming, shouting oh my good in several languages. you can hear bangs on the door. nbc news can't confirm the existence or the authenticity of this video, of course the french police say it's a fake. but the magazine stands by its report. >>> arkansas gave final approval to a law similar to indiana. w

they believed that it was the co-pilot who downed it and flew it into the french alps but only way tothat second black backs. l'agence french press said the second black box has been found and we're working for the french prosecutor to confirm that to us. >> claudio, let me go to dusseldorf, the german prosecutor right now having a conference. >> translator: after that you, sir, were searching for medical topics as well as potential suicidal message. on top of that they are looking into cockpit and security measurements with regard to that. we cannot confirm concrete search terms and evaluation. it's confidential as of now. because of the number of data we cannot expect any further results in the next few days. thus, we would kindly ask you to refrain from any other questions. >> so, we're going to be looking at the transcript of what exactly that press conference included, but it seems as though claudio lavanga who still joins me from the french alps claudio, it seems as though they are going to be searching through what could be another black box that could have been found this morn

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investigators tonight revealing what the co-pilot searched online for before the crash. was he planning for days? >>> the alleged bomb plot right here in the u.s. tonight, two american women under arrest. the fbi now saying they were planning a major attack. >>> and the uneasy landing. two separate passenger jets trying to land in seattle, struck by lightning. >>> good evening. the historic deal with iran in a moment. and already, outrage tonight. does it go far enough? but we begin this evening with that massive terror attack, gunmen in combat gear, storming a college campus in kenya. into dorms, reportedly taking aim at christians. this woman wounded, being helped away. at least 147 killed in cold blood. it began early this morning and lasted for hours. police crouched there, hunting for the gunmen. tonight, the four suspected gunmen now dead. the al qaeda-linked terror group, al shabab, claiming responsibility. in recent weeks, calling for attacks here in the u.s., citing the mall of america. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz leading us off. >> r

the prosecutor's office also released this information. supposedly this co-pilot was doctor shopping in the months previous to this terrible crash, trying to get some doctor saying he was fit to fly. no doctor would do that. the doctor kept giving him notes, you're not fit to fly. the doctors couldn't share that with the airline itself because that would have been illegal under german law. still, this guy worked with pilots, in the cockpit for long periods of time with people. you would think somebody would notice unless this lubitz was incredibly adept at hiding all the trauma that was happening in his life. >> carol, i talked with our correspondent sanjay gupta yesterday while not on air, one of the interesting things was it's possible he could have hid it. i'll tell you what what i discussed with him was the fact that you spend -- at least me personally i can spend as much as 14 hours with one individual. you learn about his family various aspects, how he works, how he reacts to certain things. even on the layover you spend some time together. you learn a

what we're finding out about the co-pilot of that plane that plunged into the alps. nuclear talks go into overtime. negotiators extending the deadline to hammer out an agreement on iran's nuclear weapons program. but will more time help? let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we start with a question. is it freedom or discrimination? on one side those who say religious freedom laws in 19 states ensured their beliefs are not violated. on the other, critics say those laws legalize discrimination against gays and lesbians. indiana governor mike pence whose decision to sign this into law unleashed this tide al wave of controversy wants a fix. we don't know what the fix is. but we have new information on the timing. >> i've come to the conclusion that it would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone. >> pence's request comes as another governor arkansas's asa hutchinson follows through on a pledge to ena

. >> and we also sanu information coming to light about the co-pilot who crashed the germanwings flight into the mountain. why the parent company now says he was allowed to fly despite a depression scare. >>> and taking a live look outside right now tom kierein says we should see warmer temperatures by the end of the week. he'll tell us when on your weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> we're learning new developments about the co-pilot who crashed a plane killing all 150 people on board in the french alps. lufthansa, the parent company, says it knew six years ago that andreas lubitz suffered from severe depression. the company says he wrote this e-mail in 2009 to the flight training school in order to resume training after dropping out. the statement does not address how the company followed up with lubitz. >>> closing arguments in the boston marathon bombing trial will take place next week. testimony in the trial is now over. the defense team for dzhokhar tsarnaev rested its case after just six hours. they argued tsarnaev's late older brother was the mastermind of the terror attack. an f

all night was even maybe sick, and you're right, in a disastrous moment, the pilot had to deside the co-pilot had to help. >> they were not, and i'll give you specific reasons why. on the cockpit voice recorder we hear her say she hadn't been in these icing conditions before. they trained them on a flight simulator that was not equipped to replicate an important safety device, the activation of the stick pusher, a device that pushes the controls forward to lower the nose when they approach a stall. that obviously surprised the captain. he reacted inappropriately. and in terms i wanted to follow up on one other thing about the regional airline association advocating that people with fewer hours get credit and go straight to regional airline seats to continue their education, continue their on-job training. the captain on the col'gan flight was hired by gulf stream bypassing other processes that other careriers at other jobs, and ultimately unneedless and preventable tragedy. for those who say these rules in 2010 were the result of a single crash, again not historically correct. there was

. >> thank you i want to welcome again the co-chairs megan wier from the department of health and papandreou and since the task force released its 2-year strategy last month and i encourage members of the public to check out the website and the strategy was launched with mayor lee showcasing our large vehicle curriculum and strategy work group and with many of our partners who have committed to doing further education for our large vehicle drivers in the city and mr. maguire will also be giving an update on the pilot project as we have at each committee meeting as well as the board of supervisors project that's funding through the fiscal year budget and i also do want to recognize we have a new face here today with vision zero the commander and i want to recognize you and congratulate you on your new position and thank commander ally for taking a tremendous step forward to take a strong implementation plan for being a part of our vision zero strategy and really look forward to working with the commander to continue that work forward and so i will call up miss wier and mr. papandreou first or