u.s. indonesia's government is excited about islamic fashion's potential as a major export. >> translator:y 2018 we intend to become the center of islamic fashion in asia. by 2020, we want to be the global center of islamic fashion. >> more and more muslim women are enjoying indonesia's glamorous, islamic fashion. today we'll look at the front leans of this rapidly growing trend. jakar jakarta, the capital of indonesia. over the past few years, a growing number of islamic fashion boutiques have opened in prominent shopping centers. what is islamic fashion? it's a common practice in islam for women, when in public to cover their bodies with the exception of the face and hands and hide their hair. islamic fashion designe cree chic garments that adhere to these rules. elegant designs and soft pastels are the trademark of ria miranda whose clothing is hugely popular among muslim women who want to look beautiful while preserving their modesty. debuting in 2009, ria breathed new life into the islamic fashion ene. >> translator: usually when you think of muslim women you think of the dressed in b

we at -- the u.s., indonesia, australia were ever we work.rogram was a real foundation for our efforts for personnel development committees. it is a way we manage talent around the globe. we focus on accountability within the personal development committees to be sure we have the right people and the right job at the right time. they are accountable to monitor the diversity, statistics, and the metrics. our core values have a strong element of accountability. matt: i was just wondering that. alix: a broader look here, as you are ahead of age or production and a duration, what is the project you are most excited about in the next years? a very high production growth. melody: in my region, asia-pacific expands from australia to china. we have tea does very large projects that are well into development. oregon will start up this year. these are big projects that will provide road a lot -- reliable energy throughout asia for many decades to come. alix: he signed a production sharing contract. i bring that up because part of it is natural gas play

u.s. dollars in indonesia to expand and to build businesses. crease 30% of the current annual shipment to rate of 38,000 units. none automated investments are said to reach 3 billion u.s. dollars including textiles, construction, industrials. one saturday this commitment will be -- one hearses said this commitment will be in line this year. -- one person said this commitment will be in line of this year. havet investments not only -- health economy but the outlook. -- direct investments not only economy but to the outlook. shery ahn: ali karenina, thank you. australia is finalizing plans to join and infrastructure bank unless it gets a paul allen in sydney. can we say australia is committed? committed, sherry in. -- shery ahn. there are a few issues. one of them is governments and basically ensuring no one country dominates the bank and the board of directors has the final say of any major investment decisions. however, the treasurer in australia was talking over the the rightd said it's thing for australia to do is join the bank and be part of

it plunged into a river in indonesia. u.s. investigators say the pilot probably crashed it on purpose but indonesian investigators said their results were inconclusive, and just talking about the egypt flight in 1999. 217 people on board. took off from blue jackets -- from jfk and crashed into the 'ocean. the copilot cut the wires and kept repeating the phrase, i rely on god. and this last one happened two yours ago on a mozambique airlines that crashed. 27 passengers onboard. six crew members. a preliminary investigation pointed that it was a deliberate act by the captain after he had lost his copilot out of the cockpit. >> four examples. continuing coverage of the jet disaster in france as family members and victims say their goodbyes. we have insight from two investigators who worked on two airline atalks, including the 9/11 attack and the twa crash. that and iran and saudi arabia are at war. it's a proxy 0 war and the battlefield is in yemen and it's extremely serious and developing now. we'll have details coming up. [ mal

u.s. congress to block a deal. >> indonesia transferred 11 convicted drug smugglers to an island where they'll face a firing squad. australia prime minister said he is revolted by the prospect of the ex-uses. >> returning to the -- executionses. returning to the story. john hendren is outside the mine. >> the latest we have is the separatist government says it appeals there's no foul play involved in the explosion. the donetsk people's rub lake says -- republic says it looks like methane gas may be responsible for the explosion that killed about 30 people we believe so far. we know there were 200 or so underground at the time of the explosion. that means half of the people made it out. one man that came out said he saw at least five dead bodies on the way. this is a shaft that is a kilometre deep. they couldn't go in initially. they had to let the noxious gas out before it could go in. the search would be ongoing, but it could take time because of the depth of the shaft. >> this mine has a history of accidents, doesn't it? >> particularly bad history, in fact. over 100 people were killed in a

u.s. embassy in barbados and the consulate in indonesia. >> don't go for a big bang for the sake of a big to and trying circles or squares and rectangles that are definable and easy to recognize. >> sorg has turned those shapes into award-winning designs throughout our area. like the southern regional technology and recreational complex in ft. washington. condominiums in downtown and the u street corridor. the shapes even appear in her art. floating up in the midst of the saturated pigments that echo the garment and sunset of her native india. >> you know there's no way you can deny the kind of cultural cues you grew up with. >> she came to washington to study at howard university in a field that has always been dominated by men. she has created the largest woman-owned architectural firm in the country. and after 30 years, she says she's just getting started. >> i see architects until they're 80. >> if only we could all peak when we turn 80. that residence that she designed on north capital street that could be finished by the end of this year. >>> well there's a new most expensive house

u.s. ally, as well as rising asian powers india and i indonesia.s such as brazil, russia and germany have also applied for membership. the bank is did he sign today target infrastructure projects that are not being funded by the imf and the world bank it's hoping to fill a funds being gap of $800 billion a year. but the u.s. says the initiative will fall short of international banking standards. in a moment we'll hear the view from jakarta and bay jinx, bus first tom acker ackerman in washington. >> reporter: here at world bank headquarters the chinese initiative is not being seen as a competitive threat. the american president of the bank says it's already in deep discussions about cooperating on infrastructure projects and another major institution the imf is also sounding positive about the new lending group. >> i think that the many are sometimes the better. and there is plenty of work to be done. infrastructure needs is not in short supply. >> reporter: the u.s. officials say they are willing to look at co funding so long as they comply with h

u.s. base in okinawa will go on despite opposition from the prefectural governor. >>> the president of indonesia is in japan with a message for business people joko widodo wants them to help his country expand its economy. >>> and the president of afghanistan is on his first visit to the united states since taking office. a trip aimed at repairing and rebooting relations. >>> japan's defense minister is standing firm on moving a u.s. air base in okinawa. jen nakatani says in order to suspend relocation work won't change anything. >> translator: i was not aware of any problems in the procedures leading up to the survey. so the governor will continue with the plan. >> nakatani says he wants people in okinawa to understand that it's important to move the futenma air station from a heavily populated area. he says it's necessary for national security and to reduce the burden on the prefecture. okinawa governor takashi onaga says the survey work has probably damaged coral reefs. he told the regional bureau of the defense ministry on monday to suspend survey work. onaga says if ministry officials don't

october 12th 2002 bali indonesia, where tens of thousands of american tourists travel every year. an al qaeda affiliate detonated three bombs. the first bomb near the u.s. consulate caused no injuries. the second bomb, just after 111:0011 11:00 p.m. bomber a suicide

u.s. congress to block any potential deal. >>> indonesia has transferred 11 convicted drug smugglers to anwhere they will be executed. most are foreigners. our correspondent has this report. >> reporter: the silence, says it all. families of the two men are heading to indonesia to say their good-byes. they have the most powerful man in australia on their side but even he can't get indonesia to budge. >> when i spoke to the president last week i made it absolutely crystal clear what australia's position was, is and always will be. we abhor drug crime, but we abhor the death penalty. >> reporter: indonesia's president has said that drugs kill up to 50 young people every day in his country, and that's why the death row prisoners, mostly foreigners have been moved to the island where they will be shot to death. these two have had the most media attention, partly because of a moving campaign by their parents. >> everybody makes mistake. they did something stupid. they don't deserve to die. >> reporter: arrested in their 20s, they are now in their 30s, and they were caught trying to smuggle hero

u.s. embassy in barbados and the consulate in indonesia. >> you know, you don't just go for the big bang forhe sake of a big bang. i'm attracted to triangles or circles or squares and rectangles that are definable and easy to recognize. >> reporter: sorg has turned those shapes into award-winning designs throughout our area. like the southern regional technology and recreation complex in ft. washington. condominiums in downtown and the u street corridor. the shapes eve appear in her art, floating up in the mist of the saturated pigments that echo the garments and sunsets of her native india. >> there's no way you can deny the kind of cultural cues you grew up with. >> reporter: sorg came to washington from india at 17 to study at howard university in a field that has always been dominated by men. she has created the largest woman-owned architectural firm in the country. and after 30 years, she says she's just getting started. >> actually architects don't move until they're 80. >> if we could only all peak when we turn 80. that residence sorg designed for the homeless veterans on north capito

should be based right here and indonesia says it's a logical choice because the country will be one of its biggest clients and they want to invest $438 billion u.sin infrastructure in the next five years and build 500 railroad, 2600 road and 24 sea ports and 48 dams and most of the money will have to come from foreign investment. indonesia is working very hard to host the bank and also eying one of its most powerful positions, the vice presidency but many are questioning indonesia's chances due to a lack of proper infrastructure and space right here in dakarta to host a prestigious international institution. >> few could do this and right now it's seeking to challenge washington's dominance of two of the world's biggest financing institutions, the world bank and the international fund and said too long washington voice prevailed here and institutions need reform and no longer reflect the changing shape of the global economy, an economy that is increasingly dominated by china, so with the bank that china is proposed to set up it hopes to change all of that. china of course believes the bank will dovetail neatly with another project it has been to

u.s.-japan defense cooperation guidelines and negotiations for the transpacific partnership. >>> the president of indonesiasiting japan for the first time. joko widodo met on monday with the emperor and empress of japan and prime minister shinzo abe. joko visited emperor akihito and empress michiko at the imperial palace. the emperor asked him about the current situation in aceh which was struck by the indian ocean tsunami in 2004. joko said 99% of the reconstruction is now complete. he expressed his appreciation for japan's support. later in the day, joko met prime minister abe. they discussed business ties and maritime security cooperation. >> translator: japan and indonesia are both maritime democratic nations in asia. i would like to dramatically strengthen our mutually beneficial partnership and contribute to peace and prosperity in the region and the world. >> translator: first of all, i'd like to say that i am very grateful for your warm welcome. today i'd like to discuss cooperation between indonesia and japan. >> the leaders issued a joint statement on plans to promote economic cooperation includi

u.s. who reminded me -- i guess i needed reminding -- that indonesia is the large muslim country in the world. it has 250 million people more or less, 87% of whom are muslim many of the senior members of the government including this ambassador are muslim, and it is a peaceful democracy. my question is, is this the only example, or is this an important example of an alternative muslim idea? and could it somehow be the considered and used in a more effective way as a counter to isis? >> you know, isis thrives on weak states, you know, end news ya malaysia and -- indonesia malaysia and countries in southeast asia, they are -- they have, you know, they have a legacy of, you know, good governance. and whenever you find good governance isis cannot, you know gain ground because isis is about, it's a political project. political project. and that's essential. as much as it's a religious project. but the two come together. so you have political background which is basically you're alienated, you're estranged by local politics and by your government politics, but also you have to have a religious back

u.s. congress to block any deal that allows iran to keep it's nuclear facilities. >>> indonesia's president said that the execution of 11 convicted drug smugglers will go ahead. the prisoners have been transferred to the island where they'll be executed by firing squad. it includes nationals from australia, brazil, france, nigeria and the philippines. efforts at the highest level to save them appear to have failed. >> we think that these two australians deserve to be punished, but they certainly don't deserve to be executed. that is our position. millions of australians are feeling sick in their guts at the prospect of the execution of these two. i've been saying again and again this is contrary to indonesia's national interest and best values. >> indonesian president widodo said that the excuses won't happen this week, but insists they'll be carried out soon. >> i as president have to follow the constitution, which still allows executions and their verdicts have already been decided by the court. >> you're not only a president but you're a person. i'm sure you have thoughts about this. fee

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. >>> a warning that indonesia's growing population is a demo graphic time bomb >>> and the miracle sea road - thousands of south koreans celebrating a tidal festival. >>> the u.s. state department says the deteriorating security situation in yemen forced it to evacuate remaining personnel in the country. the security council is to hold an emergency meeting. they have launched a new offensive in the south. the president abd-rabbu mansour hadi has tried to rebuild a power base. >> people gathering to protest the arrive of houthis. >> a helicopter was a sign that pro-houthi sources may be close. they have tried to hang on to power since forced to fleet the capital. there are those that oppose the houthis, they are protesting against them. they will not fight the houthis. >> people travel the bombize that killed 137 on friday. the president appeared on television and said it was an attempt to push them into war. he needed to secure yemeni. >> the job as a president is to do that and invite powers and components including those that carried out the coup in order to agree and think it would help the arts. >> negotiations are in trouble. al jazeera learnt they they o

u.s. congress greed to increase china's voting share in the i.m.f. >> if it's up to indonesia the bank should be based here in jakarta. it's a logical choice, because the country will be one of the biggest clients. indonesia wants to invest in infrastructure building 5,000 kilometers of railroad, 2,600 kilometers of roads, 24 sea ports and 48 dams. most of the money will have to come from foreign investments. indonesia's not only lobbying hard to host the bank, but eyeing one of its most powerful positions, the vice presidency. >> few countries could manage what beijing is pronessing rights now. it's seek to go challenge washington's dominance of two of the world's biggest financial institutions the world bank and international man tear fund. beijing said washington's voice has prevailed here and the institutions need reform and no longer reflect the changing shape of the global economy an economy that's increasingly dominated by cline in a with that with the bank china proposes to sets up, it hopes to change that. china of course believes this bank will did you dove tail with the revival of

u.s. is over, but it looks like the fallout will last much longer. >>> two australians convicted of drug trafficking in indonesiaheir planned executions are imminent. >>> and ferguson, missouri getting a scathing report card when it comes to race. hello, i'm rosemary church. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. >> i'm errol barnett. this is cnn newsroom.

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indonesia transfers 11 11 convicts to face eye firing squad. >>> and south african firefighters battle to put on out a massive blaze in the mountains around cape town. >>> u.sesident barack obama says the israeli prime minister has offered no viable alternatives for dealing with iran in his speech to congress. world powers are negotiating ideal that would see sanctions dropped in returns for strict limits on producing nuclear fuel. netanyahu believes that will lead to a nuclear armed iran. patty culhane has more. >> reporter: that was unprecedented a leader of a foreign country addressing the u.s. congress to criticize the foreign policy of their own president. israeli prime minister ben anyone netanyahu is here at the invitation of the opposition party over the objections of u.s. president barack obama. >> my friends, i am deeply humbled. >> reporter: here to talk about iran and the ongoing negotiations over its nuclear program. >> this deal has two major concessions, one leaving iran with a vast nuclear program. and two lifting the restriction on his that program in about a decade. that's why this deal is so bad. it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb.

u.s. is over, but it looks like the fallout will last much longer. >>> two australians convicted of drug trafficking in indonesia are running out of plan. their planned executions are imminent. >>> and ferguson, missouri getting a scathing report card when it comes to race. hello, i'm rosemary church. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. >> i'm errol barnett. this is cnn newsroom. en. >> if iran threatened to walk away from the table and this often happens in the persian bazaar, call their bluff. they'll be back. they need the deal a lot more than you do. >> the white house is dismissing mr. netanyahu's speech as more of the same. president obama said he didn't have time to watch or listen butsame. president obama said he didn't have time to watch or listen but did read a transcript of the speech. here's his response. >> on the core issue which is how do we prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon which would make it far more dangerous and would give it scope for even greater action in region. the prime minister didn't offer any viable alternatives. >> back home in israel mr

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october 12th 2002 bali indonesia, where tens of thousands of american tourists travel every year. al qaeda affiliates detonated three bombs, the first bomb near the u.scaused no injuries. the second bomb just after 11:00 p.m. a suicide bomber inside paddy's pub, and as the injured ran into the street a car bomb exploded. 207 were killed. and in egypt, a group fired automatic weapons into a tour bus, stabbed and killed 68 swiss and japanese tourists at one of egypt's top tourist destinations. isis al qaeda, and al shabab have all expressed their desire to hit western targets. a recent bid of isis propaganda promises just that. soon in your city will be the battle. the groups have specified targets it would like to hit. in rome 500 police have been added to protect destinations like the vatican and coliseum. recently though no islamic group is known to have targeted a heavily guarded tourist destination, but it has threatened places like the white house, london's big ben, the eiffel tower in paris and even minnesota's mall of america. >>> to australia. the cafe that was the scene of a deadly siege three months ago is back in business. hundreds began li

u.s. drone strike in southern somalia last week garar is thought to have been one of the leaders of the attack on the westgate hopping mall in kenya in 2013 that killed 67 people. >> indonesia will end the search for the bodies of 57 people killed in the asia airasia flight. the black boxes have been recovered but officials have made nothing public. >> french is a tirrist dudonner, he says i feel like charlie kulibali. >> russian president vladimir putin signed treaty today with the president of georgia's break away region, the agreement formally rg,. >> russia's policies visa vee vees vis-a-vis georgia, in the region including through the use of force occupation annexation. >> rufers gained control of south osetia and opkazia last year. >> outside the kremlin rory challands reports that while russia celebrates the west is not happy. >> reporter: crimea's celebrations may well be stage managed but they are genuinely felt by the region's majority of ethnic russians. in simferopol, the mood the jubilant. >> we are very glad. we doubted a little bit in the beginning but now our future is with russia. despite our difficulties this transitional year, we have patriotic sentiments

october 12th 2002 bali indonesia, where tens of thousands of american tourists travel every year. an al qaeda affiliate detonated three bombs. the first bomb near the u.s. consulate caused no injuries. the second bomb just after 11:00 p.m. a suicide bomber inside paddy's pub as the injured and frightened ran into the street a third larger car bomb exploded. 202 people including seven americans, were killed. november 17th 1997 luxor, egypt. an islamic group fired automatic weapons into a tour bus, stabbed and killed some 68 mostly swiss and japanese tourists at one of egypt's top tourist destinations. isis al qaeda and al shabab have all expressed their desire to hit western targets. a recent bid of isis propaganda promises just that. soon in your city will be the battle. the groups have already specified targets they had like to hit. in rome 500 police have been added to protect landmark tourist destinations like the vatican and coliseum. recently though no islamic group is known to have targeted a heavily guarded tourist destination. but still, it has threatened places like the white house, london's big ben, the eiffel tower in paris and even minnesot

u.s. treasury. >> reporter: the search for victims of december's aircraft asia crash is winding down. indonesia today is the last day that will have the search teams looking for more bodies and wreckage. families of the many victims to still have not been found plan to meet with air asia officials. they're expected asked the airline to continue the search using their own funds. water and 62 people on board the plane were killed when a crash when it crashed into the java sea. >> reporter: passengers on united airlines flight attack the young man to the tackle the young men to the ground after he strategy high g hyde iraq to hijack the aircraft and it was caught on camera. the plane was on its way to denver but had to return to dallas washington after the disturbance on board was reported. shocking video is posted on line showing the young man being pen to the floor by several passengers while apologizing and shouting in fear as police approached him and he said he will be removed from the plane. the passengers taken to a nearby hospital for evaluation. >> reporter: all woman was arrested on up o

u.s. is look 12 times on the way. this is a country and has china on one side - and india is on the other side. it has neighbours asian neighbours like thailand. and indonesia. >> there's a lot of... it is looking for more foreign investment from the united states. and one final option is that myanmar is holding elections. the leader best known in the united states is nobel peace prize winner. she can't run because of a ban on people that marry foreigners. do you think the elections will be fair to the opposition? >> it is quite possible that the elections will be conducted fairly. it is also possible that aung san suy kyi will not become the ft. the transitions that is under way is difficult. we should think very carefully as a country how we nudge the country in a positive direction and it's certainly not going to happen by imposing so sanctions in a knee jerk reaction. >> good to have you with us. thank you. >> crews have recovered the bodies of so people including some athletes. they were in argentina filming a reality tv show when the accident occurred. >> reporter: the accident happened at the end of filming in a remote region in the west of argentina

october 12th 2002 bali indonesia, where tens of thousands of american tourists travel every year. an al qaeda affiliate detonated three bombs. the first bomb near the u.sate caused no injuries. the second bomb, just after 111:0011 11:00 p.m. bomber a suicide bomberer. a third larger car bomb exploded. 202 people, including seven americans, were killed. november 17th 1997. luxor, egypt. an islamic group fired automatic weapons into a tour bus, stabbed and killed some 68 mostly swiss and japanese tourists at one of egypt's top tourist destinations. isis al qaeda, and al shabaab have all expressed their desire to hit western targets. a recent bid of isis propaganda promises just that. soon in your city will be the battle. the groups have already specified targets it would like to hit. in rome 500 police have been added to protect landmark tourist destinations like the vatican and coliseum. recently though no islamic route is known to have targeted a heavily guarded tourist destination. but still, it has threatened places like the white house, london's big ben, the eiffel tower in paris, and even minnesota's mall of america. miguel marquez, cnn, new york.

u.s. which is one of our most important allies. >> rival north korea is formally the most vocal opponent of the drills and said this is what america deserves. al jazeera. >> indonesia rejected an offer to swap prisoners to save two from drug execution. 11 people have been transferred to an island where they'll face a firing squad. >> the world's second biggest economy is slowing. china's premier said exports are falling and people should be encouraged to buy locally-made goods. we have more from beijing. >> from across china they streamed into the great haul of the people, for the annual report of their government and its plans. what were they're priorities? >> i want migrant workers to enjoy the same treatment as urban citizens. >> what i care most about is the air. everyone has to breathe. >> inside, they would devote time to both subjects, managing the transition from the export growth of recent decades to a more domestically driven and slower growing china the growth down from 7.5% to 7%. >> with downward pressure on china's economy brewing and problems surfacing the difficulties we are to encounter in the year ahead may be more formidable than last year. pledg

indonesia. >> we want to welcome our viewers. i'm zain asher. >> and i'm john vause. this is cnn newsroom. >>> we begin in south korea where police have arrested the man accused of attacking the u.s. ambassador with a knife. >> it happened in seoul, just as lippert was set to deliver a speech. his face was cut, but his injuries are not considered life threatening. he just got out of surgery in the past hour. he needed 80 stitches on his cheek alone. state media say the suspect was angry about joint u.s.-south korean military exercises. >> paula hancocks joins us live now. what more do we know about the ambassador's condition? >> reporter: we've had a briefing not long ago from the doctors who carried out these operations. they say that he has a gash which is 11 centimeters long from his right cheekbone to his lawer jaw and three centimeters deep. they say if it had been any deeper it could have cut a key artery and could have been fatal. but they say the surgery was very successful. they say that he's now resting in a hospital ward. he could be in hospital for three to four days. according to the doctors, they say that the ambassador was very calm throughout saying that his compa

u.s. the fbi has seen children as young as 15 recruited by isis. brian todd cnn, washington. >>> the australian government has made a last-ditch attempt to conduct a prisoner swap with indonesiaollows a candlelight vigil for the two in cam berra, australia. countries across the spectrum were united in opposing the pending executions. >> the men convicted on drug smuggling charges have been in jail for nearly a decade now. they were moved wednesday to an island facility where executions are carried out. >> what we are seeking to do is have an opportunity to talk about options that might be available in the area of prison transfer, prison swap. absolutely no details, but we are seeking an opportunity to explore every option that might be available, every thaef might be available to save the lives these two men. >> australia's foreign minister there. cnn hear more on developments from bangkok. she joins us now on the phone. so the australian government as we heard has suggested the prisoner swap in an attempt to try to save the two australians from the firing squad. how likely is it that that will happen? >> reporter: well, the frank answer it's not looking like that right now.

indonesia once was very opposed to it. i think it can make this transition. and, i should say fairly and squarely. this was not nepotism at work. alix: when you look at u.s.ey can be contentious at best. what part did we play helping to change that and frame the debate between these two countries? guest: i think he was an utter realist. albeit one that three or four generations ago had migrated and took a certain pride in seeing china regained this stature. he wanted to become more chinese after growing up in the british colonial experience. he had many disagreements with china, too. of all the asian leaders, he was sympathetic to china while keeping a certain critical distance. alix: that tension between china and the u.s., the obama administration is proposing to co-finance projects with the new asian infrastructure investment bank after several key european allies revolted against the u.s. and said they would become founding members. what did you make of this potential shift? >> i don't think it was the white house toss finest hour. caught with their pants down when all of our allies went off to join the bank. i think it would been much better when chi

in 1997 silk air 185 in indonesia, and a suicide flight remains the leading theory in the mysterious disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. in the u.s including a full psychological workup. former fbi agent and jetblue vice president ken maxwell. >> includes a mental evaluation and can't be evidence as a result of this exam any incidents of sighpsychosis or bi bipolar. >> reporter: in germany and in the u.s. once a pilot has the job, the yearly physical does not include a mental evaluation. >> wait wait. >> reporter: in 2012 a jetblue pilot suffered a mental breakdown on a flight from las vegas to new york. the copilot locked him out of the cockpit then made an emergency landing in amarillo. experts say identifying a potential psychological issue in anyone can be very difficult. >> the idea nowadays that a full psychological workup would somehow clue you in to which pilots are going to do things like this, it's fiction. >> tom costello reporting. joining me now psychologist jeff gardere and retired airline captain. thank you both for being with me. jeff the copilot appears to have hidden evidence from an illness including being excu

indonesia, all 155 people on board were killed. before that january of 2009 what we now know is the miracle on the hudson. u.s. airways taking off from new york to charlotte where the aircraft struck a flock of birds and power went out and sully sullenberger successfully landed with that iconic shot. all 155 people survived after evacuating the aircraft on water. to july of 2007, 3054 in brazil one of the two thrust diverser was activated to the plane shot past the runway crashing into a concrete building there and caught on fire. all 187 people on that plane were killed as well as several people on the ground. you can see images of the aftermath here. bear with me to june of 1988 a crash during an air show air france flight 296 failed t earlier the a-320 was commercially launched and right away the aircraft strongly sold there and it has been the fastest selling plane as far as manufacturer goes in the world for several years. you put into context how safe this is but those few instances we've seen over the past years because it has been so highly publicized. you can see the impact every time you think of an