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Well in that house with his brother, as well. people who knew him. people at this airline. theyre trying to piece together exactly what might have been missed also in the many medical evaluations that he had to go through to be a pilot, and to remain a pilot, fredricka. >> all right, fred pleitgen thank you so much. appreciate that. lets take a closer look now at some of the latest information that were hearing. mitchell garber is a former ntsb medical officer, and senior managing consultant for...

They said all files had been turned over to authorities. the authorities in france and germany are cooperating on this matter. the germans for their part at this point in time are only saying he had an illness, he had been treated for an illness for quite a while. and had several sick notes because of this illness that he had torn up and was trying to hide this from his employer. they dont say exactly what that is. there are publications who are saying he had had mental problems in the past. so ...

Remains outs and get them ready for burial. it almost appears at some stages the forensic investigators are clinging on with their fingertips to that mountainside so they dont fall off. the helicopter pilots as well. my colleague nic robertson had been talking to one this morning, and he said when his helicopter was getting buffeted by winds so hard yesterday as he overflew those gullies and ravines ravines, he looked away from his control panel and looked at the birds there and a piece of strin...

Volatile? you cant necessarily trust they are going to self report. >> well back to the medical community directly fredricka. the faa and the safety systems we have in place, whether its the united states or worldwide, is what we consider a safety umbrella. within that safety umbrella, are certificates that grant you the authority to operate within the air space. so thats what a pilot certificate does. it says you will operate within the air space. the medical community that maintains the authen...

Quietly at the controls. the cockpit door fortified for security kept the pilot from getting back in the captain. cnns kyung lah is inside a flight simulator with a look at how the final moments might have played out. >> reporter: fredricka, we are inside a flight simulator with pilot buck rodgers who is taking us through maneuvers. were talking safety. thats coming up in a live report. in just this one moment, your baby is getting even more than clean. the scent, the lather, even the tiny bubbl...

Thats the case here though right, avery? if indeed these were doctors notes uncovered by prosecutors and they said unfit to work and maybe revealed something more about his medical condition, is the onus strictly up to that pilot to report it to the airline, or should the doctor have involved him or herself in reporting it to the airline? does that change the culpability, responsibility even of the airline at this point? >> it does not. every year pilots generally certify they have gone back and...

Relatives who one of our crews met outside a residential building here that in fact patrick was the man who was steering that plane. patrick sondenheimer. weve known from lufthansa that he was a captain who had been flying with the airline both lufthansa and germanwings as well as another german airline called condor for ten years. he had 6,000 flying hours. by all means a very very experienced pie lt. he was also the one who tried to get back into the cockpit, first knocking a little bit normal...

Conflict with the possibility, fredricka, of ground troops involved which could be very messy. there are dissenting voices though amongst arab leaders, not the least of which is iraq saying that accusations that iran is involved are nonsense and that the saudi-led operation was a hasty decision and i have heard this behind closed doors from others across the region concerned about the potential for what could be a very messy sectarian conflict and of course this just as the u.s. is at a crucial ...

Its, like, its been a big revolution and this past year where people can say their opinions out loud and especially in these countries where usually you cant see that very much. >> reporter: and while israel may not be talking officially, from the look of things egyptians will continue to voice their opinions out loud on the streets of cairo and across the country. cnn, jerusalem. as egypt goes through a second revolution, the turmoil has left the u.s. in a quandary with its middle east ally, ...

Basically its too close to call, just sit back, relax and enjoy. >> wow, that will be an extraordinary match. of course, well all be on the edge of your seats, of course. i guess murrays come close before, maybe this is the time. i know hes always kind of looking to the sky. well see what happens for him. thanks so much. you got your fingers crossed, okay, im not taking sides. amanda, appreciate it, thanks so much. keep us posted. all right, the world in the meantime especially those in london...