there recess metallic banging more than three times which paris match suggests may have been the captain trying to force his way back into the cockpit after being locked out by the co-pilot. toward the end there s said to be a heavy shake stronger than the others. apparently as part of the plane scrapes the mountain. the screams intensify, and then nothing. tonight lufthansa airlines is acknowledgeing for the first time that it knew the co-pilot andreas lubitz had a history of psychological problems before he deliberately crashed the jet. the parent company of germanwings releasing a statement saying lubitz informed their pilot training school in 20009 that he had a previous episode of severe depression. the airline says lubitz provided that information in the medical documents he submitted before resuming his flight training. after taking a break for several months. lufthansa revealed last week that lubitz was cleared to fly after that interruption. translator: he continued his
investigation after an internal investigation by lufthansa. wolf? thank you, pamela brown. let s bring in our aviation correspondent richard quest, former faa chief of staff, michael goldfar and tom fuentes. michael, lufthansa now acknowledges they knew of what they themselves describe as lubitz s previous episode of severe depression and knew he had received injections of anti-psychotic medication. earlier they said that he was hiding all of this. lufthansa knew it then. should this person have been a pilot with 149 people on board? the answer is clearly no. how does that happen? how does he get through the system? lufthansa is not a fly-by-night operation. they have the best capability in the world but, once again, we talked about this. the pressure is in the market for expansion and germanwings
investigators with a rare look inside the crash of a major commercial airliner. in the rubble at the crash site a germanwings flight 9525 a cell phone reportedly found. on it video shot from the back of the doomed airbus a320. someone on board captured the terrifying moments that may help investigators understand what happened in the moments before the crash. as reported from french magazine and german newspaper bild, the video captures metallic banging more than three times. 90 seconds later according to like transcripts, alarms were triggered that sounded like this. pull up. terrain. screams, oh my god, in several different languages were heard according to the report. i think every pilot across the united states is horrified and very saddened that their profession has been taken to a
optum. healthier is here. i have great credit. how do you know? duh. try credit karma. it s free and you can see what your score is right now . i just got my free credit score! credit karma. really free. new controversy erupted today after french and german publications claimed a video from inside the germanwings plane shows the terrifying final moments just before it crashed. french police are now calling the reports completely wrong,