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By the nsa. but certainly a security incident there as you look at all the debris spread around it looks like there was an impact, a collision between that that police vehicles and that civilian vehicle. as weve been speaking carol, just to make clear, an enormous facility, the nsa, that both you and i have visited and that security cordon, that initial gate there, is a number of yards, hundreds of yards away from the main building. thats on purpose. thats the way many facilities around the d.c....

Apparently the debris spread on impact as it went directly into that mountain terrain. it took off from barcelona in apparently clear weather. so a lot more to be learned. that does it for this edition of quts an dree"andrea mitchell reports"." follow the show online on facebook and twitter. thomas roberts joins us with whats coming up next. >> thanks so much. we have fresh details up next. well pick up with the breaking news andrea was talking about. the coverage of the germanwings passenger je...

For one reason, evidence disappears. >> the separatists are removing evidence from the crash site. all of which bigs the question, what exactly are they trying to hide? >> reporter: in this case, its a crash site in chaos. as satellite images show debris spread over miles. >> we dont know whats been removed. we dont know whats been disturbed. its in a sense its significantly important in term of how the aircraft broke up, did it completely break up in flight? or did it break up after impacted th...

Incapacitated and the crew could not control the airplane. because of the volatile area -- that is, the war zone its in and the debris spread over nine to ten miles, it will be difficult for investigators to have immediate access because of the threat or risk to human life. this is a criminal investigation. no longer an accident investigation. >> ukrainian officials say this was the work of a book missile system, a russian-made anti-aircraft missile system designed to target low and high flying ...

The reason i dont think that is because in my investigations when the aircraft breaks up in flight, you have debris spread over miles and miles, and that would be very easy to see, even in the vast area weve been searching. >> even across 750 miles, which, you know, people are not familiar with what it takes to search for parts of a missing plane, you are. even across an area that big, you think they would have found something after four days? >> yes, i definitely do think that they would have. ...

Explosion, it would be debris spread over a large area. the airplane was probably up at 38,000 feet or so. it would spread out a lot. if it just went down in a straight dive which is very perplexing, you would probably not have it. that may be the oil slick. >> the plane 777 as a model is known for being able to fly on one engine up to three hours. both engines fail, it doesnt normally go into a nose dive. experts are thinking something indeed catastrophic did happen in the air, otherwise it wou...

10,000 hours overall. the last day and a half in crash happened they will tell you the san francisco runway is not the easiest one to land on. it is considered to be a more difficult runway to land on because you come in over water and come over that jet at this where the plane hit on saturday morning. then you would theoretically land on the runway. that runway is still shut down as the ntsb investigation continues. we spoke with ntsb investigators they told us it would be a little longer than ...

To be. when the ntsb video comes up, you see debris spread around over 200 yards where the bay end and the runway begins. that debris field spreads to the fuselage. the time line was a couple minutes out everything seemed fine. at seven seconds out is when things began to get difficult. of course there was no warning whatsoever for anybody on that plane outside of the cockpit. take a listen. >> a call from one of the crew members to increase speed was made approximately seven seconds prior to im...

With what just happened -- >> that was an eyewitness there anthony caserani reporting to cnn and fredricka whitfield just a short time ago what he witnessed. these are live pictures youre looking at from san francisco international airport. look at that. you see debris spread across the runway there. and, again, i want to tell you that we are reporting this. we have a team of people reporting this from around the world. i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world...

Tornado and declaring a state of emergency. the latest word is more than 80,000 people are without power. several high schools were damaged forcing the cancelation of graduation ceremonies today. the damage from the system stretches into illinois. the town of gillespie, about an hours drive northeast from st. louis is now starting the summer with a major cleanup at its high school. jennifer delgado is live to show us what happened there. what is it like. >> reporter: i am in gillespie, illinois ...