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pressuring iran and show respect. irans -- iranian state tv said if an agreement is reached, sanctions on oil, banking and finance have to be lifted immediately. he also insisted on keeping research and development with advance centrifuges. two major points of contention that could complicate matters even further. three of the foreign ministers have already left. among them the french foreign minister speaking from paris this morning said sufficient progress hadnt been made and he woul...

Solo person in the cockpit for fear that if somebody commandeered the cockpit they could do nepharious things. what we didnt really look at when we put the rules together was of course the pilot being one of the bad guys. and in this case that fortified door and those protocols prevented us from basically salvaging a very bad situation. i think the protocol should be adopted because that is a line of defense, whether the person has a medical issue, a security issue or in this case has a solo act...

Bodies and the debris. >> and as you -- as we can of course hear the helicopters around them and see them this trip up the mountain to the ravine where the crash took place is very difficult. they can only lower a few recovery experts at a time and so weather permitting this is going to take a while. thanks so much from the crash site. >> after pushing back yesterday, lufthansa, the parent company announced new regulations requiring two people at all times in their cockpits. now questions are be...

Suffered from depression. friends say lubitz always had dreams of the sky. he started training with lufthansa in 2008 including time at this facility in phoenix. in 2013 he got his commercial pilots license but accumulated only 630 flight hours until officials say he put this airbus into an eight-minute controlled dive that ended with the plane slamming into the french alps. despite this the ceo of lufthansa subsidiary germanwings told me there were no red flags. >> were there any reports that t...

Note that was found in the apartment was described -- he was described quotas unfit to work for several days including the day of the crash. and apparently you correct me if im wrong here greg. sick notes like this are somewhat more common in germany than they are in this country, is that right? >> thats the procedure. normally they will be issued this sick note under their insurance company, you provide one to the insurance company that the second one technically is supposed to go to your emplo...

However, the focus isnt likely to remain on the mental health on pilots specifically whether there is a better way to catch signs of severe illness. greg feith is a safety analyst and former investigator with the national transportation safety board as well. greg is there a better way to catch signs of severe illness? is there something else we need to be doing that were not doing right now? >> i think this particular event is going to probably create a level of discussion about whether or not d...

towards his employer as well as his colleagues. >> germanwings has released a statement saying a sick note for that day was not submitted to the company. the associated press now reporting that dusseldorf hospital said he was a patient over the last few months but did not provide details about his condition. a report indicates that lubitz files contained a special sic code special regular medical examination. nbc news has not confirmed that report. efforts to identify the crash victims...

no criminal record or terrorist ties commit mass murder? what significant clue did investigators find among the copilots items? and what will airlining do now? the very security measures put in place to keep us safe after 9/11 now coming back to haunt the people on that germanwings flight. plus the situation in yemen is simply spiraling out of control. why taking sides is sometimes difficult than ever. and we have the details on the u.s. national guardsmen arrested for trying to pi...

apartment and family home recovered two torn up sick notes from doctors including one from the day of the crash which was never submitted to germanwings. this as recovery efforts continue of course in france with families of the victims have gathered. they were asked to give dna samples to help identify remains remains, joining me by phone is katy tur and nbcs claudio joins us from the french alps. >> reporter: we dont know exactly much about what the illness is only to say they found ...

lets begin coverage with keir simmons near the crash site. seeing incredible pictures from the recovery site. whats the very latest? >> reporter: thats right, because they are, very very cagily and painstakingly picking through that debris trying to find everything they can. you mentioned, the family have now come here to be where their loved ones -- their loved ones lost resting place. they have been giving dna evidence in order to be able to make and identification with their loved o...