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Report before they had gotten a chance to read the report. they came from the interviews that were done for the purpose of the report. there is a statement on the website that says were moving forward with some of these recommendations recommendations, but it is very vague. he also really emphasized -- he was asked how do you feel about blaming this expert fabulist? he said again and again, this was not about a source or a subject. this was about a failure of basic basic journalistic processes. ...

Expect to get additional information from it. what kind of information might be able to be retrieved from that box. >> well the on-going investigation, theres two parallel investigation going on here. theres the investigation of the event as it would be a normal accident. this is not an accident but the process is the same. then theres the criminal investigation thats going. but the bea will always want to know what the airplane did from a system standpoint same way they want to know how the air...

Processes across the u.s. and when it comes to police departments hiring immigrants. they require you be a u.s. citizens. the second they require you have a citizens application on file with the federal government, and the third in cities like chicago they just simply require you have a work permit to be able to become a police officer. now police departments across the country are arguing that as communities become more diverse and as positions in rural areas become harder to fill, they want to...

Extraordinarily rare. and so the likelihood of someone getting on an airplane and actually having a pilot that was fighting a depression issue of the magnitude that this first officer was, is almost unheard of. it certainly -- i can think of two or three cases in the last say, 30 or 40 years. so that said aviation safety and security procedures are regularly reviewed and updated. they are always evolving. and i think as an outgrowth of this investigation. of this event, were going to look and se...

That is certainly something that now they say theyll look at all their processes and make changes. theres one change, of course, that they have made, which is more a change to the flying resumes themselves. they have also adopt -- flooi g i-- flying rules themselves. they have also adopted the rule that theres always two people inside the cockpit to prevent someone from locking themselves in, which is of course what happened in this case. >> ill talk with an aviation expert about that change thi...

Investigators searching the home of 27-year-old andreas lubitz. taking several bags with them looking for a motive of why he flew into a mountain. were learning that he reset the planes auto pilot to descend to 100 feet. the disaster leaving families shattered and airline executives stunned. lufthansas ceo spoke exclusively to cnns fred flight gen pleitgen about the tragedy. tell us what he said. >> he said he was shocked by what happened there, by the fact that one of his pilots did this he als...

Almost as far as the eye can see. and the weather is just not cooperating. theyre not even looking for the high-visibility case that that data recorder fits inside. theyre looking for the electronic parts and the computer chips that usually are found within that case. cnns erin mclaughlin is there and also with me, david soucie. erin, if you could update me on the search process because there are many processes involved. number one, the sensitivity of trying to locate the remains and identify th...

And cuba and thats when he was arrested after that. now, we also want to say the defense stood up and said after he was arrested prosecutor from los angeles, within hours, and a detective from los angeles, within hours, interrogated him for three hours, according to defense, and now there is a preliminary hearing in a week-and-a-half. >> thank you, jean casarez, thank you, first of all, that mask people said he was going to use that to escape. if its a freaky halloween mask that seems highly unl...

Saying they were trying to be respective. that ended up being not a way to protect this person. had they done more fact checking, they probably wouldnt have gone with their story and we wouldnt all be spending all of these resources. we all know campus rape is real. rape outside of campus is real. the number of resources the charlottesville police had to devote to this none of that would have happened if they had gone through some basic processes. were all very much looking forward to this colum...

From the manufacturing process. >> its subjected to several milling and finishing processes, which cause small, microscopic imperfections to be imparted to the surface. >> and those same marks are imprinted on each and every shell casing that exits that gun. ballistics experts at the pennsylvania state police crime lab were asked to analyze both shell casings. >> when he first got the casing, he said, you know, this is somewhat corroded and it has been exposed for a long period of time. he said,...