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Neosporin. were back now with "sunday housecall." imagine cutting in half the time it takes for a wound to heal with a new type of therapy called nanotechnology. a fancy term. dr. siegel, what is it? if i get a wound, i kiss it and make it better and use like neosporin or something. >> if you kiss your wound, youre going to get more bacteria in it. but what you have to understand is that especially diabetics have a problem with wound healing and post-surgical, of course, we want our wounds to ...

Kercher. the courts ruling bring an end to the eight-year sensational case. talks between iran and six world powers have reached a critical point. tuesday the deadline for a framework group on the nuclear program. centrifuge research and nuclear fuel enrichment remain the most difficult issues. it has been a slow and painstaking recovery process at the site of the germanwings plane crash. rescue operations are set to resume for the day soon. erin mclachlan live from where the plane went down...

Have to fly anything out of that crash site by helicopter. the whir of rotor blades helps us pinpoint the site. we see forensic teams working with expert mountain yearseers to keep them safe. high winds make flying treacherous. saying farewell is never easy but perhaps those grieving could find a little consolation amid these crags, peace of the running water, peace of snow-capped peaks, peace to loved ones lost. i can understand that relatives may feel that as this recovery operation drags on t...

That he is being treated for a medical condition. >> right. theyre not saying how long he was being treated for a medical condition. there are saying that it was quiet a while. in his apartment she found extensive medical records and that he had this and that he was being treated and then sick notes that said he is not fit to fly. theyre saying reporting that it might have been depression. >> the fact that he ripped up the doctors note is telling that he was trying to hide the illness from the a...

The families of the victims are trying to come to terms with the germanwings crash. relatives and friends of the deceased gather today in an area near the site where theyre loved ones died. they held prayers near the alps. that is a village where crews have set up recovery operations. and loved ones brought flowers and pictures to the service, as they mourned the lives lost. and as karl penhaul joins us from near that site karl you made your way, got to see firsthand how difficult it is for thos...

Magazine here apparently interviewed his ex-girlfriend that told the magazine that he had two very different spers personalities. on the other hand he would get very angry and yell at her. she said that he was very fearful of losing his job at german wing withes. meantime at the crash site, rescue workers are combatting high winds. they have two missions -- two main missions at this hour. recovering 150 bodies and recoverying the second black box that flight data recorder. for more on this i am ...

They wench it up on helicopters. today we saw some of those rescue workers in action dangling from a wire hundreds of feet below because it was so windy. the helicopter rises and heads back down to the valleys getting buffeted by the wind. you really get a sense of how hard they are working. >> thats hard to imagine, but thank you very much. this tragedy is now sparking a new debate which is whether planes should be controlled remotely by somebody on the ground who could override a pilot in situ...

Claudio lavanga is live from the crash site. what more can you tell us about those details? >> reporter: the recovery operation here near the crash site is drawing to an end. we just saw one of the last helicopters -- looking at it now bringing back the rescue workers that were about 15 over there trying to gather dna evidence and pieces of debris. ak ownand of course the body parts. this new information is very interesting, in a with a would explain what may go on the plane and made him make th...

And sent to the gulag. he was brought up in kazakhstan. and then he came to the west and -- i think in the meantime hes taken german citizenship. >> reporter: he learned of bryjaks death during the opera. backstage, the ensemble together since 1999. "when oleg came to work, the first thing that arrived through the door was his big heart, and we will miss that," she says. bryjak of flying back with his star maria radner, returning with her husband and child. opera talents cut down in their prime....

The sun comings up in the morning, depending on the weather conditions, that is when the rescue workers goat the site to see if there is a snowfall in the night which is a concern, because it has been raining in the altitude and up there well could have been snowing. one key worry is will the fog be too low on the mownuntains for the helicopters to get this there and work effectively. it is a site that is really only accessible by helicopters, because you cant get in there by road, and the condi...