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>> reporter: human remains are strewned for meters. it could take days to recover the bodies because of the mountainous terrain and bad weather are making it difficult to reach the crash site. >> translator: we express our deepest sympathy for the passengers' families and the crew members' families. we will do as much as possible to find out the reason for this crash. >> reporter: we have also learned that two of the passengers on board were opera singers performing in barcelona for about a month. one of those singers was traveling with her little baby. so that's one of the two babies that wer...

Nature look at everything. they'll look at the aircraft at the maintenance, then they'll look at the environment. was there anything going on? what were the weather conditions? what could have affected this flight differently than all of the other flights that were in that area? >> if you were investigating, what's the first thing you'd be looking for? >> well certainly those boxes. like i said if you get those boxes they will give you the road map to what's next, where you want to go, what steps you want to take who you want to talk to. it will really point you in the right direction. but i t...

Before a descent. its last known altitude was 6,000 feet. >> this airplane didn't fall out of the sky. something occurred that i believe controlled it to get out of the sky and i believe it was done through the crew or as mentioned through the autopilot. >> a french government official says the plane was obliterated upon impact. then came the grim announcement from french president francois hollande hollande. >> translator: there are many victims 150. >> everyone on board is presumed dead including two babies. the flight took off 10:01 in barcelona, spain, en route to dusseldorf, germany. fren...

Individual on the plane that would cause not an emergency descent but a rapid descent, no radio call and a flight that continues onto the mountains. none of that ends up in the realm of a typical emergency scenario. pilot error will be on the list and some sort of deliberate act here. >> on that point, tom fuentes, terrorism, they really don't have a clue right? >> no they don't know if it's that or not until they get the recorders and they know what the discussions were going on in the cockpit with the crew and where did the flight data recorders go. it does not look like an explosion or rock...