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Serious journalist, by any stretch. i looked back at some of his previous articles. but this is making front page head lymes. in it, he wrote that he doesn't believe ben carson. >> i don't know whether you read his book or know -- books on movie or any of that stuff, ben carson's life story is the stuff of books and movies. it is astonishing. it was the amazing rise of a guy who was destined for the dust bin. >> there's an attack on his credibility here with any evidence or reason why this felt compelled to write this piece. but he said you are now bearing witness to an arm's race of stupid. b...

Where he spent much of his childhood and also where his parents live and the flat in dusseldorf which was a secondary residence for him that said he was receiving some kind of medical treatment and that he had this sick note from a doctor that covered the period and the day of the crash, not specifically for the day of the crash. but that day was also covered. and that was the sick note that was ripped up fin the bin. >> has anyone seen or heard from his family? >> reporter: the family are in marseilles. the parents flew there thinking that they were going to go and mourn the loss of their son...

Co-pilot could do something like this is certainly a mountain of a job. i want to bring back our aviation attorney and former military pilot justin green. first and foremost, react to this news that there is a sick note, ruined, destroyed in his garbage can, in his apartment saying he's unfit to work. does this change the metric at all in terms of these families and these airlines, the parent and the airline itself, in liability? >> the pilot is not supposed to fly if he is not fit to fly. and clearly from this ripped-up note in this garbage can, he was not fit to fly, knew he wasn't fit to fl...

Passed all his testing and screening and was, quote, 100% set to fly. lufthansa also says in a reversal from just yesterday that it is now adopting the two-person rule inside its cockpits. that's long been the rule for united states carriers. but this week, at least seven other carriers have now mandated that a flight attendant or a relief pilot enter the cockpit when one of the pilots or the co-pilots decides to leave. we're going to begin our live coverage this hour with cnn's fred pleitgen who's in the german city of cologne. fred, if you could just expand and this report that has broken to...

We have never lost a full-size airline ever in the history of the world. this would be the first time. >> like kathleen says, i don't think this debris is a part of this plane just due to the region where it's at, what they call that area, the dust bin. a lot of stuff floats there. >> it could be a floating container. we could have done an entire night long program. we try to cram it all in one hour. i appreciate you coming out. kathleen as well. thank you very much for coming. stay tuned for fox news won . . . . . . . .