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Member he died on that flight. this is what she had to say about her brother. >> he's someone killed in the flight crash will be okay because he's gone and you are your soul will go. >> reporter: she like many of the other relatives wanted to know what the scenery is around like there? i hiked up there a couple days ago, i told her right now spring flowers are growing the melting snow with that she looked up at the mountain point and says that gives me some comfort. now i can believe that my brother is king of the alps. back to you, alisyn. >> karl dharks is sothat is so

I loved doing model united nations, model parliament from canada, but a model congress. what an awesome opportunity for learning for kids across the country. so there you go. dedicated today. it official reply opens to the public tomorrow. so if you're in boston, it's a great thing to do. a couple things i want to bring to your attention. while the president was speaking, our pamela brown, our justice correspondent, has been hard at work in germany working her sources on some of these new developments with regard to the crash of the germanwings flight 9525. and here is what we have learned abo...

Cockpit voice recording published by german newspaper "bild." most terrifying is the description of captain patrick sonderheimer's frantic efforts to get back in the cockpit. screaming for god's sake open the door. we have senior correspondent frederik pleitgen in cologne. >> reporter: it started off normally and it was delayed. before the flight took off, patrick sonderheimer told lubitz because of the delay, he had not managed to go to the bathroom in barcelona. lubitz said he could go anytime. it seems he may have been setting sonderheimer up to leave the cockpit. the flight takes off and o...

Flight 9525's mangled cockpit voice recorder published from german newspaper "bild." >> the transcript was leaked way too early in the investigation. >> reporter: the leak transcript criticized as voyeurism by french investigators captures the steps 27-year-old andreas lubitz took to kill all 150 on board. around 10:00 a.m. the plane takes off from barcelona. the captain tells lubitz he didn't go to the bathroom in barcelona. lubitz replyies, go any time. around 10:27, the plane reaches 38,000 feet cruiseing altitude. the captain asks lubitz to prepare for the landing. and after the check, lub...

The passengers begin to realize what's happening on that plane. what's about to happen and then, of course, their own utter helplessness to stop anything from continuing. the flight took off at about 10:00 a.m. local time last tuesday. and by 10:27, it was at cruising altitude of 38,000 feet. according to the transcripts, the captain, patrick sonderheimer, asks first officer lubitz to prepare the landing. and afterward lubitz says "you can go now." they had discussed before taking off that that captain had not been able to go to the bathroom when they were in barcelona and that he would need t...