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I'm taking your lines. where people are about to commit heinous acts they do exhibit a certain calmness a certain peace which seems inexplicable to the rest of us. when i heard the prosecutor speak this morning, what i interpreted was he wasn't having -- the co-pilot wasn't having a heart attack wasn't having a stroke involved. one can only imagine and speculate what he must have been thinking and doing, because he was the man, according to the prosecutor who turned the autopilot and set the deadly course of the aircraft. >> david, do the flight attendants normally have the training that would...

The chilling word from a french prosecutor makes clear the crash was no accident. both the lead investigator and the lufthansa ceo say they believe lubitz locked the captain out. >> it seems to be true the colleague who was in the cockpit, the co-pilot, did not give the captain access. >> a flight tracking website tells cnn they have analyzed data from flight 9525's transponder and have determined someone reprogrammed the autopilot from 38,000 feet to just 100 feet. >> what it did was tell the autopilot i want to start down. my understanding was that 100 feet was set, which pretty much would i...

Deliberately steer flight 9525 for nearly ten minutes into the french alps remains a mystery. >> translator: i can't understand it. we will have to wait and see for the investigation to continue. >> reporter: at this hour we know the fbi is in the support role. french and german investigators are leading the investigation. they will scrutinize his financial records, his relationships, his medical history and any political views he may have had trying to figure out what happened here. >> they have to figure out and learn the lessons of what happened. thanks very much pamela. a top airline execu...

Of this. let's listen to some of the other things carsten spohr told me today. >> to tell you the truth, we have no explanation at this point. we at lufthansa have been for decades so proud of selecting the best people to become pilots training them in the best way, having them qualified in the best way. that something of this kind would ever happen to us is uncomprehensible and i think we just need to understand this is a single case which every safety system in the world cannot completely rule out. i think that's what we take as an explanation if you want to call it that. >> reporter: we hav...

We need to leave it to the professionals to figure out the whys. thank god we know the who. >> yeah. and clearly, part of a very, very complex person, attributes of a very, very complex person. appreciate your time. thank you. from his hospital bed, stephen barton recovering from a gunshot wound and other injuries to his arms and face, you can see there. the 22-year-old was traveling on a cross-country bike ride from connecticut with a friend when he stopped in colorado. like many in the theater, he felt at first he wouldn't make it out alive. >> just like unloading into the crowd. it seemed...