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The victims of that crash got a chance to get close to that site. they couldn't get all the way there. the german authorities from lufthansa organized flights to bring them to france. the french authorities organized a memorial service in a field. this field just a couple of miles from the crash site itself. an emotional day for more than 100 family members who made the journey to southern france so they could spend time near the place where their loved ones perished. the grieving relatives arrived at the site just hours after french investigators described in chilling detail the final moments...

Members who have learned from the prosecutor today they won't be very likely to be releasing any of the bodies that are beginning to be removed from the mountainside unlikely to release them for a number of days possibly several weeks. a lot of dna testing to be done. >> very gruesome work. thanks very much nic robertson on the scene for us. in a cnn exclusive, the ceo of lufthansa says the co-pilot passed all his medical tests and gave no indication that he was unstable. he spoke with our senior international correspondent fred pleitgen who is joining us live from germany. what else did he sa...

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...