airways bussed passengers to montreal. >>> a man is facing animal cruelty charges because he threw a indicate into an icy river. they saw him throw a duffle bag off the bridge into the river near his home. the witnesses retrieved the bag and found the cat inside. they took the cat to the humane society very wet and scared. it is believed he owned the cat and trying to get rid of it. >>> a new exhibit celebrates john lennon. there are 42 pieces depicting his time in the 1960s when he met the love of his life. including are prints from the lyrics and songs such as instant karma. >>> police release surveillance video of burglars hitting stores in philadelphia. >> police are sifting through potential clues that may lead to what led a young co-pilot to crash a germanwings jet. "action news" will be right back. # jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ..

airways express flight from philadelphia to montreal was forced to make an emergency landing in vermont due to a cracked windshield. there were 50 passengers on board the flight. u.s. airways bussed the passengers to montreal which is 2 hours from burlington. >>> we have more on the so-called gone girl kidnapping hoax. denise huski2346789s's boyfriend said he waited hours because he was bound and drugged. the woman turned up safe later. it is believe it was a scam. his attorney said this. >> he is 100% positively a victim and this no hoax it is no laughing matter. >>> dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried, because he couldn't - he didn't feel like going to karate practice. after he was done with his work, he said, "mom, i'm just tired," and started to cry. in first grade. what are we doing? what are we doing to our kids? fire damaged three homes in evesham township, chopper 6 over the scene for wood lane. the fire was

and in the montreal convention regardless of the pilot's actions, even -- as a former prosecutor who tried murder cases, even though this is a deliberate act, descending from altitude flying it into the mountain this will not -- not only not cap the damages, which are unlimited to the extent they are provable it will hold the airline responsible under article 21 of the montreal convention. just quickly, article 21 says the carrier will pay above approximately 150,000 automatic damages paid to the families. the carrier will be responsible for full unlimited damages above that $150,000 unless it can prove that the crash was not due to the wrongful act of its agent in the course and scope of his or her employment and we know that's what happened here. or such crash was caused solely by the act of a third party. for example, flying over the ocean, and some foreign ship shot them down. neither one of these facts obtained there will be litigation under the montreal convention and there will be no cap or limit on the damages. p >> mitch, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up we'll

there will be litigation under the montreal convention. and there will be no cap or limit on the damages. >> mitch bouwmeester, thank you so much. >> okay michael. thank you. >>> coming up we'll headout live to germany for the latest on the crash investigation. >>> plus ground personnel flying a jetliner by remote control. it's almost a reality but is it a good idea? it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir® an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® comes in flextouch® the only prefilled insulin pen with no push-button extension. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus® which lasts 28 days. today i'm asking about levemir® flextouch®. levemir® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes and is not recommended to treat diabetic ketoacidosis. do not use levemir® if you are allergic to any of its ingredien

game three today in montreal. late first period when we catch up with this one. canadiens would be on the rush. thomas plek nick would get an easy one here. wide open. that's the first goal the canadiens have scored against the sharks since after that san jose had plenty of chances to tie this thing up in the second. check out mat nieto. terry price stone him. sharks still down one. third period right now in montreal. after missing ten days due to a stiff neck tim lincecum. lincecum said he felt great. let's look at the highlights and see if we believe him. it was, well, a bit of a rough first comeback for tim as colin would double to left. he was the batter lincecum faced. after that tim settled in getting mark krause to ground into an i think ending double play. one run on two hits in four innings of work. in the sixth, game tied at one. hector sanchez would bloop one into shallow center for the old i got it you got it. justin maxwell scores. in the bottom of the ninth with the game tied at two, the angels would go ahead for on hill for the gmen gives up the si

under the law, both the european regulations as well as the montreal convention, they are mandated to make humanitarian payments to help bridge the gap of what is going on now, and the ultimate adjudication of the claims, and now, we are only two days after the accident and there is all of the leaks as to what people believe happened and some apparently incontrovertible evidence of what happened. so it may be that the cases will resolve through the settlement before a full court procedure. the major issue for the families in the legal standpoint is the ability to where to file the claim. dun under the montreal convention, the majority of the claims would have to be ajude kated against the carrier in germany, and maybe some in spain p. the three families in america could pursue a claim in the united states' court because of the jurisdictions rights they have under the convention, but the measure of the damages and the process is going to be so different. in short a claim in the united states courts based in the american law under the wrongful law of a loved one is quantitatively differ

montreal has an empty netter. sharks shut out 2-0. six points back with ten games remaining. >>> congratulations to the women's swim team at cal. fourth national title today. the heartbreaking post-game press conference. this was interesting. >> not funny, like the warriors. >> not so much. >> thanks collin. >>> still ahead, terror alert. the new threat against u.s. servicemen and women. >>> a young girl's loss don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >>> good evening. i'm katie marzullo. police in two bay area cities shot two men tonight. the latest one happened in richmond. police say a man with a gun ran from a traffic stop, shot at officers, they shot back, hitting him. he is expected to survive. in vallejo, officers shot a man in a busy strip mall parking lot on admiral callaghan lane. the man was armed with a hunting knife and a gun. but investigators have not confirmed th

. >>> why we do not live in montreal. 30 and snowing. sharks need a win over the canadiens. they need to gain ground in the playoff race. past the stick of braun. thomas plekanic. thank you very much. montreal an empty netter. sharks shutout. 2-0. they are six points back with 10 games remaining. congratulations go out to the women's swim team at cal. they are national champions. the program's fourth national title. with a look at the morning sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone. >> up next, a rare opportunity for disney fans. how much it will cost to buy a monorail car. >>> the front cab of an original monorail train of the train from walt disney world is on sale. the starting bid $169,000. take a look. you can find it on ebay, courtesy of the disney memorabilia collector. the original trains ran until 1989, when they were replaced by newer models. almost 2500 people are watching that item, which, by the way comes with free delivery. so far no offers. disney is the parent company of abc. >> let's get to final check of the accuweather forecast with lisa. >> t

united in montrÉal. scoreless. the pass goes ahead, the goalie caught in no man's land. the united's first goal of the season. and a final note, virginia has a big season finale of their own taking on 16th-ranked louisville, tipping off in a few minutes. getting closer and closer to march madness. kelly: the fun begins. robert: kelly: well, take a look at this. the giant panda enjoying playing in the snow at the memphis. ya-ya has her toys out, rolling around in the soft snow. they say this is the type of weather that she enjoys the most. eileen: of course, why not. having fun in the snow. we all had our fun in the snow thursday. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." marching on. history, once again in selma, alabama, thousands making that same march on that famous bridge. the monumental gathering on 50th anniversary of a civil rights milestone. >>> police shooting. a community outraged after an officer killed an unarmed teen. now, protesting police brutality. details emerging tonight. >>> crash landing. a giant crash landing on a roof top. it was all fun until this, the

the montreal convention actually gives the airline some protections, but it also gives the family some rights. one of the things that the montreal convention says is the airline is strictly liable for a certain level of damages, and that comes to $160,000. each family has to prove what their damages are, but if a family has $5 million worth of damages and the airline proves that it's not at fault, then the airline only has to pay about $160,000. >> the families only have to prove that an accident occurred and while you might say, well this is a mass murder it's not really an accident. the supreme court here in the united states has basically interpreted what an accident is to include an event like this. the onus is really on the airline if it wants to try to enforce the limit of liability, which is in the montreal convention. the airline has to come in and say we're not negligent, we're victims too we're not at fault. >> what do you think will happen here and is there any precedent from the allianz that's the lead underwriter. it's an air egypt crash where a pilot dove the plane into t

it's not 70-degree weather every. 30 snowing in montreal. a win over the candiens sharks would be four points out of a playoff spot. then this with 13 minutes left. third round of the arnold palmer invitational. burger, second shot sixth hole 4-iron from 237. drawing it in. that landing, nice role. that's an albatross rory mcilroy three-quarters consecutive bogeys. cactus league action, a's crush the reds. and the angels beat the giants 3-2 on a walkoff single. tim lincecum looking good: this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. can villanova rally down -- >> yes yes. >> a lot of brackets. >> i'll root for your bracket. i didn't do one. all right. thank you, colin. next at 6:00jf doubling adoption rates at bay area animal shelter. how a simple dna test helped nearly a dozen >>> davern tests are driving up dog adoptions at a bay area animal shelter they've everying free doan tests on all she would would mixes. openers can fine out what breeds make up their dog and thefá shelter gives the dogs a cute name. for example a dog that

it's not 70-degree weather every. 30 snowing in montreal. a win over the candiens sharks would be four points out of a playoff spot. then this with 13 minutes left. third round of the arnold palmer invitational. burger, second shot sixth hole 4-iron from 237. drawing it in. that landing, nice role. that's an albatross rory mcilroy three-quarters consecutive bogeys. cactus league action, a's crush the reds. and the angels beat the giants 3-2 on a walkoff single. tim lincecum looking good: this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. can villanova rally down -- >> yes yes. >> a lot of brackets. >> i'll root for your bracket. i didn't do one. all right. thank you, colin. next at 6:00jf doubling adoption rates at bay area animal shelter. how a simple dna test helped nearly a >>> davern tests are driving up dog adoptions at a bay area animal shelter they've everying free doan tests on all she would would mixes. openers can fine out what breeds make up their dog and thefá shelter gives the dogs a cute name. for example a dog that was pa

beat montreal back in action in man vuvr and nba star nash grew up if victoria on vancouver island and bachelorette party break out. going wild north of the border. san jose comes out on scoring binge. about back up goalie making the first start of the season. 1 nothing there. later. carlton tripped up. stays witness. somehow become hand it home. 2 nothing become hand it home. 2 nothing. 27 sebingth after that logan on the rebound. 3 nothing shark and yank less than 8 minutes in. second period. look out for the brothers. daniels to henry. 3 brothers. daniels to henry. 3-2 game. shark would not fold. marlo. shot from the slot. he scored twice. 6-2 shark. they stay tied for the third play off spot in the pacific division. madison took the mound since first time amazing okay and didn't have the i'm so much better than everybody else here it's ridiculous stuff. a's roughed him up in the game. they tossed out the first pitch in the cactus league opener. what is this? high deep and aloha means goodbye. he gave up 4 runs in 1 and 2 3rd inning. tim worked an inning in relief from 2 wild pitche

montreal an empty netter. sharks shutout. they are six points back with 10 games remaining. congratulations go out to the women's swim team at cal. they are national champions. the program's fourth national title. with a look at the morning sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone. >> up next, a rare opportunity for disney fans. how much it will cost to buy a monorail car. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the front cab of an original monorail train of the train from walt disney world is on sale. the starting bid $169,000. take a look. you can find it on ebay, courtesy of the disney memorabilia collector. the original trains ran until 1989 when they were replaced by newer models. almost 2500 people are watching that item, which, by the way comes with free delivery. so far no offers. disney is the parent company of abc. >> let's get a final check of the accuweather forecast now with lisa. >> some spring showers cloudy skies with temperatures held down throughout the morning hours. actually we are warm this morning. but the afternoon we will be seeing more seasonal temperatures, a f

about 70 years today, drew. 68th. 30 is snowing in montreal. yeah. just stop. charge need to win over the canadians to gain ground to the canadians. didn't happen. justin brawn. thomas plutanit. 10 games to go. doesn't look good for the sharks. we'll have highlights from all 8live breaking news on vallejo. police shoot an armed man. what happened before the officers opened fire? >>> dramatic cliff rescues. one in san francisco and one in marin county. that's tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >>> disney fans have the rare opportunity to take home part of the magic kingdom. look. one of the walt disney world's mono rail cars on ebay for sale. disz knee is a parent company of kgo. start abc. so far, no offers. >>> reminder monday is national puppy day. best day ever. we launch a big adoption event to celebrate. we get into the spirit. photos sent in by many of you and members of our news team. send photos of your favorite pup. tweet or instagram with the #puppieson7 and then join us monday morning starting at 4:30. live streaming puppy cam at abc7news.com and tell yo

they were taking on montreal. united the second half. chris wolf with a beautiful pass here and he scores the goal. united wins their season opener. >> all right. thanks jason. >>> on this saturday night, marching on. 50 years after bloody sunday the president retraces the steps of those who made history as tens of thousands honor a landmark moment in the civil rights movement. >>> deadly encounter, a police officer shoots and kills an unarmed man after reports of a confrontation. tonight, the investigation and the outcry. >>> a caffeine warning for parents. the new lawsuit that's shedding light on a potentially deadly form of caffeine. >>> and baby boom one of the rarest creatures in the world now making a big comeback. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lesholt. substituting tonight peter alexander ncht good evening. what happened in selma,

a family from ireland was supposed to be to be on the dance competition in montreal. >> we need the bags we're in a dance competition. >> reporter: how frustrating has this been? [laughter]. >> an american airlines spokesperson apologized for the inconvenience. made calls and unfortunately the issue has not been resolved at phl. >>> we hope that group gets their bags. >> reporter: you can't compete without that. storm tracker 6 live double scan well, we're competing with a little bit of rain across the central portion of the region as we go in tighter we're looking at heavy rain falling north and west of philadelphia, this is now pushing through central montgomery county northern chester county, some of it kind of sweeping a little bit closer to philadelphia. in fact the latest view shows a little bit of a heavier cell that opened up over the center of the city and pushing toward jenkintown and toward northeast philadelphia before too much longer steadier rain there. even the stuff highlighted in green is significant rain. i would point out all the coastal counties in south jersey and so

. >>> it is just before midnight at the jerry metro station in montreal and three men notice something there on the train tracks. it is a woman. good for her that somebody noticed she had fallen there. >> [ bleep ]. >> is she hurt unconscious. >> the woman is on the tracks and she is distressed when she rolls over. you can see she's got a bloody head wound. these men are stunned that she's down there, and they're about to help her. >> [ bleep ]. what's wrong with you, man? >> trying to kill yourself? >> [ bleep ]. >> these men quickly get to work and help this woman off of the tracks but the woman was noticed by the train operator alerted authorities, and cut power. they were able to get that woman up and she was taken to the hospital. they don't know how she fell on the tracks but authorities are trying to figure out how she exactly got there. >> [ bleep ]. what's wrong with you, man. >> i wonder if that head wound was from her falling or attacked from somebody else? >> good for her somebody was out at ten minutes to midnight to notice she was there. >> waiting for a train, you're not

insurance company, they've already said they have the coverage and a very special treaty called the montreal treaty will come into play here. what that means is this treaty will say that the airline is responsible for its employees' actions and for its passengers and basically this will be deemed -- and this is just a term of art, it's just a term in the law, it will be deemed an accident under montreal, meaning it's something within the control of the airline and not a strange act of god that the airline could not control. and so once that comes into play, this treaty determines there are about four places where each person on board can file a suit. they will have to file a suit because the damages for each person are different. they're based on each individual circumstances, what country they're from and where they can file suit. so it will be based upon what their earning's ability was, who they supported, how old they were and those family situations, for example, the recovery for a single person will be very different than the recovery for, for example, a married person with a family. .

. >> anton is here from montreal. >> seth: anton, you're from montreal. that's great. welcome berbery and welcome falco. and should we bring out the italian greyhound? >> let's get the real players out here. [ cheers ] >> seth: now, we're going to bring out a couple of italian greyhounds. one a show dog and the other dog my dog frisbee. i would like you want you to be honest with me of any shortcomings frisbee would have. all right come on out guys. all right. we're starting with the show dog. all right. all right. let's get her up. let's get her up, darling. >> very nice. >> all right. so let's see -- >> sit. >> sit. >> seth: frisbee don't blow this. >> you got a well trained dog. >> seth: face up frisbee find your lens. can kora do that? >> if it makes you feel better kora can't sit. >> seth: kora can't sit? >> she won't sit. >> seth: she won't sit? >> no. >> seth: oh my goodness, look at that. well, look at that a quick advantage. [ laughter ] >> frisbee, one. kora, zero. >> seth: frisbee do not blow this for me. >> hi, sweetheart. >> seth: now tell me about kora. >

we have a preview and the sharks clinging to playoff hopes in montreal but trailing right now. >>> coming up we'll show you the ultimate around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the shop now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters april 3rd. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." airport attack. new details of those terrifying moments in new orleans. the man with the machete, also had explosives with him and we hear from the tsa agent he attacked. >>> terror alert. the new threat. what appears to be a hit list against u.s. servicemen and women calling for attacks here in the united states. >>> off the force. a racially charged video made by a florida police officer and the offensive text messages three others shared. it's not the only department tonight taking action over racist texts. >>> durst documents. investigators

beat montreal back in action in man vuvr and nba star nash grew up if victoria on vancouver island and bachelorette party break out. going wild north of the border. san jose comes out on scoring binge. about back up goalie making the first start of the season. 1 nothing there. later. carlton tripped up. stays witness. somehow become hand it home. 2 nothing become hand it home. 2 nothing. 27 sebingth after that logan on the rebound. 3 nothing shark and yank less than 8 minutes in. second period. look out for the brothers. daniels to henry. 3 brothers. daniels to henry. 3-2 game. shark would not fold. marlo. shot from the slot. he scored twice. 6-2 shark. they stay tied for the third play off spot in the pacific division. madison took the mound since first time amazing okay and didn't have the i'm so much better than everybody else here it's ridiculous stuff. a's roughed him up in the game. they tossed out the first pitch in the cactus league opener. what is this? high deep and aloha means goodbye. he gave up 4 runs in 1 and 2 3rd inning. tim worked an inning in relief from 2 wild pitche

. >>> it is just before midnight at the jerry metro station in montreal. three men notice something there on the train tracks. it is a woman. good for her that somebody noticed that she had fallen there. >> is she hurt? is she unconscious? >> you see the woman is on the tracks and she is distressed when she rolls over you can see she's got a bloody head wound. these men are just stunned that she's down there and they are about to help her. >> trying to kill yourself? >> these men quickly get to work and help this woman off of the tracks but the woman was noticed by the train operator alerted authorities and then cut power. they were able to get that woman up and she was taken to the hospital. they don't know how she fell on the tracks but authorities are trying to figure out how she exactly got there. >> wonder if that head wound was from falling or was she attacked by someone else. >> good for her that somebody was out at ten minutes to midnight to notice that she was there. >> when you turn up waiting for a train you're not really looking down to see if

where women struggling with breast cancer bought the medicine they needed for 1/10 of the price in montrÉal that they were paying in the united states. [applause] and my understanding is today hundreds of thousands of people, sadly, have to continue buying their medicine in canada rather than local pharmacies. as the chairman of the senate veterans committee, i worked hard in a bipartisan way to pass the most significant veterans legislation passed in many, many years. this legislation put over $15 billion into improving veterans health care, and to making certain that the people who put their lives on the line to defend us get the best quality health care possible and get it in a timely manner. and i have -- [applause] and one of the wonderful honors i have received in recent years is to be the recipient of the highest awards from the american legion and the vfw, and i'm very grateful to them for that. as someone concerned about health care and our dysfunctional health care system, i worked with jim clyburn to put some $12 billion into federally qualified community health centers which res

speaking of losses, the sharks running out of playoff clinching time at montreal. the rebound shot by thomas. really all they needed in a 2-0 shut-out. sharks six points behind for a playoff spot with ten games left. oh, let's go green. let's go green! green fiend! stanford tree. women's ncaa tournament. stanford feeling a little green after cal state north ridge got hot. ashley guay. they were scoreless seven minutes and the cardinals did not. lili thompson off the turnover. she scores three times. a huge steph curry fan. she scored 17. carter takes on oklahoma monday. thompson, off camera, was asked about curry. >> i was thinking it was very steph curry like. were you channeling him? i know you took a picture together? >> yeah, i'm always thinking about steph curry. it is like a constant thing. [ laughter ] i kind of looked up and realized we were down and it made my kind of mad. i was like come on guys, let's get it together. >> lili turns it on and you see her face change. when she hit that first one, everyone knew. >> and taylor greenfield had 19 points in the

montreal looking to tie. the goalie up to the task. dc united winsthe opener, 1- nil. >>> finally, some baseball stuff. stephen strasburg took the hill for the first time today, 1 2/3, gave up two hits, two earned runs, walked two. ryan zimmerman with a couple of hits. the nats beat the cards 6-5. >> every one of those seniors at georgetown, leaving there with their degree. >> education, no doubt about it. >>> we'll update the forecast tonight at 11:00. see you then. bye. . >> or do you want to do it now? the following is a paid advertisement from starvista entertainment and time life. ♪ somewhere beyond the sea ♪ bobby darin, frank sinatra, dean martin... ♪ volare ♪ ♪ whoa-oh... ♪ tony bennett nat king cole johnny mathis... ♪ it's not for me to say you love... ♪ bing crosby patsy cline elvis presley... ♪ but i can't help falling in love with you ♪ presenting legendary voices-- the greatest singers of all time. and now, we proudly present

saturday night in montreal he'll face czar glass go if f. more to cunningham than a pair of blocking gloves: steve cunningham wraps his hand in preparation for the biggest fight of his career but admits it's hard to wrap his head around what he and his family have been around the last few months. the last time we saw his daughter kenny in july she was wait for new heart. at 1:00 a.m. on december 5th the call came and that's when reality set in. >> me and my wife we're trying to hold ourselves together not to like cry or -- 'cause it's an emotional time. i was like this may be the last time. >> reporter: chop wouldn't put her on her transplant list. children's hospital in pittsburgh d cunningham credits those doctors their faith and her daughter's resilience of getting her through. >> i'm like are you nervous. she said no i'm not nervous. she said it's time to advertisement was it -- fight. >> reporter: was it scary at all. >> i wasn't crying or nothing else. i got through it. three days after the transplants she was up and walking. one month

canadiens islanders game montreal goalie made one fan's night for leaning in for a selfie during a time out. that is one way to make a lifelong friend. got to have a good selfie. milissa, back to you. >> betty, thank you. just ahead what 100-year-old woman did that would scare 20-year-old. plus may be justin bieber's smartest career move ever. i'm always talking with my hands so they have to look their best... revlon colorstay gel envy ™ a revolution in modern nail enamel. now, in just two steps, i get what i want. first, our base coat and vivid color in one. second, our revolutionary diamond top coat forms a protective coating... for glass-like shine superior strength and gorgeous, life-resistant wear don't be envious. be envied! in 30 easy-to-remove shades to love. revlon. love is on. if you have medicare part d, walgreens gets that you might be at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i wish i'd looked some more." that's why walgreens makes it easy to switch your prescriptions and save money. just stop by. and leave all the legwork to us. switch your prescriptions to

beat montreal back in action in man vuvr and nba star nash grew up if victoria on vancouver island and bachelorette party break out. going wild north of the border. san jose comes out on scoring binge. about back up goalie making the first start of the season. 1 nothing there. later. carlton tripped up. stays witness. somehow become hand it home. 2 nothing become hand it home. 2 nothing. 27 sebingth after that logan on the rebound. 3 nothing shark and yank less than 8 minutes in. second period. look out for the brothers. daniels to henry. 3 brothers. daniels to henry. 3-2 game. shark would not fold. marlo. shot from the slot. he scored twice. 6-2 shark. they stay tied for the third play off spot in the pacific division. madison took the mound since first time amazing okay and didn't have the i'm so much better than everybody else here it's ridiculous stuff. a's roughed him up in the game. they tossed out the first pitch in the cactus league opener. what is this? high deep and aloha means goodbye. he gave up 4 runs in 1 and 2 3rd inning. tim worked an inning in relief from 2 wild pitche

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in montreal yesterday, i was at the civil aviation organization symposium trying to figure out how to get this harmonized around the world and it's a real challenge. matt: are the safety concerns what is holding us back? that's what the associate director in charge has said. the safety concerns are paramount. >> some things are not complex. for being able to fly under 500 feet within line of sight, daytime operations, that unlocks a huge number of potential applications in value. we need to be working on more complex business like flying beyond visual line of sight, flying in urban areas and things like that. it's going to try to catch up with the technology. matt: where do you think this technology is going to take off first? china, europe? where do you see the best case for innovation and forward motion? >> i think it's going to land differently in different markets. i don't think that's going to be as much to do with the civil aviation authorities as much as how people use the technology. we just got done having a good discussion on capitol hill with many agricultural corporations.

i was in montreal -- we were kind to figure out how to get this harmonized around the world. matt: are the safety concerns holding us back? that's what the faa associate director said. she said it is too complex and the safety concerns are paramount. >> some things are not complex. we have a proposed rule in the u.s. which is going through its usual statutory process for being able to fly under 500 feet within line of sight. that unlocks a huge number of potential applications and value but we need to be working on more complex business and safety cases like flying beyond visual line of sight flying in urban areas and things like that. the work has to move forward. matt: if you look at other regulators where do you think this technology is going to take off first? china europe, where do you see the best case for innovation and forward motion? >> is a global phenomenon. it landed differently in different markets. i don't think that is going to be as much to do with the civil aviation authorities or the faa as it has to do with how people want to utilize the technology. we had

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the only way they cannot be ended the montreal convention would be to show they had absolutely no part in it is a third party who did the entire thing and they were totally innocent. the burden of proof is on them. ashley: this montreal convention, never heard of it. >> international convention for international aviation lobby gyms made to set the damages airlines had to play. charles: everyone is talking about this should be in international set of standards with respect to private behavior. i had no idea there was already something set for compensation in case something went wrong. >> there is an international standard of by the behavior the international group that operates out of the united nations makes these rules. what is nice in the united states is we have the faa which goes above those rules. ashley: i got you. there are standards but there be lower our standards. are we talking any announce yet? maybe it is a little tough. >> is there a cap on this? decamps are false caps. caps are $75,000 but that is not necessarily where it ends because manufacturing will coming to this. y

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the flight covered by a 1999 international accord known as the montreal convention meets the crash victims emily's are automatically entitled to $139,000. lawyers say german wings will be insured [indiscernible] the u.s. economy grew at a 2.2% pace in the fourth quarter. data shows consumer rising spending. corporate profits falling in the last three months of the year capping the worst annual performance since the recession. tesla is showing further signs of weakness in china. registrations of its model s fell 45% in february compared to the month before. research for sale warrants said tesla imported 63 of the all electric cars to china in february. people ordered cars and cancel those orders. >> if you see speculators are buying your car, you should get nervous and for some to put up more upfront or whatever. i think you have to be responsible for your own business. cory: musk said china is the only market where tesla had excess inventory. rbs agreed to sell a private banking business to switzerland. a person with knowledge of the matter said rbs expects the price to be around $400 mill

>> i was in canada, montreal. >> studying medicine. >> yes. >> dr. jihan put her medical studies on hold to help tend all manner of horrible war injuries. what kind of procedures were you doing on a regular basis? >> oh, everything, everything, without prior practice and knowledge. so, you just, like, kind of in the situation try to pick up things. >> how many patients did you treat a day? >> 60, 70. >> 60 or 70? >> it was a lot. like, the whole hospital was full. >> when you heard he had been killed, what did you feel, relief? >> i felt relieved. i was, like, realizing that, okay, it's over. i'm trying to heal my own wounds, because in the middle of it, you just go, go, go, and you never realize how much injuries and trauma you get inside yourself. >> right. >> because we probably never think, like, we're going to survive and have a free libya or anything, because it is just going with the state of mind that i'm going to do my best and i'm already at peace with myself if i die. then you find yourself here now, and it is like, now, it is the gray are

the flight covered by a 1999 international accord known as the montreal convention meets the crash victims emily's are automatically entitled to $139,000. lawyers say german wings will be insured [indiscernible] the u.s. economy grew at a 2.2% pace in the fourth quarter. data shows consumer rising spending. corporate profits falling in the last three months of the year, capping the worst annual performance since the recession. tesla is showing further signs of weakness in china. registrations of its model s fell 45% in february compared to the month before. research for sale warrants said tesla imported 63 of the all electric cars to china in february. people ordered cars and cancel those orders. >> if you see speculators are buying your car, you should get nervous and for some to put up more upfront or whatever. i think you have to be responsible for your own business. cory: musk said china is the only market where tesla had excess inventory. rbs agreed to sell a private banking business to switzerland. a person with knowledge of the matter said rbs expects the price to be around $400 mil

they are david anderson of the california institute of technology, richard remley of the university of montreal, and adrian raine of the university of pennsylvania, and once again, my cohost, dr. eric kendell. he is a nobel laureate, a professor at columbia university, and a howard hughes medical investigator. i am pleased to have all of them here. eric: wonderful to have you here. this is our third series. in the first series, we can littered the normal brain. in the second series, we considered abnormalities schizophrenia, depression, parkinson's, alzheimer's. now we are considering the brain in society. here we are going to consider a number of issues, gender identity, sports induced concussions, brain science, and the criminal justice system. today we are going to consider brain science and aggression and the social amplification of violence. when you and i talked about this particular series and aggression, we knew this was an important topic and we've known it since the beginning of time. cain killing abel. it was not clear that today this would be an even more important topic. will where

the montrÉal convention means crash victims' families are automatically entitled to about $139,000. but lawyers say germanwings will be insured, even if it is proved the copilot intentionally caused the crash. the u.s. economy grew at a 2.2% pace in the fourth quarter. day-to-day -- data today showed consumer spending rising the fastest and eight years. it also showed corporate profits following in the last three months of the year capping the worst annual performance since the recession. tesla is showing further signs of weakness in china. demonstrations of the model s fell 45% in february compared to the month before. the research firm said tesla imported 63 of the all electric cars to china in february. the chinese news agency said tesla was misled believing demand was extremely high in china because people ordered cars and canceled orders. here is the chief holdings chairman. >> if you see speculators are buying your cars, you should get nervous and force them to put up more up front or whatever. i think you have to be responsible for your own business. cory: must also said chin

. >> family from ireland was on their way to a dance competition in montreal. >> we have all the stuff that we need for the competition is in the bags. we need the bags. >> reporter: how frustrating was this been? [laughter]. >> an american airline spokesperson apologized for the inconvenience. we made calls overnight and unfortunately the issue has not been resolved. >> reporter: rain a bit of a pain this morning, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have rain continuing to fall across the central portion of the region. a little bit dry by the shore and dover delaware. there's heavy rain pushing away from philadelphia and coming down harold in area areas around trenton. there may be wet snowflakes mixing in. temperatures around 40, maybe a little bit below that, i don't expect this to be icing up on roads. fearcht -- in any event fairly wet conditions, you have reaciddal ponding and puddling --ding and puddling on roads. as we look outside we have wet conditions in center city. cloudy skies and breezy out there and overall we're looking at a damp start and cooler day than yeste

they are david anderson of the california institute of technology, richard remley of the university of montreal, and adrian raine of the university of pennsylvania, and once again, my cohost, dr. eric kendell. he is a nobel laureate, a professor at columbia university, and a howard hughes medical investigator. i am pleased to have all of them here. eric: wonderful to have you here. this is our third series. in the first series, we dealt with the normal brain. in the second series, we considered abnormalities schizophrenia, depression, parkinson's, alzheimer's. now we are considering the brain in society. here we are going to consider a number of issues, gender identity, sports induced concussions, brain science, and the criminal justice system. green the criminal justice system. today we are going to consider brain science and aggression and the social amplification of violence. when you and i talked about this particular series and aggression, we knew this was an important topic and we've known it since the beginning of time. cain killing abel. it was not clear that today this would be an even

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and perhaps go and have the international civil aviation organization in montreal get people together from all over the world and study this and come up with a -- with a universal standard that would be -- would be acceptable and safe. acceptable to everyone and safer than what some of the systems currently are. >> i have to tell you. i was struck by the fact that he only had a total flight hours of 630 flying -- certainly in the right seat though. the airbus 320. that seems like very few hours. the requirements here are much higher. the idea that there was no psychological testing of this pilot in subsequent years after his hiring, it's quite different here. there can be testing up to every six months. what do you think about the role that -- that role played in this investigation and what we learned from this terrible tragedy? >> well i hope that -- that there will be some quiet and thoughtful scientific look at this and see what -- what science would tell you is a reasonable way of dealing with this. how often should people be tested. what kinds of keys might you see that would --

>> the carrier is responsible and must pay under the 1999 montreal convention and carrier is responsible unless it can show that it did absolutely nothing wrong or a third party like a terrorist with a missile is solely responsible. >> just by letting this guy in the cockpit with wings on their shoulder, he's their agent. >> he is the carrier. >> jim thank you. >> thank you. jenna? >> jon, new details about the germanwings co-pilot and the connection to the united states. lubitz got part of his flight training in arizona in 2008. we have andrew out by that flight school near phoenix. >> reporter: good morning, jenna. you can see the lufthansa plane about to take off. and the facility is called the air training from arizona. and 20 miles west of phoenix in the arizona desert. it is the pilots come here and we know the co-pilot of the germanwings airplane was at this facility four and half months back in 2008. they fran in europe and this center in arizona and it appears they spend four and half months here in goodyear arizona training in this facility. the staff here is not telling us muc

they are david anderson of the california institute of technology, richard remley of the university of montreal and adrian raine of the university of pennsylvania, and once again my cohost, dr. eric kendell. he is a nobel laureate, a professor at columbia university, and a howard hughes medical investigator. i am pleased to have all of them here. eric: wonderful to have you here. this is our third series. in the first series, we can littered the normal brain. in the second series, we considered abnormalities schizophrenia, depression parkinson's, alzheimer's. now we are considering the brain in society. here we are going to consider a number of issues, gender identity sports induced concussions, brain science, and the criminal justice system. today we are going to consider brain science and aggression and the social amplification of silence. -- violence. when you and i talked about this particular series and aggression, we knew this was an important topic and we've known it since the beginning of time. cain killing animal -- able. it was not clear that today this would be an even more important