Recovery of human remains, theyre working to figure out what happened to flight 9525. After all, what was reportedly found on that flight cockpit voice recorder, is stunning. Stunning new details this morning in the crash of Germanwings Flight 9525. According to media reports, one of the pilots was locked out of the cockpit. When the plane crashed into the side of this Mountain High in the french alps. All of the 150 people on board, including schoolaged children and two infants, presumed dead. The New York Times cite as senior military official involved in examining audio evidence from the cockpit voice recorder. This official says before the planes rapid descent, one of the pilots left the cockpit and was unable to get back in. The paper quotes this investigator as saying the guy outside is knocking lightly on the door and there is no answer. Then he hits the door stronger no answer. There is never an answer. He says you can hear he is trying to smash the door down. The chilling repo
Boat off africas west coast. Doctors believe he only has a low to moderate risk of infection, our coverage begins in dallas with senior medical correspondent, Elizabeth Cohen, whats the latest . Good morning, alisyn, doctors and nurse who is care for ebola patients are true heroes, risking their own lives to help other people. This hospital here in dallas got an experimental treatment for one of their own very quickly. This morning, doctors in dallas anxious to see if a blood transfusion may save the life of a Critical Care nurse, nina pham, the first person to contract ebola within the u. S. She took care of Thomas Eric Duncan who passed away last week. Pham received the donation from ebola survivor, dr. Kent brantly, the hope that his blood may provide key antibodies to fight the disease. Everybody should ask to help us to give over this. And i know in the long run she will help a lot of people. The 26yearold is one of around 70 hospital staffers who cared for duncan, according to th
Survivor dr. Kent brantly. Theyre hoping this will help her. His plasma has antibodies doctors hope will kill the disease. So far were told pham is in stable condition. Pham had just received her certification in Critical Care nursing about two months ago. She was said to be wearing all the right protective gear. Shes been call hidely conscientious but her peers but somewhere along the way there seems to have been a breach in protocol. Theyre brave individuals. These doctors and nurses need to be lifted up in our prayers, our thoughts and we need to applaud them right now. Hear hear. Lets get back to those startling numbers. 5,000 to 10,000 new cases a week in west africa by december. Lets join a couple voices. Elizabeth cohen, virologist dr. Daniel bausch. Good to have both of you with us. Elizabeth, i want to talk to you because i think john and i have been struggling to understand these numbers. We have been warned about the fact that this could rise in dramatic fashion in west afri
From russian. Its something the russians deny. They say they feed weapons badly. At the same time as you said the government here in kiev as well as the europeans and the russians are trying to get the peace negotiations off the ground. They are set to meet wednesday in minsk, the capital of belarus. As we speak today, there is a meeting to try to get some of the details of such an agreement going. The big question is going to be how much territory are the prorussian separatists going to get . There was an agreement to a ceasefire that happened last year in september. Since then the prorussian separatists have gained so much more control over the line there. Are they willing to accept to give some of that up chris . Thank you very much from kiev. Lets move to what is actually happening on the ground. We have Nick Peyton Walsh who is monitoring the situation. He was the First Western journalist in the town of Eastern Ukraine leveled by prorussian separatists. Nick i hope you can hear us