the week leading up to the crash, german prosecutors said he studied medical treems various ways and possible methods of committing suicide, and cockpit doors and their security me showers. evidence of how he did it but why still a mystery. now, french officials say they have been able to recover dna for 150 people. still no ids as of now as they have not matched the dna to the samples they were able to take from family members. they are not going to release the bodies or body parts until they finish this investigation. willie? all right nbc s katie tur in cologne, germany, this morning. you think about the horror of the passengers but also for that pilot who, if you listen to the cockpit recorder was banging on the door then he went to an ax to try to get through. desperate. him, the one man who could save the plane helpless.
helpless and the other side of the door who had been doing research on how to keep him out. let s turn back to the big news of the morning, that historic nuclear deal with iran. joining the table we have former foreign policy adviser for the bush administration and former adviser to paul ryan and the rvm romney/ryan campaign. are you still speaking to me? no comment. indirectly. joe klein, for time magazine. you talk about how iran is a functioning state. it s a real place, a real history, and you say well educated people there. well they also have not so well educated people who are extremists. that s right. divided country. it is the greatest mismatch between a people and a government of any country in the world. and, you know i still can t get over susan rice s fist bump. i m in favor of this deal. i m surprised by how good a deal they got. but we re not negotiating with