take a real hard look at how much we are paying and training and investing in pilot safety as we move on in the future. this is going to it start affecting us in the world in 5 or 10 years. and perhaps how much we are screening pilots and are they ever to be left alone in the cockpit. thank you john. the co-pilot has a connection to the united states. we are learning that he partly trained in a flight school in phoenix in 2008. we have more on the ground and live report coming up. we want to hear from you as well. this was described as a deliberate crash. should a pilot of only 600 hours allow to fly solo in the cockpit? here in the united states we have different requirements as far as who is solo or not in the
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little chance of asylum. the folks in the plane are bused back or flown back to italy. geneva airport was closed for a period of time. flights from u.s. and elsewhere were disrupted. in post-9/11 area, keeping the flight team secured inside the cockpit certainly gotten a lot more attention. jenna, the problem arising if the flight team is involved which apparently happened today, basically an inside job. a lot more attention at ethiopian airlines will be taken to screening pilots. maybe other airlines as well. back to you. jenna: we ll watch the developments in this story. greg, thank you. jon: new developments in a bizarre situation in south africa involving a group of miners trapped underground. at least 21 have been rescued now but charged will legal mining. 200 more could still be underground. many of them say they don t want to be rescued for near fear they could be arrested. to producer paul tilsy is