Jason sudeikis says there is a positive response from viewers. talking about it is that matters. severe turbulence in the skies has put focus on safety. and pete muntean takes a look at the push to ban lap babies on planes. reporter: major flight attendant unions have been calling for a change for 30 years. they want children under 2 years old strapped under a car seat and attached to a seat instead of being allowed to be held by their parents, that is a huge shift from what the current policy is. something that the faa strongly discourages but there is no rule against. this recently came up last week at the faa safety summit where turbulence incidents became a topic. severe turbulence appears to be on the rise. back in december 36 people were injured on a hawaii airlines flight. one of the injured, a 14 month
Further comment. they simply won t give it. some legal analysts would say it was very wise for the ceo of lufthansa not to answer any questions because, of course lawsuits are expected. as you saw probably there, the ceo came wearing a black suit and a black tie, looking somber and sounding somber. he laid a wreath at the memorial close to the crash site and then he made that statement to the press, saying he d like to thank the searchers, he d like to thank the people of france. he offers all help to the families for as long as help is needed. the key section in his statement was we re just very very sorry that such a terrible accident could have taken place, especially as we in lufthansa put such a focus on safety. i m just very very sorry, he said. well, of course exactly how much focus lufthansa put on safety is the key going forward. that s what lawyers are looking at in germany and france and the u.s. lufthansa s insurers have set aside $300 million to cover the
Talk to your doctor about all your symptoms. get the blood tests. change your number. turn it up. androgel 1.62%. devastating crash at daytona speedway yesterday. at least 30 nascar fans were hurt when a car went careening into the stands. today s big daytona 500 race is still on. janet is at the speedway with more. reporter: a lot of focus on safety today after the jaw dropping accident that happened here yesterday.