broadcast to the world. did you hear that? oh, no, the new apology as his team now heads to the elite eight. and we do say, good morning, america, and as we come on the air out west we have new details about the plane crash this morning and we ll have those shocking discoveries in the home of the co-pilot as well. breaking at this hour. german prosecutors revealing they have found evidence of ongoing illness, prescription medicine and torn-up sick notes. terry moran in the hometown of the man responsible for that terrible tragedy 37 terry, good morning. shocked even outrage. germ man media reporting that he suffered from mental illness, depression now, what prosecutors found in his apartment. this morning, prosecutors in dusseldorf revealing that a search led to medical documents that indicate existing illness and tornup sick notes among the items found, suggesting that co-pilot was hiding details of his illness from his employer. this new detail painting a pictur
broadcast to the world. did you hear that? oh no the new apology as his team now heads to the elite eight. and we do say, good morning, america on this friday morning. it s been good to have t.j. and david with us here all week long. we have breaking new details about the plane crash. investigators are sifts through the debris in the alps right now searching for that second black box. robin, as you know the real search is happening at the co-pilot s home in germany. we re learning more now about the man they say is responsible for that terrible tragedy that took 150 lives and have a team of correspondents standing by and abc s terry moran starts us off in the co-pilot s hometown in germany. terry, good morning. reporter: good morning, david. here on the street where he lived, that s his mom and dad s house right back there, people are wondering how their neighbor could have done this. today german media is reporting that andreas lubitz suffered from mental health is
the star basketball player whose secret was accidentally broadcast to the world. did you hear that? oh no the new apology as his team now heads to the elite eight. and we do say, good morning, america on this friday morning. it s been good to have t.j. and david with us here all week long. we have breaking new details about the plane crash. investigators are sifts through the debris in the alps right now searching for that second black box. robin, as you know the real search is happening at the co-pilot s home in germany. we re learning more now about the man they say is responsible for that terrible tragedy that took 150 lives and have a team of correspondents standing by and abc s terry moran starts us off in the co-pilot s hometown in germany. terry, good morning. reporter: good morning, david. here on the street where he lived, that s his mom and dad s house right back there, people are wondering how their neighbor could have done this. today german media is rep
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