German plane crashes: All feared dead

A German airliner carrying 142 passengers and six crew members has reportedly crashed in France.

The plane, which was operated by Germanwings -- a budget airline owned by Lufthansa, left from Barcelona, Spain and was en route to Dusseldorf, Germany. The cause of the crash is unknown. The pilot issued a distress call and then the plane quickly disappeared from radar. Debris has been located in the Alps, about 65 miles north of Nice, France. France's Prime Minister Francois Hollande said there are "apparently no survivors." (ABC News)