okay. tom, thank you. back to anthony roman, the safety expert. anthony, you were talking about the safety mechanism that tom was explaining to us as well. yes. you know prior prior to the time that arrester beds were initiated at major international airports, and particularly at laguardia that is surrounded by water and including both ends of the runway previous overrun accidents have resulted in the aircraft ending up in the water, so it is likely that if this aircraft is still on the ground and i don t have the photographs and i m not watching the broadcast at this time but if the aircraft is still on land it is likely that some type of arrester bed or arrester restraining equipment was present because with the conditions that exist right now it is extremely slippery. however, as i mentioned before
it carries up to 155 passengers or so but the body language i think we re seeing from this home video is very important there with firefighters not necessarily as you can see in any sort of emergency urgent rome, they are not trying to ex extingish a fire. they are calmly trying to get the passengers off the right wing and down onto the ground. one challenge is going to be getting those people into the terminal as quickly as possible and getting them warmed up. we understand there were 125 customers on the flight, five crew members. this is according to delta. so reasonable number of people on that flight right now. 125 customers, five crew delta has indicated they ve been moved to your point tom, into the terminal to get out of that weather and all of this is under investigation. you see on the side of your screen, these are new images beer
international airport? that is breaking news, as i said tonight. dr. sanjay gupta live from karachi. what can you tell us what are the developments? reporter: just new development just now, another significant explosion. we ve just learned from commandos on the ground there was a suicide bomber. one of the militants on the ground on the airport grounds and armored vehicle started to approach that militant and he self-detonated. that was a loud explosion. he died. we know no one in the armored vehicle was injured or killed in that explosion, but it gives you a sense, poppy, still an ongoing situation. remember it started off with these militants trying to gain access to the airport in three separate locations prompting these gunfights and four of the commandos protecting the airport were killed initially. we now know four commandos in addition to six militants have been killed. at least ten people killed. grenades being hurled. there was one airplane, a cargo
is, he s in stable condition. he s apparently doing okay. at a certain point child welfare officials in hawaii are going to make arrangements for him to come to california and that s if his parents aren t with him in hawaii. now to security at the san jose international airport. this teenage boy jumped the fence at 1:00 a.m. and spent seven hours on the airport grounds and nobody really noticed. any improvements under way at the airport? reporter: not yet. you know, what the airport director has said is that nothing is foolproof. certainly proves the point in this particular case. he seemed to have hopped a fence that was six feet tall and had barbed wire on it. they ll have to look at the perimeter at this airport and airports across the country because as this teenager has proven, it seems something that you can do with relative ease, carol. dan simon reporting live from california this morning. thank you. still to come in the