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heading to humbolt state university for a college visit when the fedex truck collided with the bus head on and burst into flames. five students, three adult chaperones and the drivers of the bus and the truck are all dead. dozens of other passengers are fighting injuries. nbc s stephanie stanton is outside the local hospital where several victims are being treated. stephanie, what do you know about the cause of the crash? well, the ntsb has a team of investigators on site at this hour. they are combing through that crash site looking for what caused this deadly crash. some of the things they ll be looking at, possible driver error. they ll be looking at speed, the mechanics of both the bus and the fedex truck itself. i am standing outside the hospital here in chico. this is one of seven area hospitals where some 30 crash victims have been taken. 11 here specifically. the death toll of this crash now stands at ten. five of them high school
students. three of them were chaperones, one an admissions counselor at humbolt state university. the driver of the bus and the truck they both died as well. this was supposed to be a trip filled with such promise for these students. 48 high school students, high school seniors, headed to humbolt state university for a spring open house to check out the college that they hoped to attend, and, of course, now it is turned to a very tragic and horrific situation for these families. stephanie stanton, thank you so much for that update. also, the news cycle, a setback for missing malaysian flight 370. the prime minister of australia says he is confident that signals picked up by the u.s. navy s on board an aussie ship were from the flight recorders, but the ping detected by sonar buoys this week is not related to the plane. search teams continue to drag the navy towed pinger across the ocean to narrow the search zone. once that happens, the unmanned blue fin mini-subwill be sent to map th