Good evening. And again tonight a lot of attention is being focused on a runway in san francisco, along with a seawall and the waters just offshore. Nearby, of course, sits that burned out hull of a wide bodied jet. And just tonight at the latest briefing on the crash of the Asiana Airlines 777, we learned the jet was indeed flying low and slow, too low and too slow it turns out to make it to touchdown without incident. We learned a lot more about the cockpit crew today. All veterans of long haul air travel. And because of their experience, the investigation into what went wrong here now gets more intriguing. Again tonight, nbcs tom costello starting us off from the scene at sfo in san francisco. And tom, we also learned of a very close call for other members of this crew. Reporter thats right, two Flight Attendants on board were ejected out of the back of this plane as it crash landed. Amazingly, they survived. The training captain, the captain who was training his colleague to fly th
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live in prescott, arizona. this is a small town, everyone is rocked by this because everybody knew these 19 young men. this news is shaking everyone to their corps, knowing that they deployed their safety tents to protect themselves but it wasn t enough because it got too hot. they continue to try to figure out what exactly was the cause to lead to the deaths of all of these men. stephanie, we re getting new information about one of the firefighters who died. tell us about him. that s right. this person that we re talking about, his name is kevin wojcik, he s the son of the captain of
the los angeles county fire department, joe wojcik, which it s very devastating for a firefighter family. joe will be on with anderson cooper to talk about his son. just knowing you have a young man in his 20s working on a fire line in an area that wasn t even threatening the town where he was from here in prescott. it was out in a different town but trying to help out his fellow firemen to keep that fire away. we re learning more and more about who these people were. when they realized there was no escape, they had to literally dig in and build their tents called shake and bake tents. protective foil that are just big enough to cover them as hell passes over them. we look at where they were and