Another teenage girl was found dead outside the pam and weeks later, a child who intially survived the crash, died in a hospital. This is video of the crash out of the other 304 hurt. Asiana airlines offered its passengers 10thousand dollars for pain and suffering. Pam but several lawsuits have been filed against the airline and the plane manufactuor boeing. Catherine the investigation into the crash continues. Heres what we know so far. Theres a focus on the cockpit culture. Catherine in other words what crew members were saying to each other or not saying. One of the pilots who was being trained had fears about his ability to land safely while relying on manual controls and a visual approach. But he didnt say anything because he didnt want to embarrass himself. Catherine investigators are looking at an overall unwillingness to acknowledge weakness and of deferring to higher ranking colleagues. Catherine there were also signs of confusion about the jets elaborate computer systems. Dur
Pelley good evening, this is our western edition andconh francisco. ninrnrnininrco tonight, we have video never shown publicly before from the chaotic scene of that Asiana Airlines crash landing in San Francisco last summer. The videos important because it may answer a key question how was a teenaged girl who survived the impact later killed by a fire truck . Some of the video comes from that truck. 16yearold ye meng yuan was one of three people from the plane to die; 304 others survived. Her parents are suing the city of San Francisco, claiming the rescuers were reckless and poorly trained. Anna werner has the story and the video. Reporter this video is from a camera mounted on a firefighters helmet. Right through there thats it reporter it was provided to us by a source close to the family of ye meng yuan. Dont go in there. If anybody is there right now, theyre dead. Reporter at first, officials said the girl was accidentally run over because she may have been hidden in foam sprayed
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