we know 72 people were onboard, including children and search efforts will resume at daylight on monday. video also shows what appears to be the plane moments before it went down, and the aircraft rolling on its side, you see there in midair. i want to get to vetica, who is following this. any word on what might have caused this? no word on that. the focus is trying to find the missing passengers on that plane. 68 bodies have been recovered, four are still missing. as soon as there is daylight in nepal, which is another four hours from now, the rescue teams will be back on the site and looking for the four passengers. for now the death figure stands at 68. we are expecting a report in the next four passengers looks like it would be to find the voice recording box. that will be key on knowing what went wrong. it s important to tell our viewers that this country has faced several accidents in the past, and this is essentially because most of the highest mountains are in this
next four passengers looks like it would be to find the voice recording box. that will be key on knowing what went wrong. it s important to tell our viewers that this country has faced several accidents in the past, and this is essentially because most of the highest mountains are in this area. at least we have about eight of the world s 14 highest mountains in nepal, including mount everest, and it s because it s the weather or the air strips are situated in difficult to land terrains. the chances of any survivors are bleak at this moment. thanks very much for that update. we appreciate it. now to ukraine where the death toll from a russian missile strike from an apartment
rehema good morning, what s the very latest? reporter: good morning, jose. what we can tell you is what s going on right now is that there are teams of investigators on the site which is behind me just a short distance over my shoulder there, that the action is happening, and they are going through what s left of this train. in addition, they are trying to remove this rubble. you pointed out the twisted, mangled remains of the train. and the ntsb investigators, something like 20 or more on the scene right now, they are trying to gather the information. one of the things seems it was very normal this thing happened without warning. so investigators are going to try to find out is there anything they can learn from this. they want to gather the recording. there is a recording box on trains, much like there is a black box on airplanes. they want to retrieve any and all information that can get them that to see if there s something they can learn from this to prevent it from
that debris and then move on from there to the search. they re looking for the flight recorder beacons. we ve got to remember we re returning out of time. 13, 14, days, minimum, 16, 17 days maximum before the pings run down and make the search more difficult. they ve got to shrink their search. andrew stephens reporting. many thanks to you. even if they find the black boxes they may not be operating. the main thing is the recording box is not going to have a lot of material that they made at this point. malaysian s prime minister talked about news data coming from the british company as the satellite communications firm.
ping data. beyond that these other areas, no, we are not talking about that as much. we are really focusing on that southern corridor. keith, if they did find the black box, we have got only two hours because it keeps looping every two hours. we do have all the data in terms of the other recording box; is that correct? the flight data recorder should be good for about 25 hours. so that will be very helpful. if they can finds the black boxes, so-called black boxes that really is going to be an aid to the investigation. the plane disappeared on the 8th and apparently on monday the 2nd there were satellite pictures, weren t turned over until saturday. with those ocean current, if this plane is there, how much movement is there going to be? probably good night quite a bit, greta. quite a bit meaning what. several hundred miles. if you want to think of a typical current and wind forcing maybe about a naut of speed. 25 miles plus in a single day. it can move a lot? we have a