The music means something different to Ian Parton these days. It’s not the passage of time an astounding 20 years to date as the creative muscle behind The Go! Team that has changed his personal perspective on his sonic output. It’s living on the other side of a morning in which he woke up without hearing in one ear.
a little shaken up. i think i m okay. as much as i fly, you don t think about this kind of stuff happening. anyway, everyone seems to be okay but shaken up. wow. he wasn t the only one who walked away thinking everyone survived. as we mentioned, the flight data recorders from asiana flight 214 have now arrived in washington. they will be examined by the ntsb. in the meantime, the go team is on the ground at the airport in san francisco. they have been there since early this morning. south korean investigators and officials from asiana airlines and boeing are also expected at the airport. the ntsb chief says aside from terrorism as a cause, everything is on the table. rene marsh is joining us. what is the procedure now that
along with the flight attendants in making sure everyone got out okay. in fact, we keep talking about how incredible it was there weren t more injuries and fatalities. we heard that from bird rah. her father was on the plane and he told her about the heroes going back on the plane pulling people out and help people on the field near the tarmac and again we ll hear more of those stories throughout the morning and know the ntsb, the go team have been on the ground at san francisco airport for a few hours now. yeah, they ll be joined by south korean investigators and officials from asiana airlines. terrorism does thought appear to be the cause of yesterday s crash. but besides that the ntsb chief says everything is on the table. earlier we spoke with an aviation expert who said the flight data recorders, those will be key. for whatever reason he did not have the the pilot did not have enough power available to correct the rate of descent that brought him into contact with the gr