but the deadliest single plane crash in history, a 747 that crashed into a japanese mountainside had another cause entirely. august 12th, 1985, japan airlines flight 123 has a staggering 524 people on board. the plane is set to fly from tokyo to osaka. this workhorse of a jet makes the one-hour trip several times a day. it s like flying from new york to boston. susan s boyfriend is on board. aki was a banker, he was traveling on business that day. it was a very humid, hot, japanese summer day. from the moment i opened my eyes
as we ve seen, structural failure on airplanes can be caused by inadequate inspections, faulty maintenance practices or design flaws buried deep within the guts of these giant machines. but the deadliest single plane crash in history, a 747 that crashed into a japanese mountainside had another cause entirely. august 12th, 1985, japan airlines flight 123 has a staggering 524 people on board. the plane is set to fly from tokyo to osaka. this workhorse of a jet makes the one-hour trip several times a day. it s like flying from new york to boston. susan s boyfriend is on board.
diverting flights away from tokyo to osaka and nagoya until at least the weekend, charles. the freezing temperatures and snow in japan are making the situation there even worse. and winds are complicating efforts to cool the nuclear reactors. our meteorologist is at the cnn weather center with more on that. good morning. charles, the winds, in fact, canceled many of the flights that were supposed to drop 100 drops of water there in that plant. they were only able to get four. the winds have been significant. the helicopters can fly in the wind. the problem is a lot of the water is evaporating or by the time it gets to the plant, it is droplets and not significant enough to certainly do what it s supposed to do. here are the temperatures. we have two angles on this story. we have the conditions that are on going on the ground and then we have winds that we re going to be talking about as far as
for the first time. i don t cheat, i would rather lose. reporter: the match continued and after osaka broke serena, she smashed her racket in anger. then she was hit for a point for abuse of equipment. then during the changeover, she went at ramos again. ramos penalized serena again. since this was her third penalty, she was given a point taken away for verbal abuse. that s not right. this is not fair. serena goes on to lose 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 to osaka. fans were boosting throughout the exchange. and after the match, serena said she was proud of the way she handled things. i can t sit here and say they didn t think he was a thief because he took the game from
during a changeover, serena decided to go at ramos again. ramos then penalized serena this time for verbal abuse for calling him a thief, for taking away that point and since this was her third offense, she was penalized a game and when serena realized the penalty, asked for the referee and supervisor saying in tears men do far worse and are not penalized for it. that s not right! that is not right p.m. [ inaudible ]. calling you a thief. okay. and that is not right. this is not fair. you can see serena in tears. she was would go on to lose the match to osaka. the fans were booging throughout all of these exchanges. after the match serena said she was proud the way she handled it. i m here fighting for women s