an airport in tokyo, investigators are trying to determine why a japan airlines plane collided with the japanese coast guard aircraft that was helping with the earthquake relief efforts. both planes burst into flames at the moment of impact. you see the passenger plane cleaned finally stopped until the flames spread even further. inside the air bus a350, passengers stayed calm, amazingly, as the cabin filled with smoke s. they said they had 90 minutes to get off the flame, which they did. all passengers and crew members including eight children under the age of two safely evacuated. passengers said some exits weren t working, everyone went down an emergencies shoot near the florent. dozen survivors had non life-threatening injured. five people on the coast guard plane were killed and were
inside passengers stayed calm as the cabin filled with smoke. they had just 90 seconds to get everybody all the plane, which they did. all 379 passengers and crew members, including eight children under the age of two safely evacuated. passengers said some exits weren t working. everyone went down an emergency chute down the front. five people on the coast guard plane were killed. the pilot is hospitalized with injuries. japan airlines says its crew was cleared to land before the collision. richard quest joins us more. it is just extraordinary. oh, extraordinary. let s look at the pictures and go through it. you see, first of all, the way the airbus 350 hits the dash. you know, at nighttime, would they have seen that plane on the runway? the dash had been cleared into the runway. they had been cleared. would they have seen it? i don t know. it s a crawl aircraft. the 350 is a very large
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an emergency doctor who runs mobile doctor joins us now from maui. doctor, so good to have you with us. we ve all seen the horrifying heartbreaking scenes from the impacted areas ravaged by the wildfires. can you describe for us what the situation is like. on the first day, second day or today because each day has been different? go ahead. the first day was probably the most traumatic. i think nobody knew what we re dealing with, even the medical personnel. we all had warnings that there s going to be high winds and fires. i personally thought it s going to be some brushfires. we get those every now and then. seems like we ve been getting them annually. luckily i wasn t needing to evacuate, woke up in the morning and just wasn t getting any news from lahaina. obviously the power lines were out. cell phone signals weren t working. i got notified just through some ems, emergency medical