we re here on butts canyon road. it s all happening right now behind me in that canyon. that is the plume of smoke that you re talking about. again, it does look like the end f the world. we were back there, and we can show you video of what it looks like back there. big flames, trees going up in a matter of seconds. the noise, the sound is incredible. this fire is clearly generating its own winds. this side of the fire has already been evacuated. those folks are over at pope valley elementary school. now what they re concerned about most is berryessa early we spoke with a woman who owned a horse ranch. she had to evacuate some children, some campers and horses. we were able to e vak wait the kids out of the camp. we probably still have 30 horses. but all the kids are safe and sound and they re out. and again they had to evacuate horses. she was still concerned about horses inside. at this point at the location, we re showing you the the area. it s smoldering out there. t
passengers were put on another plane and arrived just before 2:00 this morning. about three hours ago. this morning, you can see the plane that crash landed at sfo saturday. it s still out there on the tarmac. the wreckage is alongside run way 28 left. cate caugurian is at sfo as well with the latest now on the crash investigation. good morning. reporter: good morning, frank. we are expected to get details this afternoon regarding saturday s crash landing. at this point it s still more questions than answers. we know that the four pilots will be interviewed again today. investigators sat down with them last night. the big question officials are trying to zero in on was why a flight approaching sfo at such a slow speed when it crashed. the ntsb says the plane was going 40 miles per hour below the recommended speed. and by the time the crew tried to abort the landing and start again, it was too late. the tail hit the ground. the lower portion of the tail cone is in the ro