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Because of that or because of the plane crash. investigators are still looking into that, kate. >> investigators, of course, still looking into the cause, if it was human error, mechanical error, a combination of the two. have they given us any time line of when they think we will have a final answer of what they think caused this crash? >> reporter: well, theyre saying it could take about a year but theyre making this a priority to figure out exactly what went wrong with this. one thing i shoul...

Anything that gives me some breathing room makes a difference. membership helps make the most of your cashflow. im nelson gutierrez of strictly bicycles and my money works as hard as i do. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. welcome back. time for headlines at the half. frances transport minister says human error has been ruled out in the accident that killed six people and injured nearly 200 others. a third person has died in last saturdays asiana crash. shes identifie...

Independence day. a transportation official says it was not caused by human error. thanks so much. fox news alert for you because it was a dramatic day in court as lawyers made their final arguments in the george zimmerman trial yesterday. >> george zimmerman is not guilty if you have just a reasonable doubt that he acted in self-defense. >> trayvon benjamin martin is entitled to the truth. >> well now six women are left to decide george zimmermans fate. but how will having an all female jury ...

The ntsb is not ready to give us a conclusion as to what caused the crash. they say it could take months to figure that out. diana. john. >> seems the airline is admitting there was no mechanical failure does that mean the ntsb is closer to saying this crash was caused by human error? >> no, not at all. the ntsb is warning us to be careful how we characterize what we know and the information we have so far. it is still very early in the investigation. there is a lot of work still left to be done...

Cockpit and was it human error. we have picture from the passengers on board. this shows the chaotic scene after a crash landed here in san francisco. also shows the orderly passifas in some ways first responders were helping with those on the plain getting them off we heard from a first responder yesterday>> the crew was freeing passengers to so enable their escape. officer lee handed his knife to one of the pilots officeram tos and began freeing passengers. >> just coming in this morning from ...

Very good information about tell us about the last seconds in the cockpit. we know that seven seconds before impact the crew acknowledged in the cockpit to each other that they were slow. they had a target air speed of 137 knots, and theyre acknowledging that theyre below that. at four seconds they got a stick shaker activation, basically telling them the airplane was about to stall if they didnt take other action. and about 1.5 seconds before impact, they are calling out to each other for a go ...

Citizens and sharing that information without any meaningful legal oversight, jon. jon: the chase goes on, the hunt for, i guess, i guess we know where he is. >> reporter: not. of a hunt really. jon: catherine herridge thank you. jenna: still feels that way until we actually see him in some sort of custody, right. jon: still stuck in the who is could you airport and well -- jenna: weve been in airports before. not the ideal place. well see what happens next. meantime check out this story. a quic...

San francisco. thanks for starting this "new day" with us. >> and we start our special coverage in san francisco, where an asiana airlines flight bounced down the runway and burst into flames. at least two people are dead and nearly 200 injured. >> some bumps and bruises, but others are critically injured, some people with spinal injuries and theres a huge range in that category. theres one child from that flight that was in critical condition, still in critical condition. miguel marquez joins u...

Rule anything out that deals engines because of the heathrow accident when the ice slush... got in the way of the fuel controls and they lost thrust on a couple of miles out and landed short of the runway at heathrow, even though they had the throttles at full. the fuel could not get through the heat exchangers to the engine. whatever happened, they came down hard, they slammed that thing onto the runway either because of a lack of thrust or they could have gotten too steep and pulled the power ...

Human error? if it wasnt the enemies, how did we get there? i think thats premature on his part. the ntsb is going to dig in and what they will look at, they are going to look at turbine speed, compressor, they are going to look at all the measurements that come off the engines, the flight controls, the flaps everything. its far better than what is in your car. when you take a modern car interest a dealership which they plug it into the box, they are reading the highest rpm, what your average sp...