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Provoke confrontation, and the military that i think would just assume get out of the way as quickly as it can. >> okay. ambassador john bolton, thank you so much for being here. we have so much breaking news today. thank you for cutting you short. we appreciate you being here. >> meanwhile, the ntsb news conference is getting set in san francisco. they will deliver their latest update on that crash. lets listen. >> -- in place in the cockpit. they are now reviewing manuals and training. theyre ...

Flight duty time, their rest opportunities, and the activities that have taken place in the days leading up to the crash. in our investigations, were often looking for things that might affect human performance, like fatigue, like illnesses or medication, like health issues. and so, we will be looking at all of those things to see if there are any impacts on their ability to perform their jobs. >> joining me now, pilot and aviation lawyer, arthur walt. arthur, thanks for being here. i dont remem...

The planes chutes deploying and passengers escaping the flaming aircraft. lets watch. >> theyre running out, dude. theyre [ bleep ] running. >> oh, my god. what the [ bleep ] just happened? >> i told you, it just -- everybodys just running. >> this afternoon, ntsb chairwoman deborah hersman said investigators plan to interview the pilots tomorrow, and she had this to say about the current state of the investigation. >> theyre now reviewing manuals in training. theyre working to conduct 72-hour w...

Might affect human performance like fatigue, like illnesses or medication, like health issues. so we will be looking at all of those things to see if there are any impacts on their ability to perform their jobs. we are working to interview all four pilots that were on the aircraft coming into san francisco. there were two pilots, and many of you all have talked about those two pilots. it was a captain who was working on his initial operating experience in the 777. he was an experienced pilot and...

That holds information like altitude, the speed, the position of the plane. and the cockpit voice recorder is capable of picking up things like the background noises and any warning signals that may have gone off, candy. >> what else is critical to these investigators as they try to figure out what went on? >> well, we know that theyre also going to look at things like human performance, specifically those four pilots who were on board. theyre going to be looking at their training. did they foll...

Relatively quick process. >> and of course as part of the investigation, investigators want to know more about the four pilots assigned to the flight especially the one who may have been inle control. have you gotten any information as to what kind of questions they would be asking them or what they may have lermed about them thus far? >> human performance is another critical part of the investigation. as you said, the four pilots who were on board, they will ask them a number of questions. we h...

Testing to be done. wed be looking at things like fatigue, medication use and sleep disorders, are human factors or human performance efforts are very extensive. well be looking at crew resource management or crm and this is how the crew work together, how they communicate, how they follow procedures. well look at crew monitoring and well look at coordination. the weather on the day of the accident, at the time of the accident, winds were from the southwest at 2.10. at 7 knots with 10 miles visi...

Groups. and each of these working groups, whether it is flight operations, data recorders, witness statements, whether its survivability, whether its human performance, will be headed up by a senior ntsb investigator, somebody who has years of experience investigating accidents. the korean safety board will be invited to participate. they will most likely be on the ground some time today, if theyre not already there. and this investigation will be conducted under a set of broad rules that all of...

Im here with our team at washington reagan airport. we are launching to the crash that occurred at san francisco international airport earlier today. we had a boeing triple 7 asiana flight 214 that was originating in seoul, south korea, destined for san francisco. they were coming in on runway 28 left at san francisco international airport and they crashed on landing. we have a number of investigators who are launching with us here from headquarters. they are being led by investigator in charge ...

We have a number of investigators who are launching with us here from headquarters. they are being led by investigator in charge bill english. we have a number of subject matter experts who are going to be leading specific teams. those teams are going to be focused on operations, human performance, survival factors, the airport, airport operations, and theyre going to be focusing on the aircraft, the systems, structures, and power plants. well be supported by a number of team members here in was...