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And the thing is, it's very difficult for me to say, but a little hope is a lot of hope. and when you have a little bit of hope in you, that's all you want to grab on to. and when you feel life just leaving your body like that, all you can hope for is that your loved ones are okay. and you just lose all your senses. you can't think. you can't hear anything. you lose track of time. all you're just focused on is waiting for that phone call or your text. it's a very frustrating and very confusing experience. >> eugene, i'm watching your reaction there. this is still fresh and raw for you, isn't i...

Yes, most of the bathroom is gone. >> reporter: ben levy was also near the back of the plane. >> somebody helped me to open the door. there was no sign. at that point, i'm ushering people out. i'm screaming to everybody, we're okay. we're fine. help each other out. get out. >> reporter: these survivors largely have superficial wounds. eugene rah has cuts to his chin and pain in his jaw, but as we talk at his home near san francisco's airport, rah has a more serious injury you can't see. what is it like to hear the plane fly overhead now? >> i feel like puke, honestly. i feel like throw-up when...

Door. there was no sight. i'm telling everybody, you're okay. you'll be fine. help each other. get out. >> reporter: these survivors have superficial wounds. eugene rah has cuts to his chin and pain in his jaw, but as we talk near the san francisco airport, rah has a more serious injury you can't see. what is it like to see the planes fly overhead now? >> i feel like puke, honestly. i feel like throw up when i hear that. >> reporter: a wound that may never heal. kyung lah, cnn, san francisco. >> as if this crash wasn't enough, news of another plane crash in alaska. federal investigators headed...

It had to be well before they got to that sea wall. >> and at that point, once they hit that ground, they just got lucky that so many people walked away. >> they got lucky, and many things in the plane help people to survive. the survivability factors have increased dramatically the last 15 years. >> there's a lot to be seen in this video. we're going to break it down in the 7:00 hour with mary as we go through piece by piece. thanks for giving us the top line. >> thank you. >> a lot of the focus is how this happened, but also we want to talk this morning about who this happened to. we're hear...

The -- >> passengers got her out, and then she started helping. >> is they have to spring into action immediately, and they save lives. >> mary schiavo, thank you very much. kate? new this morning, we have brand new video from the ntsb from inside the wreckage. it shows the destroyed seats. you see it there, where people had to crawl out. you also see the debris field and even the landing gear. we're also this morning hearing from some of the passengers who lived through this terrifying or deal. you can only imagine if you were in this experience, what you would feel like this morning. here'...