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>> so i was working the night of the crash. one of the guys i was with, dan heard a moaning. after a few minutes we saw a chair laying upside down. we picked up the chair, and underneath it was little cecelia the survivor. >> john really makes an effort to be active in my life. we talk all the time on the internet. he came to my wedding, and we danced at my reception. >> i didn't think that nobody would survive. i guess the feeling of it, i guess with the 156 people perishing that night, i went home with i guess a little glimmer of hope where the other
and these other things that people place on me, i can't live their fantasies or their expectations. i'm going to be okay with who i am. i'm fine. now to a tragic crash at sea and one small miracle. officials say a 14-year-old girl was plucked alive in the indian ocean when a yemeni plane went down. there were 153 people on board. >> the community of comoros islanders living in france has been devastated by this accident. many lost loved ones who were going home for the holidays. the 14-year-old who beat all the odds flew to paris on a french government jet with a special medical team. bruised and cut bahia bakari was just able to talk. in paris, they say the emotional trauma is just beginning.
facet of the crash. >> the ntsb was created to investigate accidents, and really, the important part of that is to have an independent organization that is not connected to any group or organization. we're not the regulator. we want to make sure through our investigations that we're really finding out the truth. >> from an investigator's standpoint i look at this stuff and i see the systems picture, in some ways how things were set up there, it is kind of amazing to me that it took seven days before somebody -- before we had this accident. >> what happened that morning was they ended up stopping here thinking they were over here. the turn to this runway, if you notice this angular relationship is almost identical to what they have done in the past. the picture turning onto the runway was basically identical. the mechanisms that are in place to advise the crew that that section of taxiway were closed was not provided to them. these low barricade lights were not that visible. several other crews mentioned they did not see these. these lights were found were turned 90 degrees. they were turned the wrong way.
i just have a few sores along the side of my leg and right here on my hand. i feel just great. >> very few people have ever survived a plane crash, george. maybe you could tell us how it went. >> well, we took off and everything seemed okay and we were fine. then all of a sudden we hit some turbulence. we started falling down from the sky. and the pilot told us we were going to crash. and we crashed. >> the pilot told you? what exactly did he say? >> he says, we're going down. >> going down. and how much time do you think you had between hearing that and actual impact? >> it was about two seconds at the very most. >> what did you do in those two seconds? any thoughts of trying to save your life? >> yes. i covered up my body as much as possible. i lifted my legs up and hoped for the best. >> considering the impact of the crash and what the crash site looks like, the fact that he's in the condition that he is in really is a miracle. there's no question about it. >> well, you are of all the
>> translator: it will be very hard for her, he says. she survived but her mother was killed in the crash. [ speaking in french ] [ speaking in french ] [ speaking in french ]
hello, sarah. >> hi, gorge. it's nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. >> i was so young. i was 6. there was quite a bit i didn't know at the time, even so. you know, i always thought that my path would cross with george's, and that we would have the opportunity to talk. my parents and my grandparents were on the galaxy crash. >> you know, i'm so happy to see you, george. >> likewise.
and make a success out of my life right away. i thought they would be angry for me, because their family members may have rebounded quicker or made their life better quicker. i just didn't know how to deal with the judgment of somebody that was in grief. no matter how bad your situation is, it's always somebody else that has it worse than you. and i think it's important that people reach out to one another and help each other out. >> well, i'm dan monroe. it's nice to meet you. >> good morning. >> well, i'm dan monroe. and my mom and dad, dave and arlene monroe, were both on the flight and died simultaneously in the crash. this is my wife, sue, who i met four months after the crash. >> you live in the twin cities? or chicago? >> i live in reno. >> oh, you live in reno. >> i've been there for 20 years. >> you went out there and stayed
confused. so it was just extra stress for me. and i remember feeling angry and survivor's guilt. why didn't my brother survive? why didn't anybody? why me? >> so i was working the night of the crash. one of the guys i was with, dan heard a moaning. after a few minutes we saw a chair laying upside down. we picked up the chair, and underneath it was little cecelia the survivor. >> john really makes an effort to be active in my life. we talk all the time on the internet. he came to my wedding, and we danced at my reception. >> i didn't think that nobody would survive. i guess the feeling of it, i guess with the 156 people perishing that night, i went home with i guess a little glimmer of hope where the other guys on my crew really didn't go home with anything.
people place on me, i can't live their fantasies or their expectations. i'm going to be okay with who i am. i'm fine. now to a tragic crash at sea and one small miracle. officials say a 14-year-old girl was plucked alive from the indian ocean when a yemeni plane went down. there were 153 people on board. >> the community of comoros islanders living in france has been devastated by this accident. many lost loved ones who were going home for the holidays. the 14-year-old who beat all the odds flew to paris on a french government jet with a special medical team. bruised and cut, bahia bakari was just able to talk.