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The cockpit, explain this to me, you were talking about order in the cockpit, you know, you also, of course you always hear on a commercial flight, you hear the stall warnings, all the other warnings that go off. i m sure warnings were going off inside the cockpit. it s not like they both can t look at how many knots they re doing. it seems unbelievable to me they didn t keep it to the proper speed during their approach. it is almost unbelievable. the only other thing i d say, i would say two other things. first, they came into the approach at the wrong altitude. they were too high, it appears, they were too high which means they had to descend too quickly and try to get to the runway and that s what we call an unstabilized approach. it is a dangerous way to fly. it leads to these kinds of mistakes. secondly as you point out there were two people in the cockpit. only thing i would say about that is in some cultures quite frankly the normal ability of ....
All of them died. trace gallagher is live with the the news tonight. trace, usually in this type of thing they say that a series of events lead up to a crash. and this was no different, harris. it began with the airspeed sensors getting clogged with ice. the plane lost speed and went into a stall and stopped flying. every pilot is taught when you go into a stall put the nose down and regain. this pilot ignored the stall warnings and kept pulling the nose up and the plane kept falling and falling. the authorities say the pilots were so conditioned to rely on the automated controls that they couldn t forget the computers and figure out what the real problem was. today i spoke on studio b with the former member of the f.a.a. listen. these planes are really marvels of technology. but at the end of the day. it s still the pilot in charge who has to be able to fly that aircraft without having all ....
3 1/2 minutes to hit the skyscraper which cost, $700 million just in time for the water belly-up. in fact, it was intact, most owe rim picks olympics. of the parts. jenna: brand new numbers on but oxygen masks were never the job market head of the deployed, indicating the big jobs report tomorrow cabin did not depressurize. starting with this one, what a painful way to go for 374,000 americans filed for unemployment in the latest those people. week. that is the lowest level this is frighting. we ve seen in six weeks but the data recorders that if you take a look at the last several reports the pilots failed to talk about repeated stall warnings and weekly number is still too had no altitude training to high to really indicate any deal with it the situation. interesting to note as well, substantial job growth. the plane was passing robert gray with the fox business network is here through an area called the with the roundup from all the things we saw today. robert? intertropical conve ....