00:00So there are pieces that we can put together, even in a preliminary stage, that may explain what happened in
00:12this horrific plane crash on Sunday.
00:15This hit me harder than most.
00:18I also think that there is something so disturbing about the scale when you see something like this in person.
00:26I covered a Learjet crash.
00:27It's like you get the scale, but you don't actually feel what it's like to see this wide piece of
00:34Earth ripped apart and knowing there were human beings inside of it.
00:39It's one of the most jarring things to see.
00:42Yeah, I mean, it looks extremely haunting.
00:44Most plane crashes you think of attempts to land that go poorly, but the way this was described with the
00:49descent of over 20,000 feet per minute, they were just nearly supersonic upon impact.
00:56And when you watch that video and the crater it creates and the fact that maybe a black box is
01:00not even discoverable in this rubble, it's truly haunting.
01:04The truth is that nine people died.
01:06It's a tragedy.
01:06You know, and I always think about the people that don't make the headlines.
01:10You know, there's a nanny on board, you know, her entire family is destroyed.
01:14The two friends of the couple, we have two toddlers, a two-year-old and a four-year-old.
01:19We have a lot of people whose lives and their families are now completely destroyed by this one, you know,
01:24just mishap in the air.
01:26And it's just a tragedy.
