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where a plane has crashed, killing at least a 167 people. the j. u and boeing 737800. arriving from bangkok skidded off the runway at one international airport and bust into flames. they will, a 181 people on board to have been rescued from the tail section. officials save as little chance of finding all the survivors in one of south korea as west aviation disasters. this is the moment the chaise you airplane skids down the runway. that's a new one at halting south korea, the default crushing into a wall and bursting into flames. the authorities to say they suspect the combination of foxes calls the crush. now you

send me the, to, you the, you know, the cause of this accident is believed to be a good strike. and other factors such as bad weather and the exact quotes will be announced through a joint investigation with the relevant agency. i think it was, i hope you had as a rescue. workers searching the wreckage but the fire department say the plane has been almost completely destroyed in the blaze and identifying the deceased is proving difficult. j. u a quickly issued an apology saying they are doing all they come to respond to the incident. is one, the one i have to do is, you know, i would like to bile my head and apologize to all those who cherish j. g a. a buffalo and i would like to express my deepest condolences and apologies to the passengers and the families who lost their lives in this accident. keeping it all 108 to one passages and crew well on board. the flight from bun cops viney to matt

port, including at least 2 tie nationals among the many dozens of south koreans. and yeah, i spoke to south come engine list jen moon, who was at the sides of the crash about what she had been seeing them. i'm here at low on international airport in south charlotte province, which is about $280.00, a kilometers south of the south creek capital sold hours after the crash. right now i'm seeing more to reveal goals lining up to take bodies away, and authorities are telling me the temporary morgue has been established. the crash site i can tell you smells a lot of aviation fuel. i've seen a lot of workers into protective suits and masks who are coming the area. a lot of soldiers are searching here, bushes for a possible box. we cover dead bodies. and then this comes at

a pivotal time in south korea. what's the reaction in the country to this tragedy? right. um, so a lot of shock. um, as the uh, the crash happened to place early and sunday morning. so roughly about 8 hours ago the sunday morning. and this is the plane crash, which is the one of the deadliest plane crashes in south korean aviation history so far, couldn't come that a worst time. as this nation goes through a political chaos with a private impeached about a few weeks ago, followed by the peace, rid of that the, the acting president, been acting private president for the prime minister. and now in power. is it another acting president who is a 3rd in line, the vice prime minister of this country? he has declared that the zone a disaster,

special disaster zone. he was here now to look at the site and to uh, to support the brewery families. i'm also see lots of, um, that family members rushing to this site to identify bodies or in hopes of finding out their loved ones who were on board to have survived. but stories you're telling me that hopes are feeding and it's very slim right now of any kind of recovery software engine this jen moons. thank you for giving us that update. and we also heard from richard levy and aviation expert. i asked him what could have caused the crash to? i see 2 things, one, the gear is retracted and it appears. so that's where you see that the flash are attracted. also. the reason i bring that up is because the airplane is traveling very fast on the runaway again,

the year comes off of $100.00 system on the left side. and there's this report step to let the engine had been on fire or had frames coming out of it. the main thing here is extended from power from the left engine. however, there's a backup system in the cut in the flight deck that you have cables handles you pool and you can extend the 90 gear. so that's a mystery to me of why even with an engine malfunction. why the crew do that manually extend the landing gear, the other. how drake system extends the flaps. the flaps come out of the wings. what's the advantage of the flaps? it helps you name and it's so speed. as you can see in the video, they're going at a very fast speed on your runway without the flash extended, without the landing gear extended. now i could see the reverse thrust is working.

that's a different system also. and they enter in the crash into a concrete barrier at the end of the runway. right, so just wondering what i mean that we've had different reports, but the, the ceo of this airline ginger line is suggesting there was no plane malfunction. can we attain that at this stage that there wasn't a malfunction with getting the the landing gear out? i said, no, of course it is too early to recover what's called the black boxes. that's the type of voice recorder. they'll get the conversations of the 2 pilots and the 5 data recorder, which records all the movements of the controls and switches in the tactic. so they'll put this together, but i don't see a malfunction. of course it is not normal to quickly and the airplane was after 9

and your extend it even if there had been a malfunction with the engine. i'm not saying we've been very easy. but in training, and i'm an instructor on this aircraft with a major airline in the united states. we do give engine malfunctions and the crew would it possible execute a go around and then extend the 90 gear or circle around and then extend the name of your manually. i happen to respectfully disagree. there is a major malfunction right here that have been suggestions of a possible bud strike. can that affect the landing gear to that i read that also tommy and i find that not impossible but nearly impossible bird strikes to happen at low altitude. during takeoff and landing and met the birds were hidden in june or hit and or hit the wings. so it could be the source of

the nation fire engine malfunction, but the airplane can safely be slow and after a bird strike, affecting if it, the bird strikes would affect the naming gear. i don't see that is a possibility, nothing is impossible. again, it's too early to say that. and if birds, frank birds did strength direct in june and know that the engine fails. if that's the case, you can still main. we extend the name of gear from the front desk. this is 873-7800, extremely reliable airplane with a very, very good safety record. that was the video from, from a pilot on a patient x, but which would leave the speaking to us from dallas, texas in the us. now let's check in on some of the stories making headlines, the russian president vladimir putting those apologize to what he called a tragic incident in russian as base leading to the downing of and as the by johnny

passenger plane put in told as a by john's leader that russian ad defends as were active before the plane crashed and it has like, stab kidding. 38 people who didn't stop short of admitting responsibility. the world's richest mind. hila must cuz again, expressed support for germany's fall. right. a f d party saying it's the only party capable of saving the country. mosques, opinion piece appeared in a german newspaper belt as on tag. the article sparked a backlash, prompting the newspapers, opinion and editor to resign. authorities in fair rule of clothes, the most of the countries ports for the next few days, due to unusually high waves along its coast. one person drowned in neighbouring ecuador officials, the the rough seas are being generated by wins off the united states, which are now affecting south americas pacific coast of far right and to

west and politicians. mcculloch's covet, last valley has been sworn in as the, as george's new president, the form of football that was inaugurated despite allegations from outgoing president settlement is who would i be should be any that his election was illegitimate? the new president is supported by the ruling georgia, dream pa to was decision to suspend moves to join the e u. a spot months of protests, the outgoing need is refusing to step down. the says she'll vacate the presidential palace any i spoke with dw reporter and your call in the parliament in tbilisi. i also want to make a cover last year, really sad during his you know, gratian speech as well. interestingly, he focused on what he calls for additional penalties and traditional family values, saying that family is at the core of georgia and society. i should probably remind

her of us that this comes just a couple of weeks of after the implementation of a so called on t eligibility to propaganda law. and all of that is as to governments. this meant to string some traditional family values in georgia. but the queer community, of course, feels that there's a lot rather aimed at targeting their ways of living. so tell us more about this, this new president and why he's considered so controversial overall. when you go out on the streets of publicity and ask people about the president, the 1st thing they will tell you is he used to be a soccer player. why is that important? because it's something that makes a police pro european demonstrate this angry because they feel that this is basically his only qualification. and they say that listen, a presidential the have at least higher education covers really has. however,

political experience, he has been a member of the judge and column, and since 2016 as a member of the ruling georgia dream policy. he is also a no member though all of the far right political movements and movement that is known for onto western and kremlin, frankly, the rest of the week. and just a few days ago, he said that the toner rice ation in georgia is uh, being fueled from the garage without specifying it and the outgoing presence and all that sort of basically is standing around to refuses to step down what to expect to happen next. well, there is an ongoing controversy, a controversy a about it says it president the new president was listed to me next. i'm the way the outgoing president, as i've been severely see said, she says during the election. so if the parliament has been like best but mess of

fraud, so she says that the parliament is not legitimate. and then she says, the president cannot see legitimate. so she says she refuses to step down and she wants to stay in office because she says she's the only legitimate figure in georgia at the moment. she has a softly spoken to her supporters and she has set she is. she will leave the president of the palace. this was something that was not quite clear. there were rumors about her refusing to leave the palace. so she said she released the palace, but she said she's not leaving office. and she said, as he's not president, because she is in the presidential palace, she says, the president say comes with the trust. and she feels that the trust of the judge in people is with her. the love reporter i now call into placing thank you. is a reminder of our top story. i saw screens already say the death toll from a plane crash at an airport has risen to a $167.00, the ga to and slide the,

the $181.00 on board crashed up and one international airport. only 2 people have impressed lessons and now there's more at dw dot com to me on my the book, thanks watching the people in trucks engine trying to see the city center, the straight pieces explain the around the world more than 150000000 people of.