next to him padilla, a goalkeeper, found alive. he was able to call his family, but then died from his injuries. another tragic story, the death of this 22-year-old player. his family releasing video last week when he learned he would soon be a father. fans of the team now stunned by the loss. and tonight new details. colombian authorities say the tail hit the top of the mountain and the rest of the plane slid down the other side. a team of investigators looking to the black boxes that they recovered to determine what went wrong. >> the flight data recorder will tell us what was and what was not operating in the cockpit. what did the pilots have to work with? >> reporter: the plane was a get into difficult airports which medellin is. abc's steve ganyard has flown into that airport before. >> even in the daytime it's a very sporty place. not only do you have rugged terrain but oftentimes weather. it's a very high altitude about 7,500 feet. >> reporter: the soccer team's journey began monday evening. the team posting this video to th

next to him padilla goal keeper found alive.was actually able to call his family but then died from his injuries. and the heart breaking story of had 22-year-old player who was killed. his family releasing this video from just last week when he learned that he would be a father. in their hometown fans stunned by the loss. the jet british aerospace 146 was owned by charter company. often used to get in difficult airport which this one is. steve has flown into that airport. >> even in the daytime it's a very sporty place not only the very rugged terrain but there's oftentimes weather. >>reporter: on the last leg of the flight nearly 5 hours from bolivia the short hall jet starts circling around the city in bad weather. the crew reports an electrical failure declaring an emergency then disappearing from radar. black box have been recovered but with electrical failure did they continue to record? and did the crew have enough navigation instruments. >> you are on battery power. don't know where you are n.this case when you throw weat

next to him, danillo padilla, a goalkeeper found alive. he was actually able to call his family, but then died from his injuries. and the heartbreaking story of this 22-year-old player who was killed, his family releasing this video from just last week when he learned that he would be by the loss. the jet, a british aerospace 146, was owned by a charter company. it is often used to get into difficult airports, which this is. abc consultant steve ganyard has flown into that airport. >> even in the daytime, it's a very sporty place, because not only do you have this very rugged terrain, but there is oftentimes weather. >> reporter: on the last leg of its flight, the short haul jet weather. the crew reports an electrical failure, declaring an emergency, then disappearing from radar. the black boxes have been recovered, but with an electrical failure, did they continue to record? and did the crew have enough navigational instruments? >> if you are on battery power, you don't know where you are. in this case, when you throw weather, nighttime,

padilla tweeted this. it appears mr. trump is troubled by the fact that a growing majority of americans did not vote for him. substantiated allegations of voter fraud in california and elsewhere are absurd. his reckless tweets are inappropriate and unbecoming of a president-elect. california secretary of state alex padilla joins us now. thanks so much for being with us, secretary padilla. to your knowledge, is there any evidence whatsoever that points to any kind of significant voter fraud in california? >> uh, absolutely not, anderson. and i think that's a big part of the problem here. we've heard a lot of this accusations about potential rigging and hacking in several weeks leading up to the election. to be honest, my biggest concern was not just the security of our elections, but that it could have the effect of discouraging people from voting, if they thought that maybe their vote wouldn't count or maybe their vote would not be counted. in california, i'm proud to say, california saw right through that. we had a record high registration going into november 8th. and it looks like an historic high turnout,

padilla to tweet it appears mr. trump is troubled by the fact a majority of americans did not vote for him. his allegations of vote are fraud in california and elsewhere are absurd. the reckless tweets are inappropriate and unbecoming of a president-elect. they say all of this is further proof the country remains sharply divided. >> a lot of people are still processing what happened on election day and in disbelief like he couldn't have really won, right? >> an outcome many are are refusing to accept three weeks after the election. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> the same hackers who gave free rides to thousands of san francisco muni riders are trying to profit from the incident. they have demanded the equivalent of $73,000 and there is a deadline set for tomorrow. thisy have reportedly compromised muni's payroll and e-mail servers. the underground machine had the machine you hacked. muni said they are investigating the incident. >>> bart appears to be losing money on the people mover that carries passengers between the coliseum station and oakland international airport. bart projected they would

padilla is california's secretary of state. >> to simply allege millions of illegal votes throughout the country or particular list of states including california i think is wrong. and we have to call him on it. >> reporter: wisconsin's recount will take about two weeks. the bar for stein to secure recounts in michigan and pennsylvania, is higher, she'll ned to show for example, norah, some evidence that hacking took place. so far, there isn't any. >> nancy corde delta air lines today banned for life a disruptive passenger who shouted his support for president elect trump and insulted those who didn't. >> you can't hear hear me! donald trump, baby! that's right, this man knows what's up. >> well another passenger on the flight from atlanta to allentown, pennsylvania posted the video. no one on the flight crew intervened. delta's ceo apologized and >>> in syria, thousands fled aleppo after government forces recaptured large portions of the city from rebel fighters. elizabeth palmer reports, this could be a turning point in syria's 5 1/2-year-old civil war. >> three months of nonstop, shelling and bombing, finally paid off in syria's army, its allies, and its russian backers. troops punc

padilla is california's secretary of state. >> to simply allege millions of illegal votes throughout the country or in a particular list of states, including california, i think is wrong, and we have to call him on it. >> reporter: wisconsin's recount the bar for stein to secure recounts in michigan and pennsylvania is higher. she'll need to show, for example, some evidence that hacking took place, and so far there isn't any. >> o'donnell: nancy cordes, thank you so much.nn delta air lines today banned for life a disruptive passenger who shouted his support for president-elect trump and insulted those who didn't. >> you can't hear me? donald trump, baby! that's right. this man knows what's up. anot >> o'donnell: another passenger on the flight to allentown, pennsylvania, posted the video. no one on the flight crew intervened and delta has apologized and offered refunds to the passengers. in syria today, thousands fled aleppo after government forces captured large portions of the city from rebel fighters. this could be a turning point in syria's five and a half-year-old civil war. >> reporter: three months of finally paid off for syria's army, its allies and its russian backers. troops punched

padilla responded to trump's comments on twitter saying "it appears that mr. trump is troubled by the fact that a growing 0 majority of americans didn't vote for him. his unsubstantiated allegations of frauder fraud in california and elsewhere are absurd. he quoted hillary clinton as previously saying we have to accept the results and look to the future. green party candidate jill stein made the request for a recouldn't in wisconsin. she is also demanding recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. >> this is a half riddled election. on top of that, our voting machines are very open to hacking. >> this is a fund-raising notoriety driven fraud by a person who wants 33,000 votes in wisconsin to president-elect trump who won 1.4 million. >>> in a statement, clinton's campaign lawyers said they didn't uncover any evidence of hacking saying "but now that a recount has been initiated in wisconsin, we intend to participate in order to ensure the process proceeds in a matter that is fair to all sides." >> marianne favro reporting. wisconsin election officials are expected to meet tomorrow to discuss a time line for the recount. stay with nbc bay area for covera