lafrederick thirkill's nine-year-old cousin, cordayja jones, died in the crash. what has this community lost? >> oh, this community has lost some beautiful spirits, some beautiful angels, some students that made many people's lives brighter. and i know that, as my family, many families are grieving right now. >> reporter: doctors treating the student say sorr spell their names or remember their own birthdays. elaine, most have now been released, including six today. >> manuel, thank you. >> quijano: in the south of england this weerks an unusual item went up for auction. the skeleton of a bird taller and heavier than a turkey, hunted into extinction centuries ago. mark phillips has the story. >> reporter: more than a collection of old bones was on the block at this auction. those bones, once assembled, formed the world's most famous dead bird, the dodo. >> "dead as a dodo" just rolls off the tongue sort of beautifully, doesn't it? >> reporter: the phrase stuck, says dodo expert errol fuller, not just because it was catchy, but because the dodo's extinction is so

lafrederick thirkill's nine-year-old cousin died in the crash. what has this community lost? >> oh, this community has lost some beautiful spirits, some beautiful angels, some students that made many people's lives brighter. and i know as my family, many families grieving right hospital say some students arrived here so scared and dazed they were not able to spell their names or remember their own birthdays. elaine, most have now been released, including six today. >> quijano: manuel bojorquez. manuel, thank you. in the south of england this week, an unusual item went up for auction, the skeleton of a bird taller and heavier than a turkey, hunted into extinction centuries ago. mark phillips has the story. bidding at 250,000 pounds. >> reporter: more than a collection of old bones was on the block at this auction. those bones once assembled formed the world's most famous dead bird, the dodo. >> that is a dodo, just rolls off the tongue beautifully doesn't it. >> reporter: the phrase stuck, says dodo expert errol fuller, not just because it was catchy, but because the dodo's ex