they're trying to figure out what caused an asiana passenger jet to skid off the runway. they say data shows visibility deteriorated significantly in just six seconds as the aircraft was about to land. nhk world's kimberly gale has more details. >> reporter: transport safety board officials say the plane approached the runway at an abnormally low altitude. they're looking at records of the flight's altitude from a private website that tracks flight courses based on data transmitted by the aircraft. there is some margin of error, but it can be assumed the asiana flight was descending normally until about one minute before the accident. at 8:04 p.m., the plane was an at altitude of 290 meters, but there's no data on the website after that. in the last minute before the accident, detailed weather data shows visibility suddenly worsened. data's recorded every six seconds. five minutes before the accident at 8:00 p.m., visibility was over 1,800 meters. at 8:03:30, visibility is 1,400 meters, but the required minimum is 1,600 meters. then during the last minute the situation dr

authorities suspect the asiana jet's altitude was too low. nhk has learned that around the time of the accident visibility near the airport suddenly got worse. visibility at 8:00 p.m. was more than 1800 meters. but five minutes later it dropped to between 300 and 500 meters. radar shows rain clouds over the area at the time. aviation analyst and former airline pilot says the investigation will likely focus on the weather conditions and how the pilot decided to deal with them. >> translator: it is said that there were walls of fog, so-called fog banks around the airport. in this thick fog, the pilot may have been unable to see the landing lights which show the correct angle for the aircraft during its descent. but in such a case ascending and making another landing attempt is the common rule for internal aviation. >> reporter: transportation safety officials in japan have already opened an investigation and korean officials have joined them. >> gene otani joins us from the business desk. gene. >> quite a hot topic. a lot of economist and inves

learning a asiana flight made a hard landing in japan. plane's tail skidded on the runway before coming to a stop and there were reports of sparks. we're told about 20 people of the 81 onboard suffered minor injuries and were transported to the hospital. you may rail asiana is the same a iri carrier that crashed killing two onboard at sfo. >>> chp says the two crashed a car, then carjacked a woman who tried to helped them. they drove a stolen vehicle. the woman got out of her car trying to see if the suspects were okay. one of the men took off running. the other one got inside her car and drove away. officers caught up to that car and chased a suspect to selmo where he crashed and arrested. >>> watch out water wasters in response to historic drought, east bay water officials will face bigger fines for water wasters. we have multiple reports this morning. we turn to bob ridell with live on more how today could impact you. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. water levels are so low that later today the east bay mud board of

transportation officials say the asiana airplane was overshot the runway by the pilot after take offkorea. passengers say it was a scary few minutes of a touch down. he was coming in fast and we wanted to make sure everything was all right. everyone was shocked. including flight attendants but no one was badly injured. >> when the plane stopped it had done a 180. the investigators are trying to figure out if the many hit something. you will remember two years ago an asiana flight crashed approaching sfo killing three and injuring 200 others. >> we have new detail of the terrifying moments an airline employee fell asleep on the job and woke up in the sky trapped in the cargo hold of a plane. our reporter is joined from the newsroom with the bizarre detail. >> this happened on a plane leaving see at. the ramp agent co-workers noticed him missing and they called and texted but assumed he went home. what they did not know he nodded off during luggage loading. >> can you hear panging coming from the billionly of the 737 airlines. a worker's cry for help rattled passengers sat in their sea

investigators said visibility deteriorated shortly before the asiana plane landed. while lights guiding the approach route are visible in heavy fog lights for papi are hard to make out. experts say the conventional rule for pilots is to go around if they can't see the lights. officials with japan's transport safety board have retrieved the plane's flight and voice recorder. they will analyze the data and try to determine what went rock. >>> the foreign ministers of the group of seven nations wrapped up their talks in germany. they met to discuss a wide range of issues in the past two days including the crisis in ukraine. they agreed to step up pressure on russian leaders to make sure a fragile truce olds. >> translator: there needs be an end to the conflict in ukraine. >> he said the group is concerned about the deadly artillery attacks of past few days between ukrainian troops and pro russian separatists and calling on both sides to stop the fighting. the ministers spoke about china's increased maritime activities in the east and south china seas. in a declaration

. >> that is the same airliner, asiana that crashed at sfo with three people dead a while ago. this is the same airliner ashape and we. follow the breaking news for you at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> we are guilty of indulging in retail therapy but science said you are not just imagining how happy it mays you feel. researchers sat the university of michigan say shopping can give you the same high as drugs. they proved by attaching cameras to shoppers and use the facial tracking technology to study reaction while shopping. eyes opens and alert and mouths slightly open all scenes that the pleasure extra in their brain is in overdrive when they score a if deal. they are expensing pure joy. that is why the credit cards light up. >> for joy. >> if you want center shut eye change your music. >> spotify has revealed which artist topped the sleep play list. number one is sheeran "thinking outloud," tops what people up wind to. >> he has another and sam smith has two and "love me like you do," is another. that is from "50 shades of grey," and that puts you to slope, as well. >> now the

tonight, an asiana plane landing in japan had some trouble. tail of the air bus touched the runway and the plane slid into a grassy area at an airport in hiroshima. passengers say it felt like the plane bounced. the plane's wheel may have clipped a radio facility on final approach. 20 of the passengers were treated for minor injuries. >>> we have video from inside the cabin of an alaska airlines flight when people realized something was not quite right. the passengers heard banging from below shortly after takeoff. alaska airlines says a ground worker fell asleep in the cargo hold and woke up when the plane took off. the flight turned around and landed back in seattle. the worker wasn't hurt and we don't know if he will keep his job. >>> hillary clinton made her first campaign visit in iowa. she popped into joe street java house and ordered a caramello latte and chatted with the locals there. >> reporter: clinton's road trip ended at a one-building community college surrounded by fields in tiny monicello. >> i want to thank you for having me h

. >>> now to the developing story, asiana airlines is back in the news after the deadly crash. today in hiroshima japan, sent the plane skidding off the runway. the tail struck the runway. investigators found an an ten it caught in the landing gear suggesting it clipped a communications building. damage to the left wing and engine. 20 people were hurt. in san francisco in july 2013 an asiana flight struck the seawall on landing causing it to crash and catch on fire. three were killed and 200 hurt. the ntsb blamed it on pilot error. >>> now to an nbc bay area follow-up. it took nearly two years, but tonight we have answers about the death of two b.a.r.t. workers. christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels were struck and killed while inspecting tracks. it happened during a strike by b.a.r.t.'s two largest unions. a substitute train operator hit those workers. ntsb report released today found the b.a.r.t. rail access policy was to blame. the policy meant track workers were solely responsible for their safety and had no communication with the train drivers. b.a.r.t. dropped that po

that asiana crash in 2013 at sfo was deadly. plane struck the seawall upon landing causing it to crash and catch fire. three passengers were killed and nearly 200 people injured. the ntsb blamed pilot error. >>> indiana literally paying the price to recover from bad publicity fueled by religious rights law perceived as being anti-gay. two weeks like this had indiana worried about the state's image each after the controversial law was amended. they've hired a worldwide public relations firm. the state is spending $2 million for an image makeover. indiana is a great place to work, live and visit. >> at first i thought it was a child. maybe kicking the back of the seat. >>> it ended up being a man trapped in the cargo hold. up next, the passengers describe the scary scene and alaska airlines explains why they didn't notice a missing worker. >>> technology coming to the rescue? yes indeed there's an app for that. how listening to your smartphone can help save a life. i'm scott budman. >>> maybe not as healthy as advertised. the feds

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still to come an airport in jap japan, temporarily shuts down after an asiana airlines jet overshot a runway while landing. we have the latest on the investigation. >> plus, cnn goes inside a plane's cargo hold to see what it was like for an airport worker. who apparently fell asleep and was trapped inside screaming and banging for help. >> and actress gwyneth paltrow is trying to live on a food stamp budget for a week. people across the internet think she is doing it all wrong. we'll show you what's going on. aww, this audit will take days. what a headache! actually...i...don't have a headache anymore! excedrin really does work fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin. wow, that was fast. say "hi" rudy. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i'd do anything to keep this guy happy and healthy. that's why i'm so excited about these milk-bone brushing chews. whoa, i'm not the only one. it's a brilliant way to take care of his teeth. clinically proven as effective as brushing. ok, here you go. have you ever seen a dog brush his own teeth? the twist and nub design cleans all the

asiana flight 214, a boeing triple 7 clipped the seawall as it tried to land. crashed on the runway and caught fire. three teenage girls from china were killed. you might recall that one of the girls was accidentally run over by a fire truck as she lay injured outside the fuselage. over 180 passengers were hurt. 12 critically. the ntsb blamed the crash an pilot error that both men in the cockpit were unaware the auto throttle had been turned off leading to a loss of air speed. flight 214 at sfo was the first fatal crash involving a boeing 777. >>> thank you very much. bizarre chase in the north bay ended with a crash and an arrest. it started last night when two men crashed a stolen car in rural marin county. a woman stopped and got out of her car to see if they were okay. then officers say one of the men got into her car and drove away. officers catught up to the car where it crashed again and was arrested. >>> new at 11:00, they are demanding supervisors give law enforcement more training to handle mentally ill people. >> this girl was killed by a sheriff's d

. >>> you are about to look at new video after an asiana airlines plane scheduled off the runway. the plane clipped several communication towers during a landing overnight. about 20 passengers were treated for minor injuries. people said they were tossed up and down in their seats. the airport is closed right now. two years ago an asiana plane crashed as it approached san francisco airport. >>> new forensics can identify 400 marines and service members. the military says it plans to exhume the remains in three to six weeks. they hope the new science along with help from family members will help them identify all the service members within five years. >>> we are getting a look at the devastation caused by high winds along a highway in utah. look at that. winds knocking over several semi-trucks in a chain reaction crash. due to low visibility several of the vehicles behind one truck collided with it. in all, six big rigs and 11 cars were involved. one man inside one of the cars was killed. >>> we could be in for a rush next few months when it comes to brushfires. more than 120 acres

an asiana airline flight skidding on the runway. almost 200 people onboard. two dozen injured.estigating now reports that the plane may have hit something. this is one of the world's top rated airlines one of its supposedly more luxurious and safest, but it's not its first disastrous landing. one was roish here in the united states, and will ripley is "outfront." >> a terrifying end to asiana airlines flight 162. in the final seconds of an hour and ten minute flight from south korea to japan, this airbus a320 overshot the runway turning a full 180 degrees. the plane with visible damage carrying eight crew members and 73 frightened passengers, including an infant. >> it was kind of shocking seeing. >> the japanese transportation ministry tells cnn at least 23 people have minor injuries. the accident occurred tuesday night. one passenger says it felt like the plane was speeding just before landing. >> the plane came in very fast. it hit the runway and just exploded. seems like the wheels broke. >> investigators are looking into early reports the airliner may have hit an antenna o

. >>> there's been another bad landing involving an asiana plane this time in japan.skidded off the runway at hiroshima airport. 20 of the 74 passengers onboard were hurt. the flight originated in seoul, south korea. reports say the aircraft touched the runway during the landing causing some sparks and you'll recall this asiana aircraft crashed as it landed at sfo in 2013 killing three teenagers and injuring nearly 300 other pass earningers. >>> alaska airlines is working on a plan to make sure it never has an accidental stowaway again. a contract worker fell asleep in the cargo hold on the flight from seattle to los angeles yesterday. passengers heard banging coming from the hold shortly after takeoff. the plane made an emergency landing back at sea-tac. the man was taken to the hospital where he passed a drug test and was allowed to go home. he was not injured and this was the third time suchance incident has happened in the u.s. since 2009. >>> authorities are investigating a killing at a community college as a possible hate crime. kenneth stansell is accused of ki

now as farrah as their deaths go authority say they are investigating one of these deaths asiana parent homicide. this is where this all happen. police were called to the gruesome scene just before 1:00 by the couple's 14 year-old son. he founded bodies inside their home on the 1100 block of country lanes. a as you can imagine this was a very bloody scene. first respond's arrived they found a a four three-year old woman and her 48 year-old husband unresponsive and suffering from cuts made by a chain saw. authorities say that chain saw was found near bodies. neighbors and friend gathered yesterday a after hearing the news they say the pair grew up in lower moreland and was married for 20 years but some say they recently started having problems. >> really, really hard worker working kind of a guy. we all knew in the circle will of friend that they had their difficulties but you know for to it come to this. >> reporter: now the husband owns a huntington valley excavation business "eyewitness news" has learned that the identities of both of these victims but we are not releasing them becaus

. >>> an asiana airlines plane skidded off the runway after making a hard landing today in western japan. 23 people were hurt. it happened in tokyo when the airplane's tail touched the runway while landing. passengers say the plane bounced when it landed then slid into a grassy area. 74 passengers evacuated using escape cutes and 18 people were taken to hospitals for treatment of minor injuries. >>> travelers on the united states' no-fly list may soon be able to find out why. the obama administration says it will start telling suspected terrorists if and why they are banned from flying to or from the u.s.. under the new policy, a traveler who has been banned would have to petition the government for that information. >>> feel cramped when you fly? it could be bad for your hell. at a hearing in -- health, at a hearing in washington today a union testified that shrinking personal space has led to more cases of air rage. ics perts also question -- experts also question if having seats closely packed together might make it harder to evacuate in an emergency. the faa says it runs tests on how

at this point authorities say they are investigating one of these deaths asiana parent homicide. authorities say that 14 year old son was one to find bodies inside their home on the 1100 block of country lane. as you can imagine this was a very bloody scene. when first responders a arrived they found a four three-year old woman and 48 year-old husband found unresponsive and bleeding from cuts made from the the chain saw. authorities say they found tool near bodies. the neighbors and friend gathered after hearing this news. they grew up in lower more land and were married for 20 years but some say they recently started having problems. >> really just a hard working working kind of a guy and we all knew in the circle of friend that they had their difficulties but, you know, for it to come to this. >> reporter: now husband owned a huntington valley excavation company. "eyewitness news" has learned the identities of both the husband and the wife but we are not releasing the names at this point because authorities not released the name. they are notifies the rest of the family. in the

. >>> an asiana plane skid off the runway today. the hiroshima airport has been shut down ever since this happened. the plane's tail touched the runway while landing. passengers say it felt like the plane bounced before sliding in to a grassy area. 74 passengers did evacuate using the escape chutes. 20 people were taken to hospitals for minor injuries. >>> new video from aboard a seattle flight where a groundworker was trapped in the cargo hold. passengers could actually hear him banging from below. alaska airlines say the stowaway fell asleep in the cargo hold yesterday. shortly after take-off, he started pounding to get someone's attention. the pilot turned around and landed back at seattle tacoma airport. the worker wasn't injured but he was taken to the hospital to get checked out. >>> sea lions starving, and now scientists zero in on their favorite food. the small fish that could be to blame for a coastal crisis. >> surprise, your car's been towed because you didn't see the sign. how one bay area city is taking action to protec

. >>> in japan an asiana airlines plane skidded off the track carrying 27 people.uries. >>> a crackdown on distracted drivers. police are riding school buses looking for violators. they say the vantage points allows them to see down into vehicles. last year 47 deaths were caused by distracted drivers. >>> in kentucky officers chasing a guy on a horse. the suspect was wanted on several warrants. when police tried to grab him, he took off on his horse. after a brief chase, he was stopped and the horse was picked up by animal control. >>> at the white house it was a foot stomping, hand clapping celebration of gospel music. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you have to love aretha franklin. it's all part of the pbs series "in performance at the white house." also on the stage, shirley caesar and darlene love. the episode airs june 26th. >>> the u.s. senate passed a historic bipartisan bill with a 92-8 vote. the legislation will reward exceptional physicians and improve the way medicare pays doctors. after 2019, doctors will be scored by the government based on their performance. doctors will

. >>> 20 people are recovering from minor injuries after an asiana airlines plane skidded off the runwayn western japan. officials say the skid caused sparks, no flames and the plane may have touched a structure at the airport before landing. all 74 passengers were evacuated through escape chutes. >>> passengers on a flight from seattle to l.a. have a story they'll probably never forget. after just 14 minutes in the air their plane turned around because a baggage handler fell asleep, so he says, in the cargo hold, apparently not a sound sleeper. he began yelling and banging on the aircraft floor after waking up. >> all of a sudden we heard all this pounding underneath the plane and we thought there was something wrong with the landing gear. >> there were a lot of children on the plane. i thought maybe someone was kicking or doing something on the plane. >> odd as it may seem, this has happened before in recent years. there have been at least two other similar incidents involving baggage handlers falling asleep inside planes. really? i'd be curious if they get to keep their jobs after thi

it is seen asiana tempt by clinton campaign to focus on earning the the support of the middle class. >> i think this will be very interesting to watch, it is a new approach and there are a lot of people rooting for her. >> reporter: in other ways clinton is facing an uphill bolt. some voters say they have had an opinion about clinton for years and not likely to change a amid the controversy of the candidate using her own server and deleting over 30,000 e-mails, not to mention the lingering questions over benghazi. >> the campaign but she's not answering questions and people are trusting her less and less. >> reporter: clinton's political opponent are lashing out claiming she's out of touch part of the washington machine. >> hillary clinton represents the failed policies of the past. does america want a third obama term. >> reporter: clinton add risers pushed back by noting she brings strength to the table and earned over 18 million votes even in defeat last time. she will officially begin the direct campaigning here in iowa on tuesday and meeting with educators and students at a comm

you are looking at new video after an asiana airline skidded off the runway in japan. it clipped several communication towers and about 20 passengers were treated for minor injuries. people said they were tossed up and down in their seats. the airport has closed. two years ago a plane crashed as it approached san francisco's airport. >>> the woman who leaked that audiotape of donald sterling's racist comments last year has a big settlement to pay. a judge ruled that she owes $2.6 million. and sterling used to own the l.a. clippers. shelly sterling claimed her husband who gave stiviano millions in gifts wasn't free to give anything away until he had consent. >>> a tornado touched down, two cars were flipped over as the small tornado touched down in eugene. that's south of portland. one car was lifted more than six feet off the ground before it came crashing back down. there were people inside those cars that flipped over and fortunately, they were not hurt. what -- >> good for them. how scary. >> for sure. >>> around here we're dealing with a soaker yesterday. waking up

you have to make clear that the amount you are giving your child asiana longs replaces what you would have been spending on her and of course, here we are with jill's add rise encourage your kid to save 10 percent of that allowance by opening up a aviation account. you can explain the concept of earning interest. maybe reenforce savings you can consider a matching plan, you know, you put in 25 cents for every dollar that your daughter orson saves. >> good happen to it establish. >> lets take it to the next level what about high schoolers. >> this one is really important because you have have to have the first of many conversations about debt. explain why it is perfect to avoid using credit card to buy things you cannot afford to pay with cash. for kid who are working this is a big one you have to explain difference between gross pay and net pay. that is shocking after your first job. of course, encourage those kids to open up a rot ira to begin having a for retirement. for more on how to teach your children to save, american bankers association has a special kid in money section. go t

maintenance, pilot pay and training all three and the crash as recently in the united states other than asiana cost regional carriers and they found the piles didn't have sufficient training and didn't have sufficient pay and that translated to problems. the faa changed the regs and required more training. >> shouldn't we also keep in mind that when we fly under the big flag of the carriers, united united et cetera some of the regional flights are being operated by other airlines. some of them are lower cost budget airlines. >> you know americans probably are surprised to learn that 54% of the flights in the united states of america are on these lower costs. they're usually lower cost regional carriers and they're lower cost to the airline and not lower cost to the passenger and the government attacked this problem and disparity and safety way back in the '90s and they came up with the program called one level of safety. since that time it's been bringing up the safety of these regional carriers and in some cases with wages and training they still have a ways to go and the pilots tend to have

were found cut with the chain saw, at this point investigators are looking into one of these deaths asianaent homicide. let look at the video where this all happened yesterday afternoon. police were called to the scene just before 1:00 yesterday by the the couple's 14 years old son. authorities say he found the the bodies inside their home in the 1100 block of country lane. as you can imagine this was a bloody keen when first respond's arrived they found a a four three-year old woman and 48 year-old husband unresponsive and suffering again from cuts made by a chain saw. authorities say that chain saw was found near bodies. neighbors and friend gathered yesterday after hearing the news. they say the the pair grew up in lower moreland and was married for 20 years but some say they recently started having problems. take a listen. >> just really really a hard working kind of guy and we all knew they had their difficulties in the circle of friend but for to it come to this. >> reporter: now the husband owned a huntington valley excavation business. "eyewitness news" has learned the identities o

one of them is the possibility of getting asiana airlines and korean air to bring flights to b.w.i. airport. alison: wal-mart is hiring for its new store opening this summer in south riding virginia. the company has about 300 full and part-time positions available there. a temporary hiring center is now open at route 50 in chantilly. you can submit applications at careers.wal-mart.com. still to come at 4:00 neighbors are reacting to news that a mother has been charged with giving her baby cocaine? why they say this is just the latest disturbing crime in the same area. leon: if you still haven't filed your taxes, there are some new rules that you'll need to know about. take a look at the changes from the i.r.s. when abc 7 leon: a disturbing case in lancaster, pennsylvania. a mother there is charged with giving her 6-month-old baby cocaine. alison: kristina butler spoke with neighbors dealing with this fact that this isn't the first shocking crime targeting a young child right on their block. reporter: this is tonya madden the 24-year-old mother accused of intentionally giving her 6-m

just in, 20 passengers are injured after an asiana airliner jet makes a hard landing. plane took off from seoul korea was landing at japan's airport. they report seeing sparks coming from the aircraft as dytiscidded on the runway -- it skied on the runway surface. >>> well, making your home smart is getting easier. >> cnet editor sharon profis is here to share a few ways to upgrade your home. all right share away. >> you don't have to premodel your entire house if you want to make it a little bit more tech savvy. there are a paw ways to use -- few ways to use plug and play devices. so the first set of devices are smart bulbs. probably heard of these. here are a few examples for you to choose from. basically, you screw in these lightbulbs and you can control them from your phone using bluetooth or wi-fi even when you're not home. these are the -- unique because they actually change in color. they range from the regular lightbulb color all way to red, purple. blue. i have them in my home and they are a crowd pleaser. [ laughter ] >> you leave your lights on and you're aw

the tail of the asiana airlines jet touched the runway while landing and caused sparks at the airport. 74 passengers were on board along with eight crew members. no one was seriously hurt and the cause of the accident is still under investigation. well, an airport worker is said to be ok today after a scary 14 minute ride in the belly of a jumbo jet. alaska airlines says a ramp worker fell asleep yesterday right in the cargo hold of the 737. it was heading from seattle to los angeles. when the man woke up and realized where he was and that he was trapped, he started banging and screaming for help. one passenger recorded that pounding on his cell phone. >> he just kept banging and kept banging. for a moment, it got kind of scary. nobody knew what to do or what was happening or what was going to happen. alison: ultimately, the plane turned around and made an emergency landing and the employee was a contract worker for a company. and the company says the worker knowingly hid in the carping owe area to take a nap. a clear violation of their policies. the investigation into this incident i

the asiana airline flight landed at hiroshima airport. 74 passengers and 7 crew on the airbus a-320 got the rough landing closed the airport. there's no word on what caused the plane to skid. >>> four former blackwater security guards face decades in prison for a 2 0us 7 shooting in baghdad. prosecutors call the attack that killed more than a dozen civilians an unprovoked ambush. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, the judge choked up when he handed down these sentences. it's clear that these fine young men just panicked he said but added they were armed with deadly weapons and their conduct cannot be condoned. life for nicholas slatten who had been convicted of first degree murder for firing the first shots in the 2007 shooting which killed 14 unarmed iraqi civilians. the courtroom, filled with 100 supporters of the four blackwater guards let out a gasp. then 30 years each for ball slough evan liberty and dustin heard. all of whom had been convicted of manslaughter. none of the defendants who earlier had read statements expressing regret without admitting guilt, s

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know videos or audio tapes or any photographs taken by victims can be very crucial evidence in the asiana crash that we're working on right now, the people on board were videoing taking pictures we were able to use that and basically get a very good picture of what actually happened during the approach and after the crash landing. my problem is is that this information came out so quickly during a period where to a tabloid. during a period where the families are grieving and i'm just -- i just feel you know i work with families and i just -- they go through, i never say that i know what they're going through, because i don't think you can. but i do know going to the supermarket and seeing this on a to be lloyd is not something helpful. >> such sensitivity requires we should point out one of the editors from that german tabloid is going to be joining us later and we'll ask him about that video and its contents and the struggle about what they do with it now. mary, justin, thank you. alisyn? >>> up next our exclusive interview with the man behind the bikram yoga empire. what he says about t

. >>> right now at 11:00, an asiana airlines plane skids off a runway sending 20 people to the hospital