david deas, thank you very much indeed. you are watching bbc news.got closer now to the plane and the fire crew on the ground, so there must be a sense that they are getting this fire somewhat under control. earlier on they were having to attack it from further back because of the sheer size of the flames and the whole of the plane disintegrated or was starting to disintegrate as those flames tore through it. we now know that 379 passengers and crew were safely evacuated before the fire took hold. they managed to evacuate as the plane was on the ground but there was already smoke in the cabin from some of the footage we have seen. we know that five of the six crew on the coastguard aircraft are unaccounted for. one of them escaped. we arejust we are just looking at those shots of the fire crew examining, appearing to examine wreckage on the ground. let's bring in someone who was at the airport. josh coultas is in haneda airport thank you for being with us, tell us what you saw. ijust came here to pick up a friend and luckily they get off the flight b

david's words, you call us dead. we are not dea you call us dad. we are not dead.e are truly living now. toward the end of her life perhaps it would simply be like falling asleep into an eternal rest. after a lifetime of struggle and sacrifice that sometimes sounded perfect. or perhaps it would be a revelation of the truth she had always longed to understand. was the secret of the world as she had long suspected music or perhaps geology, had plato been right that this was a world of confused shadows? would die in dispel those and allow her to see the light? finally, to know, to see, to understand that she often thought would be its own kind of heaven. but there was one more vision of the afterlife child sometimes imagined, and afterlife in which she could keep working. in her last letter to a friend she warned once more about her failing body. her limbs were stiff, slow and sore, her heart bruised by disappointment. her powers she knew were adding but surely if she could shed her mortal flesh her spirit would be free and energy renewed. i think that there is more w

. >> ktvu has learned. 43 year old joel david was arrested after his home was raided on quiet circle by the fbi and dea on wednesday. a federal grand jury has indicted down on a charge of mailing a letter that threatened to harm an individual identified only as ps and tried to extort money from another person identified as miss dow, and has pleaded not guilty. he is being held without bail pending a detention hearing next week. >> january is national human trafficking prevention month. >> today, an alameda county district attorney, pamela price, hosted a forum. price says her office has a dedicated team focused on preventing human trafficking and awareness. she also announced several cases that recently led to convictions, including one in which a man was sentenced this month to more than 20 years in prison. >> mr. lawrence johnson was sentenced to 24 years in state prison for his role in um, human trafficking of a minor, uh, for behavior, for pimping, of a minor, pandering of a minor. this is a person who was preying upon young girls in our community who has been held accountable and held to answer. f

that jonah tried to pose poison david. , and testimony from a young man who insisted that phone -- to recruit him to commit the murder and dispose of the gun. but, the dea15 year old elizabeth shannon herself. who told the jury that joan used the truly devious weapon, maternal love, given and withdrawn, to manipulate her in the murder. >> i can take responsibility for my role in everything, but she was trying to put everything on me. that's the point that i kind of woke up and realized that let me tell the truth. >> was it true? on the stand elizabeth psaki's asian was clear and powerful. >> while i was testifying, she could not even look at me. >> joan did not testify. she sat quietly and distant as her attorney portrayed liz as a liar and ruthless killer who acted entirely alone when she executed her stepfather. >> she is absolutely cold blooded, she is entirely self interested. she hated her parents. she wanted out. freedom. she would've done anything. when she killed david, she killed the only disciplinarian she ever had. >> the idea that joan manipulated elizabeth was not impossible, said the defense. certainly not for either of her parents they co