for information about injuries, you would obtain that from humbolt state police chief lynn soderberg. >> we're listening to him speaking about the latest information on the tour bus crash yesterday he's with the national transportation safety board. we'll keep you posted on new developments on our web site. and you can follow us on twitter. >> an investigation under way to find out who vandalized a historic statue inform the olympics. >> the statue honoring two alumni. they took this controversial stance at mexico city olympics a protest over ñrinjustice. vandal removed smith's gold medal. >> it's made of an adobe clay material then painted. so it was disintegrated. >> few noticed the medal was missing. not even the campus tour guide who told the story 20 times. >> you can see purposely they're not wearing shoes to signify poverty. >> at the 2005 dedication ceremony tommy smith explained what is kind their clenched fists. >> this is students on campus about the historic nature of the statue. >> if they knew the story they'd feel bad you know? about this >> this is a important reminder

for information about injuries, you would obtain that from the humboldt state police chief lynn soderberg. and family assistance and support is being provided by the american red cross. that ntsb has a team here investigating the investigate. the man in charge has over 22 years of investigative experience and his teams will be examining six different areas including highway features and design, human performance, the two motor carriers, survival factors, the vehicle, and fire safety. >> we're watching an official from the ntsb. they are conducting the beginnings of a press conference in red bluff right now trying to assess yesterday's accident. their "go" team is on the ground and they -- as he say, they will be looking at six different categories in their investigation. we're going to let him finish and get back to the news and get back to what he had to say in just a minute. >>> one of the survivors took to twitter before, during and after the crash. his name is jonathan gutierrez. he started by tweeting there photo inside the bus with the caption, 11 to 12 hours in here. obviously refe