and christina mauser. she was on board. mauser: christina was dedicated as a coach.ad an ability to kind of intuitively be there for kids. keri and john loved christina, and christina and keri were very close, christina and sarah were very close. it was like a family, you know, as close as a team could be. i had a show the night before. i got home around midnight, and we said goodnight. christina was up waiting for me. and then she said, "i have to be out the door by 7:00." i said, "okay." so, she says, "so if i don't see you all, i'll be back by noon." i remember her kissing me, saying, "i love you." and i was so tired, i didn't wake up. she walked out the door, and i heard the door shut, and i was gonna get up and say, "hey, goodbye." and i just didn't. the weather that morning was not ideal for flight. it was foggy, and cloud cover was low, and the pilot knew that. herrmann: the pilot filled out his safety analysis two hours before he departed. petitt: the pilot should always assess the flight risks before taking off. the weather can change in 10 minutes, and they

james: christina mauser was a teacher and a women's basketball coach.8 years old, and she was actually a very talented basketball player herself. and kobe hand-selected her to be the assistant coach for the mamba academy basketball team. mauser: christina was a talent, but more than her talent as a basketball player was her ability to connect with these girls. i mean, they adored her. we were both teachers at a private school in orange county, in newport beach. and i was working with kobe. and we said, "i really want to get this girls' club team started," and so he got some talent from around the area, and he kind of recruited certain girls to play on the team. kobe said, "i need a good coach," and he said, "you think christina would be interested?" and so i asked her and she said, "no, i don't want to do it." [ laughs ] and i kind of persuaded her to give it a shot. elam: one of the things you need to understand is that kobe bryant lived in orange county and his basketball academy was in thousand oaks. so he lives south of los angeles, and his basketba

mauser: christina didn't like to fly. she did not like flying on a helicopter.ery good about letting me know where she was and that she had landed. they were en route, and i didn't see a text. all these questions just go through your mind in a split second. and then you're in shock. at 9:47 is the first 911 call. witness: a helicopter crashed into a mountain. we heard it, and now i'm looking at the plane. shortly before 10:00, at 9:47 a.m., the los angeles county fire department received a 911 call of a potential helicopter down and a brush fire. witness: here this plane, it was in the clouds. we couldn't see it and then we just heard a boom and a dead sound, and then i could see the flames. elam: it was a wide swath of land that had this entire impact of where the helicopter basically disintegrated into the mountainside. o'brien: the fire was so hot, it melted aluminum pieces of the wreckage. a helicopter crash like this, at this rate of speed, it was not a survivable crash. when you think about what happened on that helicopter, it is good to know that no one t

you look at him and he really lacks a mauser, yes, he’s such a revolutionary.o and television. no stake, no yard, no chair, no table, no office, no telephone, no car, nothing. when i told yeltsin, i said: nikolayevich, during the revolution they appointed commissars like that too, but at least they were given a leather jacket and a browning. browning, no promises, but leather chicken. dollars for equipment collected people similar himself, daring, bright, romantic, he loved to work, as he said, with difficult people, as one big manager once told him about one of the employees of our company, that this is not an ordinary person, he says, but i don’t work with ordinary people, well, because it’s not interesting with ordinary people, the news was told as never before and never again, sorokina could cry over the message, the people’s commissar’s 100 grams for the victory of may 9 would be enough, the news lived. if we keep quiet, russia will curse us. yes, he showed how they shoot from tanks a revolting parliament, but never showed a drunken president or a head pro

leaders, here he was both a hero and a leader in one person, you look at him and he really lacks a mauserch a revolutionary, yeltsin set poptsov the task of making radio and television . nikola. and television from scratch in the literal sense of the word, i remember this building, it was empty, they came there and created television there, which is now a huge empire. the vgtrk empire began with oleg maksimovich borrowing $120,000 from his friend, ophthalmologist fedorov, for equipment. and he gathered people similar to himself, daring, bright, romantic. he loved to work, as he said, with difficult people, as one big... manager once said about one of the employees of our company that this is not an ordinary person, he says: but i don’t work with ordinary people, that’s because with simple people are not interested, but he allowed himself, so to speak, he was brave enough to work with difficult but interesting people. the news told the news as never before and never again. sorokina could have burst into tears over the message, the people's commissar's 100 grams would be enough for the vict

, here he was both a hero and a leader in one person, he... you look at him and he really lacks a mausernary. yeltsin set poptsov the task of making radio and television. no stake, no yard, no chair, no table, no office, no telephone, no car, nothing. when i told yeltsin, nikolayevich, during the revolution they appointed commissars like that too, but at least they were given a leather jacket and a browning. i don’t promise browning, but i’ll think about a leather jacket. so i went out into the field and this is how vgtrk was created. oleg maksimovich and anatol gich losenko created russian television from scratch in the literal sense of the word. i remember this building, it was empty, they came there and created television there, which is now a huge empire. the vgtrk empire began with oleg maksimovich borrowing 120 thousand dollars from his friend, ophthalmologist fedorov. on the... he was brave enough to work with difficult but interesting people. the news told the news as never before and never again. “sorokina could burst into tears over the message, the people’s commissar’s 100 gra

things there, including hitler's cap, i think i can... throw it in there or something, i don't know, mauserin, well, that's what it is, but i believe that next week we will see the culmination of this spring in the form of an outbreak of victory frenzy against the background of the inauguration of putin as putin, this is due to the fact that the russian authorities have made it absolutely clear that... terror attack in a step, according to the russian leadership, it is ukrainian business, and they will absolutely powerfully broadcast it to russian citizens and to citizens of other countries, why? they will broadcast it to the european union, to the states, in order for the next wave of aid to come. less effective, they spent more time on it and, in general, they did a lot more , let's say, complicated things, that is, they want to scale this merger taylor green, well, to put it simply, unfortunately, these elements also include the execution of ukrainian prisoners, which. .. and even international human rights organizations are already recording that frankly speaking, we are not pampered wi

cap, i think that you can also throw shoigu’s cap in there or something else, i don’t know, putin’s mauserthat’s it, but i think , that next week we will watch the culmination of this spring in the form of. the outbreak of victory frenzy against the background of putin's inauguration to the post of putin. this is due to the fact that the russian authorities absolutely clearly position that the terrorist attack in the next step, according to the russian leadership, is a ukrainian affair, and they will absolutely powerfully broadcast it to russian citizens and citizens. other countries for what? they will broadcast it to the european union, to the states, so that the next wave of aid is less effective, spends more time on it and, in general, does a lot more, well, let's say complicated, that is, they want. uh, this merger taylor green scale, well, to put it completely simplistically. these elements, unfortunately, also include executions of ukrainian prisoners, which even international human rights organizations have already recorded, which , frankly, do not spoil us with an adequate approac

cap, i think that you can also throw in shoigu's cap there or something else, i don't know, putin's mauseris, but i believe that... next week we will see the culmination of this spring in the form of an outbreak of victory frenzy with the inauguration of putin as putin. this is due to the fact that the russian authorities absolutely clearly position that the terrorist attack in krokushol, according to the russian leadership, is ukrainian business, and they will broadcast it absolutely... powerfully to russian citizens and to citizens of other countries, for what? they will broadcast it to the european union, to the states, so that the next wave of aid is less effective, spends more time on it, and in general, does a lot more. well, let's say complicated, that is, they want to scale this mergeorylor green, well, to put it simply , these elements, unfortunately, include the executions of ukrainian prisoners of war, which are already recorded even by international human rights organizations, which, frankly speaking, do not pamper us with an adequate approach quite often. for the simple reason