mr. levy, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> again, investigators from the national transportation safety board are already on site in san francisco. what will they be looking for? greg feith is a former investigator for the ntsb. greg, first of all, let's start here, this morning the president of asiana airlines ruled out mechanical failure apparently already. how unusual is it for the head of an airline to already start ruling out causes? >> craig, that's very unusual. i was very surprised by the statements that he made about the mechanical soundness of the airplane and the fact there was no engine problem. it is such an early stage of the investigation. well before even the trained investigators have started the process. so i was very surprised by those comments. >> what are the priorities for the first investigators on the scene of a crash like this? >> right now as you've been reporting, the team is out, they're documenting the wreckage, they're looking for that evidence that coul

we've been talking about this, i would guess the ntsb would be talking with mr. levy as well because of what he can offer to this investigation. steven stock was saying, yes, they'll not only look at all the items on the runway, the field, the flight recorder box and interview the pilot but also interviewing several of the passengers and he would be a great start for the ntsb investigation. >> now, asiana airlines release ad statement via twitter. it said thank you for your concern at this time. we're currently investigating and we'll update with news as soon as possible. our thoughts and prayers are with the passenger and the flight crew. we hope to provide you with more information asap. we should let you know they did release the manifest telling us that 77 koreans were on board. 141 chinese were on board since the flight originated in china. 61 u.s. people. one japanese person. a bit of back ground information on asiana airlines. it was founded in february of 1988. it is one of south korea's two major airlines along with korean air. asiana has its headquarters in

. >> mr. levy, when he left, he was joking, he was saying it was like an a amusement park ride, that is probably some a good sense of humor and some a bit of shock. describe his demeanor as he walked out. >> it's funny, when you have a trauma, people react to it differently. what we saw from levy, he was joking. he was trying to keep it light. and he was saying, okay, i can't let this effect me, i have to be able to get on a plane again, i'm not going to be afraid of flying. so that is his method of coping. i talked to a couple of other women who were leaving a short time before levy and they were completely different. they looked dazed. they looked almost unable to cope with anybody outside of each other. so, people react to trauma very differently and you are certainly seeing it play out here as the patients leave. >> remarkable cnn team of reporters, producers and photo journalists to ground in san francisco. thank you so much. when we come back, with we will hear from a aviation expert and he w

unfortunately according to mr. levyre initially they had smoke initially so some were able to get off. i thought i would point out that the area where the wire begins to have begun there are four lines that run between the two wings that go under the cabin that the point. >> horizontally, vertically? >> horizontally. for example if you use too much fuel from one side of the plane you want to balance it, you can balance fuel by sending it to those lines. there are lines in there. if those were damaged apparently they were in the crash. that i believe probably was the source of the fire but it didn't start so quickly that some people couldn't get off the -- the fact that the plane was landing with woo know that there obviously was not as much fuel as there would have been some 12-14 hours earlier. >> right. still a considerable amount of fuel because when you reach your destination airport you have to have another fuel to go to another airport, make a landing there plus have 30 minutes to an hour of extra fuel just for ho

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mr. hemmer. let's go to andy levy for a pre game report. what's coming up on tonight's show? >> edward snowden says he is seeking asylum in russia until the u.s. prevents him from getting tape passage to africa. and why didn't the rating for the movie shark nato equal the buzz it got on twitter? i don't know. but all of you who didn't watch it disgust me. and finally should president obama be impeached? our allstar panel debates straight ahead. >> thank you, andy. >> you becha. >> we are not doing a story on whether or not president obama should be impeached. >> we are not? >> no. >> we should be. >> you know what happened? they got to me. >> it was a matter of time. >> they got to me. >> this is just sad. >> if i don't see you again, i love you. >> if i don't see you again -- >> let's welcome our guest. she is so sharp that samurai swords call her a role model. i am here with ann coulter, political commentator and columnist. her latest book is called "mugged" an oral history of the juan valdez coffee empire. it is quite a biography. i wish i was read. and if commentary was a

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levi's. >> we're going to go ahead and open it up for questions. mr. york. >> some stadiums are having trouble getting money foreign vations. does today's announcement have anything to do with that announcement last week and how does that help levi stadium in their bid for super bowl? >> today's announcement comes because a lot of people worked very hard to get to an announcement. this doesn't have anything to do with another team or anything else. you know, it happened to be right before the super bowl bid, but that's coincidence and it was -- it's a testament to both of our teams working literally night and day to get something done so we can move forward. you know, thankfully i think we kept it under wraps fairly well. wanted to make sure we announced it together and had, you know, a good showing like we did today. >> jed. >> how many other options did you have out there? did you have a half dozen that you like? obviously you prefer levi's to another company. how many did you have and how did you decide to go with levi? >> you know, there was a lot o

levi's. >> we're going to go ahead and open it up for questions. mr.k. >> some stadiums are having trouble getting money foreign vations. does today's announcement have

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levi weeks from manhattan. was on trial for the murder of a woman named elmer stands. mr weeks's defense attorneys were aaron burr and alexander hamilton. kind of interesting. really was remarkable trial that took place as the country was coming into being and to have these two rivals as your defense attorney. and won't give away the ending of the trial or the book itself. remarkable book as well. so far that is the book, books i am presently reading. >> let us know what you are reading this summer, tweet us at booktv. post it on our facebook page or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> the first problem with conventional ways of explaining secularization has to do with the historical time line. secularization has been understood by most great modern thinkers and for that matter plenty of mediocre ones as a process in which religion slowly but surely vanishes from the earth or it least it's more sophisticated precinct. as people become more educated and prosperous the collective story goes, the same people come to find themselves more skeptical of religion's premise