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the co-pilot is nathan williams. the passengers are leslie's son and alexander garrett. they start gaining some elevation, then the nightmare happens. >> they're getting too close to the trees. >> oh, no! no, no, no. >> oh, no. >> the video goes to black. >> is everybody okay? >> you can hear people writhing in pain. you hear them trying to get out of the plane. according to their youtube video, they said that after takeoff they had a hard time gaining altitude, maybe because of the warm weather. they believe they hit an air pocket and that made them lose altitude quickly and that's where we see them hit into the trees. there's actually another angle that appears from the back seat of this plane. sheriff's deputies also say that their landing gear may have clipped one of those treetops, causing them to flip over. eventually in the video, we see somebody pick up the camera. >> gosh, he seems unharmed. >> miraculously everybody survived this plane crash. the man who suffered the worst injuries was the pilot, 70-year-old leslie gropp. he was rushed to the hospital of course

nathan williams, he was the passenger in the front seat of this plane when it went down.all, just kind of recount this experience. >> i don't remember hitting the ground or anything like that. i had never flown in a small aircraft like that. i was really excited to fly. so we were just filming what was going on during the day. we ended up getting a little bit more than we bargained for on the video. before we knew it the trees were right over the trees. the trees started hitting the wings of the plane, and we went down. it happened really, really quick. >> how did that feel? >> when we hit and landed, we ended up upside down. we were hanging from the seat belts. we released the seat belts and all of us one at a time climbed out and realized that the pilot was in the worst condition. he had a broken jaw, he had a broken cheek right there and broken ribs. >> how long did it take before you guys got assistance and got out of there? >> there were two campers. they were there probably within 15 minutes or something like that. they brought us some water. they actually went to g

. >> reporter: it was all smiles for nathan williams and three of his buddies in stanley, idaho. the group had been hiking in a remote wilderness area back in june. they both turned on their cameras with no ink listen of the hairoing experience they were about to report. williams said warming temperatures made it different to get enough lift. the small plane started to lose altitude. after three minutes they crashed, slamming into trees. the pilot's son was one of the passengers. >> within five seconds we're upsidedown. >> reporter: at first it wasn't clear if everyone survived. stunned the men got off plane, the pilot seriously hurd with a broken jaw, fractured cheek did not bone and broken ribs. >> we certainly feel like we were watched over that day. >> reporter: part of this video is too graphic to show on tv, but the cameras continue to roll after the survivors waited for help. week after the ordeal, the men agreed to post the video for friends to see, never guessing it could go viral on youtube and lively.com, where this plane crash has been played more than 1r million time

idaho, are the pilot of the plane, les gropp, two of the passengers, his son, tol gropp, and nathan williamsu for being with us. >> good morning. >> les, i want to begin with you. we saw on that video, and we saw your fairly horrific injuries. your jaw was broken. you broke some ribs. tell us how you're doing today. >> recovering very finely. i get the wires out next monday. the ribs are healing. >> well, we're certainly glad to hear that. and we're looking at you there. it's unimaginable what you went through. nate, i know you were in the front seat with the video camera. when did you first realize something was wrong? >> when did i know something was wrong? well, we just -- as we slowly started coming down, just realized we were -- the trees were coming up really quickly. and it happened so quick, we really didn't have time to respond to anything. had just enough time to throw my arm up. >> tol, i want to bring you in. you were behind your father, who was piloting. we should mention he was an experienced pilot in the vietnam war. and he did an unbelievable job landing that plane. but you a

it was all smiles for nathan williams and three of his buddies as they took off from a dirt runway instantly, idaho. the group had been hiking in a remote wilderness area back in june. williams and a friend both turned on their cameras with no inkling of the harrowing experience they were about to record. williams said warming temperatures made it difficult to get enough lift. their small plane started to lose altitude. after only three minutes, they crashed, slamming into trees. >> everybody okay? >> the pilot's son was one of the passengers. >> on the ground, upside down hanging from our seat belts. >> reporter: at first it wasn't clear if everyone survived in the twisted wreckage. stunned the men got out of the plane, the pilot seriously hurt with a broken jaw, fractured cheekbone and broken ribs. the men say it's a miracle nobody was killed. >> we certainly feel like we were watched over that day. >> reporter: part of this video is too graphic to show on tv but the cameras continued to roll after the survivors attended to the pilot and waited for help. weeks after their ordeal the men ag