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>> well, what happened is he came around the last turn into the straightaway and he had just passed anotherane and i heard the announcers say something like it looks like be somebody's gotten off path or off course and he flew right above us. and to me, at first, i thought he was just kind of getting out of the race and then i thought it looks like he was doing some kind of trick are but the plane didn't stall, the engine stayed on the whole time. the plane nosed down toward the bleachers and i can't understate enough that it was my belief the pilot sought bleachers and did everything he could to avoid the crowd. >> and after -- what else -- when the plane crashed, what did you see happen? >> what happened is the plane hit the tarmac and there was a big cloud of dust. it wasn't smoke. i didn't see any fire surprisely, plane hit at a very high rate of speed. >> that big cloud we are seeing that's dust? >> i think it's dust, it dissipated within about five seconds and we could see a lot of people were injured, a lot of people laying on the ground and a lot of people coming over to help and i

>> well, what happened is he came around the last turn into the straightaway and he had just passed another and i heard the announcers say something like it looks like be somebody's gotten off path or off course and he flew right above us. and to me, at first, i thought he was just kind of getting out of the race and then i thought it looks like he was doing some kind of trick are but the plane didn't stall, the engine stayed on the whole time. the plane nosed down toward the bleachers and i can't understate enough that it was my belief the pilot sought bleachers and did everything he could to avoid the crowd. >> and after -- what else -- when the plane crashed, what did you see happen? >> what happened is the plane hit the tarmac and there was a big cloud of dust. it wasn't smoke. i didn't see any fire surprisely, plane hit at a very high rate of speed. >> that big cloud we are seeing that's dust? >> i think it's dust, it dissipated within about five seconds and we could see a lot of people were injured, a lot of people laying on the ground and a lot of people coming over to help and i wan

>> well, what happened is he came around the last turn into the straightaway and he had just passed another and i heard the announcers say something like it looks like be somebody's gotten off path or off course and he flew right above us. and to me, at first, i thought he was just kind of getting out of the race and then i thought it looks like he was doing some kind of ar trick are but the plane didn't stall, the engine stayed on the whole time. the plane nosed down toward the bleachers and i can't understate enough that it was my belief the pilot sought bleachers and did everything he could to avoid the crowd. >> and after -- what else -- when the plane crashed, what did you see happen? >> what happened is the plane hit the tarmac and there was a big cloud of dust. it wasn't smoke. i didn't see any fire surprisely, plane hit at a very high rate of speed. >> that big cloud we are seeing that's dust? >> i think it's dust, it dissipated within about five seconds and we could see a lot of people were injured, a lot of people laying on the ground and a lot of people coming over to help and i

one of them, for example, was hired straightaway by the state of indiana to help coordinate the state'sblic emergencies because of her specialty in homeland security. >> it's interesting, too, specifically that woman you interviewed from purdue she worked with retired military officers as well. so she's getting a broad-based education on that front. there's a homeland security official who also says students now view college as part of a mission that is bigger than themselves. did that feeling come across in students you spoke with? >> very much so, yeah. you meet students now who are arguably turning away from the humanities, the classics, some people would say to a degree that is not necessarily healthy for american higher education. they're turning toward practical applications and responses to september 11th, and the shift has been systemic at many colleges including purdue, where they have something called the homeland security institute, which is a stand-alone institute. they offer courses in homeland security. it is run by two former army veterans who retired as lieutenant colone