702, Monday morning

And a big fire, too. But at that point, they didn't see much else. They blocked it off pretty quickly. That audio there, courtesy of CBS News. Now I want you to listen to this harrowing, harrowing plea. This is the pilot, a female pilot, as she is trying to alert the authorities that they are in trouble. If you're a sensitive listener, perhaps give this one a skip, but it is just one of the most chilling things you will ever hear because.

You start hearing panic in her voice, and then seconds later, a sense of acceptance as to what is about to unfold. Have a listen. Court number 722 Bravo Delta, Roger. Declared emergency 72 Cubo Delta. We are in an overseas condition. Descending 20,000 feet per minute. Your distresses. Let me know.

We're going to crash into the ground. 732 Barbo Delta. November 2, Barbo Delta. I'm here with you, Thopphiny. We are descending 22,000 feet and we are banking 53200. Right? She first says we're descending 20,000 feet per minute. We're going to crash into the ground. And then you get that sense of acceptance as she realizes what is about to happen. 702.