[Cabrera:] New developments in the crash of a plane stolen from the Seattle Tacoma International Airport. The NTSB says it has now recovered the flight data recover from the site where this plane went down Friday night. 29-year-old Richard Russell performed mid-air stunts before he crashed on a remote island outside Seattle about an hour after takeoff. Now officials believe Russell was the only person killed. Family members say they are stunned and heartbroken by what has happened. Kyung Lah is in
[Kyung Lah, Cnn Senior National Correspondent:] Well, the very latest information that we're getting, Ana, is from the NTSB. Their investigators have recovered as you said the flight data recorder. That has been wrapped up. It will be sent to Washington, D.C. tomorrow. They intend to begin analysis sometime this week, to try to fill in the blanks about what exactly happened in the plane. What they have not been able to recover is the cockpit voice recorder. And here's why. The plane went through a heavily wooded area in one of these remote islands that's right behind me, and it hit a lot of trees. And so when it crashed into the ground the NTSB says it basically smashed into smithereens. There is almost nothing left that looks like a plane except for one wing section. So they are not incredibly optimistic about finding the cockpit voice recorder. But a lot of this, Ana, it did play out so publicly. People did get to see this plane. We heard those extraordinary exchanges between Russell and ATC here in Seattle. So many of those movements at the very end throughout this extraordinary scene that played out here, that is already known, a lot of questions, though, about how to prevent this from happening again Ana.
[Cabrera:] And Kyung, you wonder what if there were any red flags. What is Russell's family saying as we're starting to hear some reaction from them?
[Lah:] And that's another key part of the investigation. Is was there something that people missed? Was there a sign that someone could have seen? We spoke to co-workers who said they didn't see anything. His family came forward with a statement saying that they simply did not see any outward signs of mental illness with the young man who they called Vivo, a man who was so loved, he was happily married, they say. They simply didn't see it. Here is what they say.
[Mike Matthews, Friend Of Family:] May seem difficult for those watching at home to believe but Vivo was a warm, compassionate man. As the voice recordings show Vivo's intent was not to harm anyone. He was right in saying that there are so many people who have loved him.
[Lah:] The family saying that they are going to take a hard look at themselves, Ana, just as the airline industry is also going to re- evaluate everything it's done Ana.
[Cabrera:] Kyung Lah, thank you. Imagine if your son or daughter were forced to practice until they passed out or in one case until they lost their life. A new bombshell report detailing allegations of a toxic culture at the University of Maryland as the school's head football coach gets benched.