In July 2013 , De Wolk was employed as a producer with KTVU-TV , when the station 's news team broadcast false and racially insensitive names of pilots involved in the July 2013 Asiana airplane crash at San Francisco International Airport . Anchor Tori Campbell read all four fake names on air . The names had reportedly been emailed to De Wolk by a trusted source , and he forwarded them to the newsroom with the warning " you 'd better check these out . " The names were confirmed by the National Transportation Safety Board before they were aired ; the NTSB later apologized and said the mistaken confirmation had been given by a summer intern " acting outside the scope of his authority " . Three other producers were fired by KTVU after the incident . De Wolk retained legal counsel and took action against KTVU . The station quickly settled , issuing a statement that De Wolk and KTVU had " reached an amicable agreement ; " details were not released
Asiana airplane crash
Asiana Airlines Flight 214
Roland De Wolk