( CNN ) -- A new video of last year 's Asiana Airlines plane crash in San Francisco shows firefighters spotting a 16-year-old Chinese girl lying on the ground , but failing to help her , an attorney for the girl 's family charges . Ye Meng Yuan was later run over by two different fire trucks , killing her , said Justin Green , a lawyer for the girl 's family . The newly released video challenges an account by fire officials that the Chinese teenager was accidentally run over because she may have been covered in firefighting foam , Green asserts . In fact , the video depicts one firefighter alerting a truck driver about how `` there 's a body right there . '' In the footage , a firefighter stops an emergency vehicle racing toward the scene . `` Whoa , whoa , whoa ! Stop , stop , stop ! There 's a body ... there 's a body right there . Right in front of you , '' the firefighter told the driver . The video was captured on a camera attached to a firefighter 's helmet and first aired by CBS . Another video from a fire truck shows a firefighter on the ground directing the truck around a victim , who was not covered in foam at the time . Ye 's parents have filed a gross negligence claim against the city and county of San Francisco , arguing that the emergency responders who spotted Ye on the ground failed to save her life . No charges for firefighter who ran over Asiana crash survivor . Ye was on the plane traveling from her China home to an American summer camp and was her parents ' only child , under China 's one-child policy , Green said . `` It 's unthinkable , it 's unimaginable , because the first thing that -- the first priority of the firefighters or any rescue personnel is saving lives , '' Green said of the video . `` And the first step in triage is to take the pulse , check the respiration . That was never done . `` And the video , which I think is the best evidence of what happened , shows at least five firefighters who saw her , who understood she was there , and none of them did the basic step of checking if she was alive , '' Green told CNN 's `` Anderson Cooper 360 . '' The tire of first fire vehicle ran over the girl 's head , and then a second fire vehicle , which was n't equipped with a spotter to help maneuver it , ran over her body , Green said . A California coroner ruled that Ye was alive when flung from the plane but died of `` multiple blunt injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle . '' `` Those injuries she received , she was alive at the time , '' San Mateo County Coroner Robert Foucrault said . CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin expressed caution , however , in interpreting the video . `` To create this image of the firefighters as incompetent villains here based on a tape that 's been edited , as I understand it , by the plaintiff 's lawyers here , I mean , I think it 's important to reserve judgment , '' Toobin said , while acknowledging `` the horrible pain '' the girl 's family is now enduring . `` This is a complicated situation where the chronology is very important . And you know , we 're not talking about a traffic accident where there is one body on the floor -- and , of course , firefighters should check that . We 're looking at a situation where firefighters are potentially looking at hundreds of casualties and are trying to deal with that , '' Toobin said . Two other people died when Asiana Airlines Flight 214 crash-landed July 6 at the San Francisco International Airport . The National Transportation Safety Board said the jet descended in altitude faster than it should have , and had a slower forward speed than intended . Asiana : We 're paying $ 10,000 to each passenger in San Francisco crash . CNN 's Drew Griffin , Holly Yan , Dan Simon and Mike M. Ahlers contributed to this report .
A new video of Asiana plane crash shows firefighters spotting girl on ground . The girl, who was not identified, is seen in the footage being carried away by a firefighter after she fell from her seat and hit the ground. `` The video ... shows at least five firefighters who saw her , '' attorney says . Video challenges city 's account the girl was concealed by firefighting foam .