New details reveal Japan Airlines pilots were unaware of fire

New details have emerged about this week's fatal plane crash in Japan. The pilots of the Japan Airlines flight that collided with a smaller plane at Tokyo's Haneda Airport were initially unaware that their jet was on fire. Flight attendants alerted crew in the cockpit to the unfolding situation, after the impact caused severe damage to the aircrafts intercom system. There has been mixed reaction from passengers over the airlines handling of the disaster. The revelations come amid new security vision that shows the coast guard plane stopping on the runway for about 40 seconds before the collision.