Bodies recovered at Brazil crash site

July 18, 2007

Smoke still covers part of the area where an Airbus 320 skidded off a rain-soaked runway in Sao Paulo-- killing up to 200 people. By midday, firefighters had pulled 128 charred bodies from the plane operated by Brazil's No. 1 carrier, TAM Linhas Aereas. Officials say they do not expect any survivors. Jon Decker reports.