NTSB reveals if crew survived Amazon cargo jet disaster as it shares details about victims The NTSB said the crew survived after the Amazon cargo plane overran the runway, caught fire and collided with two vehicles carrying eight occupants. Supporters of Alabama school bus driver charged in deadly accident say she suffered from 'medical crisis'Alleged cryptoscam ringleader set for plea hearing in $240M bitcoin theftDramatic video captures floodwaters bursting through glass doors of college students’ homeStray bullet from nearby lounge fight kills Frito-Lay worker inside Sam's ClubTexas deputy screams and runs after 'dead' deer springs to feet in viral encounter Karmelo Anthony seeks $250K for murder appeal as questions persist over family’s previous $634K fundraiserEXCLUSIVE: FBI's fifth Most Wanted Fraudster captured after alleged SNAP scam suspect arrested in IndiaPatrick Clancy speaks out after hung jury in Lindsay Clancy case, addresses prospect of another trialCollege degrees have less value than ‘ever before’, expert says9/11 hero Father Michael Judge honored in film amid push for sainthoodNJ school district sued over alleged gender policy secrecyFitness expert shares go-to core workout for strength, balance and longevityYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The National Transportation Safety Board provided the update during a Sunday press conference after officials said the cargo plane overran the runway and caught fire while landing. The crash killed five people and injured five others, according to authorities. Seven of the victims were in a van inside the airport perimeter that was used by airlines for cleaning services. A civilian vehicle was also struck after the plane crashed through the airport perimeter.