is not much left of the plane. state police are not yet identifying any of the family members who were on-board. it's haunting to look at -- firefighters battling the wind off highway 434 as they struggle to cover what's left of the destroyed plane with a tarp. "it made me feel sick." this is what the single-engine plane looked like... when angel fire airport officials say a family visiting from san antonio, texas got in and took off around one this afternoon. turri spoke with a pilot, who says strong winds made it virtually impossible for this small of a plane to withstand. "the cross winds were almost exactly perpendicular to the runway and he says these kind of winds gusting anywhere from 35 to 50 miles an hour were pretty trecherous flying conditions and he was really surprised actually to have heard or seen a plane up in the air." THE PLANE ONLY made it about 200 feet or so off the runway ... before diving
