BERMAN: All right. New this morning, investigators in Nepal trying to figure out what caused a Turkish airlines flight to crash land nose down and skid off the runway while trying to land at Kathmandu airport. Hundreds of people were forced to evacuate. Just look at that picture. Let's get the latest now from CNN's Sumnina Udas. Good morning, Sumnina.</s>SUMNINA UDAS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, John. It's still too early for investigators to say exactly what happened in this case, but poor visibility seems to be one of the main reasons here. This plane actually circled the Kathmandu Valley for about an hour and a half, trying to land. We spoke to one of the passengers on the plane, and he said it circled about seven times around this area, which is about 100 miles square kilometers. And it tried once to land. It sort of went very close to the runway and then took off again. And then again 45 minutes later tried to land, and that's when it crashed onto the runway and off to that grassy area that you're seeing in the pictures there. Now, all of the passengers were evacuated and crew members were evacuated safely. There are no injuries. And as you can see, the evacuation slides are out. The airport currently is closed for all international flights -- John.</s>BERMAN: Sumnina Udas for us -- those pictures are remarkable. Very, very good news that everyone did make it out safely. Thanks, Sumnina.</s>ROMANS: Really frightening. All right. What is the most valuable skill on Wall Street? An MBA? Math ability? How about salesmanship? It's none of those things. We're going to tell you --</s>BERMAN: Tap dancing.</s>ROMANS: Tap dancing, anchoring TV -- no, that's not one. We're going to tell you what it is after the break.
Turkish Plane Skids Off Runway