Crash focus on automatic controls, pilots  S. Korea inspecting 8
airlines, may reconsider rules about training flights  By Greg
Botelho and Michael Martinez CNN  UPDATED 10:27 PM EDT Jul 10,
2013 Asiana Airlines   (CNN) -  Survivors have recalled the
harrowing few minutes after Asiana Airlines Flight 214's landing
gear slammed into a seawall around San Francisco's airport,
setting off a chain of events including a fire, the ejection of
flight attendants and a frenzied evacuation.  But what about the
minutes before the Boeing 777 crashed?  A day after relaying
pilots' accounts to investigators, National Transportation
Safety Board Chairman Deborah Hersman provided more details
Wednesday on what happened in the sky.  One focus has been
whether "automatic" controls in the cockpit were working. Even
if they weren't, questioned have been raised about whether the
pilots recognized that something was wrong quickly enough and
did the right thing to fix it.  Moments before touching down,
the pilots said they were maki