user: question: A third person, identified as a minor girl, died from injuries suffered in the Asiana Airlines crash last week, hospital officials said. She had been in critical condition at the Bay Area hospital since the July 6 crash, San Francisco General spokeswoman Rachael Kagan said. The hospital didn't release any additional information about her -- including her name, age or ethnicity -- in keeping with her parents' wishes. "It's a very, very sad day today at San Francisco General Hospital," said Dr. Geoffrey Manley, chief of neurosurgery. "We have all done everything we could." Q&A: How does an air crash investigation work? Two others -- both 16-year-old girls from China -- were reported dead soon after the Boeing 777 crash-landed at San Francisco International Airport. One of those teenagers was hit on the runway by a fire truck, though it's unclear whether she was already dead when she was struck, San Francisco police spokesman Albie Esparza said. At the time, firefighters were using flame retardant that ended up surrounding areas immediately around the plane with foam, Esparza said. "When the truck repositioned itself to get a better aim of the fuselage, they discovered the body of the victim in the fresh track from the path of the truck," he added. The foam was thick enough to cover a body, Esparza noted. Moreover, it is difficult for those in the "industrial-size" fire trucks that responded to crash to see things on the ground, the police spokesman said. "Right now, we are waiting results from the coroner to determine if she died from the crash or the fire engine going over her," the police spokesman said. "And that will be part of our investigations, like any other case, by our hit-and-run and major accidents investigations teams." Of the passengers and crew on board, 304 people survived -- 123 of whom walked away relatively unscathed. The others were sent to hospitals. Opinion: Our terror over flying has cost us. A handful of them remained hospitalized, including six patients at San Francisco General. That hospital's figure includes two adults in critical condition with spinal cord injuries, abdominal injuries, internal bleeding, road rash and fractures. San Francisco International Airport is also working to get back to normal. The plane's fuselage was hauled away on flatbed trucks Friday to a remote section of the airport, San Francisco International Airport said in a news release. On Friday, a Southwest Airlines jet landed on the runway where the crash occurred -- signifying that, for the first time in six days, all four of the airport's runways were operational. "The tremendous efforts and around-the-clock work of airport staff, government agencies, airline tenants and contractors allowed us to complete all repairs and safety certifications for Runway 28L in a timely and efficient manner," airport director John L. Martin said. While the wreckage has been hauled away, investigators still have not pinpointed exactly why Flight 214 crashed, or who was to blame. Did Asiana pilot have enough 777 experience? An in-depth review of the cockpit voice recorder shows two pilots called for the landing to be aborted before the plane hit a seawall and crashed onto the runway, the head of the National Transportation Safety Board said. The first internal call by one of the three pilots in the cockpit to abort the landing came three seconds before the crash. A second call was made by another pilot 1.5 seconds before impact, NTSB chief Deborah Hersman said. The agency has begun wrapping up its investigation at the airport, and crews are cleaning up the debris left by the crash. Investigators turned the runway back over to the airport. CNN's Chelsea J. Carter, Augie Martin and Ed Payne contributed to this report.

answer: All four runways at San Francisco's airport are now operational, airport says. A girl, who'd been in critical condition, died at a San Francisco hospital. A teen who died earlier was hit by fire truck, police say. Her body was believed to be covered in foam sprayed by firefighters, spokesman says.
question: By. Craig Mackenzie. PUBLISHED:. 03:46 EST, 9 September 2012. |. UPDATED:. 03:46 EST, 9 September 2012. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay will soon be facing new competition in the kitchen - from his estranged father-in-law. Chris Hutcheson and his son Adam are launching a chain of healthy ­fast-food restaurants called Scoffs. The eateries will reportedly serve 'British tapas' for diet-conscious office workers and the first one will be opened in central London. At war: Chris Hutcheson, left, got a £2million payoff after he was dismissed by his son-in-law Gordon Ramsay. Hutcheson and Adam, who used to be head of pubs at Ramsay’s restaurant group, expects the chain to grow to 20 to 30 restaurants within 18 months. His adviser David Rawlinson said: 'Chris and Adam have an incredible wealth of experience in catering and plan to roll out the concept.' Hutcheson was dismissed in October 2010 after Kitchen Nightmares star Ramsay accused him  of hacking into private emails and plundering £1.4million from his restaurant empire to finance his serial womanising. Ramsay also claimed that Hutcheson put his wife and son on the payroll and wrote five-figure cheques to himself. Glamour couple Ramsay and his wife Tana: She was one of the last to know her father had a secret family. Feud: Hutcheson and his wife Greta. His gagging order revealing details of his life was lifted in the High Court. Hutcheson, who denied the claims, branded Ramsay a fame-obsessed 'monster' and sued him for unfair dismissal and unpaid wages. Kitchen king: Chef Gordon Ramsay. Their feud was settled after Ramsay,  married to Hutcheson’s daughter Tana, reportedly paid £2million in February to buy his father-in-law’s 30 per cent stake in the business. Ramsay previously wrote an open letter criticising Hutcheson, who hit back claiming the cook was a monster and he knew where Gordon’s 'bodies are buried'. It was not until May last year that the astonishing story behind Ramsay's decision to sack his business partner emerged when the High Court lifted a gagging order Hutcheson had taken out to hush up his double life. Tana Ramsay was among the last in her family to learn that for more than three decades Hutcheson had had a second, secret family after fathering two children by his mistress Frances Collins. She is one of a string of women with whom Hutcheson allegedly betrayed his wife Greta, by whom he has four children, including Tana. Ramsay’s feud with his father-in-law has cost him at least £6 million. Papers filed at Companies House show that he paid out reorganisation costs of £2.4 million, wrote off a £1.7 million loan on a gastropub owned by Ramsay and Hutcheson and made a pre-tax loss of £4.4 million up to August 31, 2011. Last December Ramsay was awarded £250,000 costs after a judge ruled that Hutcheson, Tana's sister Orlanda Butland and her brother Adam were liable for breach of confidence after hacking into personal emails and company computers.

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assistant: First 'British tapas' restaurant to be opened in London. Ramsay accused Chris Hutcheson of hacking into his emails. Daughter Tana the last to know of father's secret family.