| July 6, 2013 | 8:19 PM
All 307 passengers and crew members aboard the Asiana jetliner that crash-landed Saturday at San Francisco International Airport have now been accounted for, officials said.The 11:30 a.m. crash of the jetliner left two dead and scores injured. Sixty people aboard the airliner that had initially been described as "unaccounted for" have now been located, officials said.
"This could have been much worse," Mayor Ed Lee said at an evening news conference. "We're lucky we have so many survivors. But we still have many who are injured and our prayers and thoughts go out to them."