WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — Authorities have revealed a new look of a deadly bus crash in Central Florida that, they said, took the life a 10th grade girl and a driver. That bus was carrying 39 people — 37 students, the bus driver and the bus driver’s child — at the time of Monday morning’s crash along Lucerne Park Road, west of Jacaranda Avenue near the Brookhaven Village community in Winter Haven. At a news conference Tuesday morning, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office shared video from on board the bus, from the driver’s point of view, that captured the moment when, investigators said, an oncoming car driven by a nursing student crossed over into the path of the bus. “You can tell that she’s in her lane of travel, she is not speeding, she is under the speed limit, and that’s how horrible and how quick it really is,” said Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd. The students were on their way to a high school in Winter Haven when it was hit by a car, which caused it to flip over and crash into another vehicle, investigators said. The crash would send several people to the hospital and claim the lives of two people, including a 10th grade student. Another driver involved, immediately died on impact, authorities said. The bus driver was pinned behind the wheel, but she somehow made her way out to go back and help the students on board. Judd spoke about the bus driver’s heroic actions and provided another view with footage from inside the bus “Despite the fact she has some injuries — and we’re blessed that she’s not injured worse than she is with this head-on crash — she pulls herself out of being wedged in this crash, pinned in, and then immediately starts helping the students on the bus, all the while, she’s got her, I think, 9-year-old child on the bus with her,” said Judd. “So understand the dedication of this lady.