ABC19980204.1830.0321 NEWS CAPTION the air force said today is it sending a special team to italy to look at the jet that cut the wires of that cable car in northern italy. 20 people were killed when the car fell to the ground. there is outrage in italy because many people believe that the plane was flying too low. abc's jim wooten reports tonight from the italian ski resort in cavalese. in this mountain village, many residents believe the american pilot was hotdogging, showing off, when his plane clipped the cable and sent the car plummeting to earth. and the italian prime minister was just one of millions of furious italians today. he suggested that criminal charges ought to be filed. a terrible act, beyond the law, he called it. the lowest legal altitude is 500 feet. the american military has not said why the marine plane was at 300 feet or below. and at the aviano air base, italian prosecutors said the american crew chose not to answer questions there today. the mayor of cavalese, the nato planes break the law all the time, he says. the local fire chief was the first to arrive on the scene. "they should be prosecuted, " he says of the american crew. "it's a crime what they did." as the victims' bodies were driven away today, back to home towns all across europe, the mangled wreckage was under constant police guard. next to a tangle of floody skis and equipment, a modest memorial to those who died. jim wooten, abc news, cavalese, italy.