This is what I remember of the scene. SPOILERS below...
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Chekov is at his post staring ahead, and Demora is next to him in shock. The quality is poor...like the skydiving scene on the DVD...but you can tell Chekov is crying. (He had to cry, scream, or be abducted somewhere, you know.) Harriman orders Demora to scan for any life signs in the vicinity of the ship, and she reports she can't find anything. Scotty says, in almost an annoyed tone, "a quick spin around the block," as to say they never would have thought a quick shakedown cruise would have such consequences...and probably feels guilty about helping convince Kirk to come to the christening. Chekov then barely gets out, "Captain...it can't be." Scotty is standing behind him, and says very slowly, "all things must come to an end, laddy." After another pause, Harriman says very solemnly, "let's go home." It's a quick scene, but I thought it would have been nice in the movie so we could see how these two reacted to the death of their friend. They could have done a similar fade away from the bridge to the outside of the ship and into the scene 78 years later like they have in the movie now without a problem (kind of like after Picard says, "and the sky's the limit" at the end of "All Good Things..."). Oh, well. I hope someone can find it, because I think you'll like seeing it.
