stuff from all of them, a little joy and have fun today. especially in bad we'd. >> we don't put on a tiara for today's weather was gorgeous when this happened. so these areas where all of anybody. emma is special. these helicopters are parked are >> dana: emma is two years old and on the mend. filled with the personnel. i'll see you on "the five." thanks for joining us. these were nypd boats that i'm dana perino. patrol all of the harbor from here's shep. the hudson river that we see >> shepard: it's noon on the here where there's a lot of west coast, 3:00 across the traffic this afternoon. southeast. on the east coast, where cops is that an nypd vessel? i can't tell. say a serial killer of carney your view is better than mine may have traveled to your town, this carnival worker accused of probably. this is the hayward. and that goes all the way down toward the new york harbor. murdering three women. back up around in the east and now investigators are asking river. if there's more victims. these beat here patrol those video shows a woman shoving a areas. the one that did the rescue is a man off a bus. the cops say they're charging her with murder. ferry service. a city government computer is lot of ways to get over to held hostage by hackers. new jersey. so four blocks north of this is but baltimore city officials are refusing to pay the ransom. in lincoln tunnel. we'll look at other cities so you get in mazes that take you underneath the hudson river

vulnerability and what this hack around you come out on the other means for those that list there. side and into new jersey. did joining that do not call that's one way. the other is new jersey transit. list do nothing at all? you can get on a train that will the new push to end those take you underneath. annoying robo calls for good. another way is a ferry. and a farmer faced with a come to 34th street. pier 79 is there. question. the new york waterway is there. lose his life or carve off his you cue up, get on to a ferry. i bet it doesn't take five own leg. reporting begins now. minutes on a good day. five to eight minutes to get across to hoboken, new jersey. a one square mile town on the starting with breaking news in other side of the river. the -- this is the east river, it's very compact. right? the hudson river. feels like a manhattan almost on the west side of machine hat tan, around 34th street, there's but with smaller buildings. tens of thousands of people live a helipad. if you want to go to the in this bedroom community. so people ride the ferries back hamptons or to the jersey shore and forth. those ferries see it all. or up to westchester and you'd rather take a helicopter, you they saw sullenberger as the can do that every five minutes play went down in the hudson. they've seen lots of difference on a helipad that sits on the helicopters go down. sometimes on a controlled water. today a chopper has gone in the descent for whatever reason. drink. nobody is hurt. sometimes in a crash like today. there's no word yet on how many

passengers were on board. so often it's new york ferry we don't know whose helicopter this is. workers that end up saving there's a number of helicopter people from the cold waters of service was in new york city. the hudson river. some are for transportation. i say cold because it's the middle of may. many of you have been having if you want to go to eighth what is normal spring weather. no one here has been having major airports, you can take a chopper from lower manhattan, the east side, the west side, go anything like normal spring weather. yesterday it never got to 50. to an airport. the day before, never got to 50. you can do sightseeing tours from there. lots of possibilities and choppers in and out all day we've been living in the 40s and almost constant rain for days. long. well, one is in the water now. you can see the divers there. not complaining. really cold and really wet and they're working on rescues. they say everybody is safe now. really uncomfortable. the waters are still very cold. there's an nypd boat. the helicopter going into the other rescue vessels as well. hudson river today, which is never a pleasant experience, the hudson river, a new picture i'm you see the circles? told. each is a chopper landing pad. this is a picture of the rescue. i will tell you that there's one off to the side serves like a local televisievision station t terminal at an air part. if you're growing to get on a chopper, you wade in this video of this thing going in the trailer-like contraption. when your chopper is down, you water. it's proprietary footage.

go out and the helicopter takes that station is not allowing a off over the river. it's the first beautiful day in share on that. new york city in what seems like it's fine. they can do what they want. a month of sundays. it's been in the 40s and rainy they happen to be tied with us and windy and awful for a long with network news service. it's all right. time. but not today. we have what we have. today and for the first time in the great news is, everybody is awhile, it's gorgeous out i'd so if weather was a factor, it fine. the way ever comes together in would be enormously surprising. times of really great stress in today is near perfect in new new york city mimics the way new yorker dos everything else. if you're a tourist here and york city for this time of year. looking at your phone, traying a helicopter is in the water and to figure out where to go, you emergency personnel are out by notice that people are moving the dozens. quickly, they have a place to we'll have more coming up. go, going with a purpose, not more breaking news now. rising rhetoric and tensions looking anywhere, not talking to anyone. they're going. with iran. president trump meeting now with that's what happens when emergencies happen, too. the secretary of state mike pompeo in the oval office we're the helicopter goes down, the ferry workers are there. in a matter of two minutes, told. this comes after state department officials ordered all helicopters are there, the fire nonemergency government department, the new york police employees to get out of iraq. department. waterway rescue teams all out of baghdad. converging on this area. now right here on the west side because of what unidentified officials describes as an heliport, they have the

helicopter itself. you can see the lines that have eminent threat. the state department is warning gone down so they don't lose it americans you're at very high in the drink. risk for violence and if it goes down, it can cause kidnapping. last week the trump water traffic problems. administration sent an aircraft so they're holding on to it. they have buoys here. carrier and planes to the middle right over here on the land, down just a little bit south and east. the white house hasn't publicly by the highway, they're setting provided a single detail of evidence of what those threats up for a news conference. might be. our allies are pushing back. some local authorities will give yesterday a high ranking british information. it appears that river traffic general said there's no new threats from iran or its allies along the hudson is still in the region. remember, we share intelligence moving. with the british and they with because they can walk and chew us under the 5is agreement. gum around here. the river traffic is still on the move. looks like wnyw's chopper, their we are we getting warnings with no details and push back from our greatest ally where leaders chopper is making moves around see the say intelligence? as well. this has caused a lot of local last year president trump pulled the u.s. out of the historic coverage as you might imagine. nuclear deal with iran and hits

helicopters are noises that you iran with crippling sanctions. don't notice much anymore if you lived here awhile. despite the fact there was there's so many hundreds of them widespread agreement that iran moving at all times of the day was in compliance with that or night. mostly stay along the rivers. deal. iran's supreme leader said the helicopters rather than negotiations would be poison flying over the city, that i fly under the circumstances and it along the rivers to get where wouldn't be difficult for the they want to go. when they go through new jersey, islamic republic to enrich they go past the meadowlands and the big stadiums, met life stadium and the rest. uranium. they try not to go over the administration said there's credible evidence of a planned attack on u.s. interests. residential areas. a week ago, mike pompeo made a when there's a police helicopter hasty visit to baghdad. or emergency, you hear the warships and jets and missiles choppers immediately and notice and personnel streaming to the a different pattern. persian gulf all to add pressure new yorkers and residents have on iran. so the rhetoric is escalating. noticed that today. the military is moving. coming up, a carnival worker personnel are evacuating. murdered two women and a teenage girl after meeting them through the reported threats are his traveling show. unexplained and existence denied investigators are checking by the british. whether there could be other so questions remain. victims out there. we'll have that next. about whether this is new and as a financial advisor, i tell my clients important or a rerun of not to worry about changing their minds in retirement.

escalations past. we have team fox coverage. you may have always imagined your dream car benjamin hall from the european as something fast. allies. then one day you decide it just needs to be rich edson reporting live from the state department. safe enough to get her to college and back. rich? >> senior state department principal. we can help you plan for that. officials maintain the threat stream is very real and that it would be amounting to negligence if the united states did not order those american worker out of iraq. the secretary of state did that this morning. all nonessential personnel have to leaf compounds and the u.s. told americans don't go there. the secretary cancelled a trip to germany last week. instead, he ended up going to iraq. the administration said that was about this threat from i ran. in fact, the secretary had cancelled a couple of other stops on international trips all to do the same, shep. >> shepard: rich what are lawmakers saying on the hill about this? >> you've got the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, senator bob menendez. he says the administration has yet to provide any information

we're on the move. on the intelligence that is driving these decisions. >> we do not need another iraq hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. weapons of mass destruction we're good. terminix. defenders of home. moment. where we were falsely led into a military engagement in iraq, which is one of the biggest mistakes we've had in foreign policy. >> the senior state official says the comparisons to 2003 are wrong, this is more like a comparison to 2011 when american forces experienced a spike of violence in iraq and that also according to this official the administration's response does not mean that the u.s. rushing to conflict with iran. pentagon officials say the house armed services committee has you need to place yourself in the moment. held a briefing this morning you need confidence in the appliances you select lawmakers about iran, which to build the home and life you love. shop top-brand appliances at sears, included the director of including kenmore. national intelligence and the joint chiefs of staff. sears, shep? making moments matter. >> shepard: rich edson, live. benjamin hall reporting live in our london newsroom. benjamin, how has iran responded? what about allies?

>> shep, as if you have two different lines coming out of iran. those in iran says this doesn't have anything to do with us. we don't want war. on the other hand, they said they will react if pushed. and the ayatollah issued a veiled threat to say it wouldn't be difficult to enrich uranium to weapons grade levels. as the u.s.s. abraham lincoln sails to the persian gulf, the iranian ambassador said the move was a serious miscalculation and accused the u.s. of playing a dangerous game and trying to drag iran into an unnecessary war. one commander said that they knew what was trump was thinking and they're not afraid of him and they have the upper hand. >> shepard: we heard from this

british general that says there's nothing new. what about our allies, others? >> absolutely. that was quite a criticism yesterday in one sense. he said he didn't believe there was any increased threat or they haven't seen one. he was part of the inherent resolve out of iraq. other countries are taking it seriously. you have the german government that suspended training of iraqi soldiers throughout the country. you have the netherlands that have done the same and closed you need to place yourself in the moment. their mission in iraq. you need confidence in the appliances you select the british have opened a to build the home and life you love. special crisis center in i ran. shop top-brand appliances at sears, you mentioned this b-52 bombers. including kenmore. sears, making moments matter. the german government said we don't think maximum pressure >> shepard: now the story of the really takes us further because accused carney killer. maximum pressure carries the a carnival worker accused of risk of escalation. being a serial killer. now investigators are looking at you can't forget there's tens of everywhere that traveling show thousands of malitias in iraq, went to see how many victims 5,000 u.s. troops. there might be. people feel if there's a flash a sheriff in virginia right by the border with tennessee says point a focal point, that's where it likely would be. this man, james wright, admitted

shep? >> shepard: thanks, benjamin to shooting and killing women hall live in london. and a teenage girl he method ahead, a state's new bill all but banning abortions. through the corn value. lawmakers in alabama have passed he was the carny that handled legislation that is without question a direct challenge to the ponies. so all three females reported roe v. wade. we'll take a look at what is in missing in march. the bill, plus laws in other according to this sheriff, this states and critics promises to man claims he accidentally fight back. killed them. and also, we're live in colorado. friends and family saying 25-year-old athena hopson's bob good-bye to a hero student who did is still unlocated. sacrificed his life to save the suspect told investigators others when shooters opened fire that he shot her in the head, in his school. not once but twice, by mistake now there's word of possible charges against a security when he tripped while they were out for a walk and he tossed her guard. that's new and breaking news as body in the river when it fell our reporting continues on this out of the back of a track and wednesday afternoon. down an enbainingment. let's see, aleve is proven better on pain detectives say they found two other body's in a shallow grave. than tylenol extra strength. the man told investigators that and last longer with fewer pills. he shot 22-year-old elizabeth so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. van meter after a fight and

claims he shot this 17-year-old aleve. proven better on pain. names jocelyn alsop by accident as he was trying to shoot an animal. this girl's mother says her husband worked with wright >> i saw his picture. i'm like i know him. he's the pony guy from the fair. >> he loved the carnival. >> she didn't text or call me because less than 24 hours of being gone, she was already dead. he killed her on the 9th. she went missing on the 8th. >> the carnival have reached out to see if there's any suspicious missing person cases that might be connected to this man, james wright. the carnival is the james h. drew exposition. they told trace gallagher that they travel the east coast from march to november, so the killers began the day before they were set to begin their

season. so they've been pulling this chopper out, this is a live camera. listen in. so they're setting up for a news conference. there's not restricted helicopter travel. we have been watching from this helicopter as this one is particularly from wnyd, fox5 in new york city. we've been watching as they were towing away different pieces of equipment. they're setting up for this news when it comes to the quality of our cars: the highest. conference which we're told will begin at the top of the hour. it's why only 1 in 10 cars we look at we've been working to find out qualify to sell on our site. if it's been in a reported accident, what the disruption to service we won't sell it. is. most of you don't live here. and at our state-of-the-art facilities when we cover breaking news in a our ase certified mechanics certain area, we get altogether roll up their sleeves and get to it. that we can. inspecting, dialing-in, in this particular case, it's and fine tuning every single car inside and out, certainly disrupted waterway bringing all of it up to our high standards. travel, disrupted helicopter by the time we're done, our cars are beyond "certified." travel. they're carvana certified. will have an effect on flight

so whether you have it delivered or pick it up, services as it relates to we do it all so you can rest easy. transfers to airport, a great hero story in the middle of this. it's been interesting to do some research as our incredible researchers have, to find out how much humanitarian aid this new york waterways ferry crew has given over the years. if something happen there's, the ferry crew is always around. ferries run all the time between new york and new jersey back and forth all day, into the evening. no matter what, no matter what the weather. largely speaking, they're running back and forth. this captain of the new york ferry waterways, kept adam sciano was carrying passengers in manhattan by the lincoln tunnel and 14th street in new jersey when he saw the helicopter go down 1:20 eastern daylight time.

it's his second rescue in ten years with the company. they deployed the rescue device that they have on board off the bow of the ferry and pulled the they're america's bpursuing life-changing cures. pilot aboard. in a country that fosters innovation the chopper went into the water, the pilot is floating around out here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer there. by arming a patient's own t-cells... they rescued him there's the because it's not just about the next breakthrough... helicopter. we don't know if he put the life vests on. it's all the ones after that. when you go to the helicopters to make an airport transfer or whatever you're going to do, they give you the yell yellow flotation devices. you have to strap them on your body if your a passenger. if you end up in the water, which does happen, they explain how to deploy them. we don't know whether the pilot had deployed his flotation device. we do know this ferry captain was able to pluck him out of >> shepard: breaking news now on a popular product. there and did so easily. so this is the helicopter that

went down. juul. north carolina has just sued the that's a fire department, new york rescue thing. e-cigarette maker. you can see the tail number the state's attorney general is there on the blade. you can see the insignia, accusing them of marketing them to young people. n-2688. at any rate, blade has a number north carolina is the first state to take legal action against juul for charges that of these choppers. some they use from new york they targeted younger customers. in response, the company has set a statement to fox news and it helicopters. they pick up passengers and work reads --. the major destinations around the tri-state area, including the airport in westchester, out on long island, new york kennedy >> shepard: juul facing a airport, la guardia, liberty lawsuit from north carolina. 46 years ago, the u.s. supreme court guaranteed a woman's right to abortion with limited airport. nobody in this case badly hurt. continuing coverage in a bit restrictions. roe v. wade has been tested and from the news conference on upheld many times. lawmakers in alabama have voted "your world" with neil cavuto.

to ban abortion across the state, almost entirely. >> neil: get out now! it's the strongest anti-abortion the u.s. ordering home all legislation in america. and supporters say it's a direct nonemergency personnel out of iraq, citing the threat of challenge to roe v. wade. terrorism and kidnapping from the bill makes it a felony to iran. it followed alleged sabotage of perform an abortion at any point in a pregnancy, even in the case oil tankers in the persian gulf of rape or insist. and a drone strike on a saudi there's one exception. pipe lynn. that is if the woman's life is forces loyal to iran are believed to be involved. in danger. doctors who perform abortions where is this heading? would face up to 99 years in the britts say we know nothing prison. of this intelligence. supporters say the bill could welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. jennifer griffin is at the save the lives of millions of pentagon with the very latest. unborn children. what's doing on? critics call it a dark day and a >> neil, the partial evacuation step backward. they say many women will still of the u.s. embassy in baghdad try to get abortions but they'll be less safe. comes after the u.s. military women that have less financial security will be harmed more warned of threats to ame than women with the money to have the procedure elsewhere. the alabama governor has not said whether she will sign the bill. this debate has not -- is not contained to alabama. several states are squaring up for a fight with the supreme

court. seven have already passed so-called heartbeat bills that ban abortion once doctors detect a heartbeat. that's about six weeks into a pregnancy and before many women even know they are pregnant. nearly a dozen other states are considering similar in one way or another bills. no state has gone to the length that alabama legislators just did. think of it. a young girl raped and impregnated by a man that abducts her would be forced to carry it to term. any doctor that terminates that pregnancy could be locked up for life. activists say they want the law to get a ride to the supreme court and if signed, analysts say it likely will. jonathan serrie with more. >> hi, shep. georgia is one of those states that recently enacted a ban on abortions. last week governor brian kemp signed the bill making abortion

illegal after a heartbeat can be detected. tomorrow democrat presidential candidate kirsten gillibrand plans to rally at the georgia capitol. >> we need to lift up the voices of women that see their civil rights and human rights being taken away from them who know nothing about their lives, their ability and health. >> opponent's of georgia's abortion law are calling for boycotts by the $2 billion film industry. shep? >> shepard: tell us about the legal challenges. >> opponents are promising legal challenges, especially in the case of the more restrictive laws like the one in alabama that makes no exceptions for rape or insist but supporters say that's exactly what they want and they're hoping those challenges rise to an increasingly conservative u.s.

supreme court. listen. >> that's why we're trying to keep it as it was. to address the issue that roe v. wade was decided on, which is that the baby in the woman is a person. >> alabama governor kay ivy is yet to say whether she plans to sign this bill. she is a republican. many expect she will sign it. even in the event of a theoretical veto, republicans control such a strong majority in the state legislature that they would override any governor veto. >> shepard: thanks, jonathan. this have the west side of manhattan, 34th street heliport, a chopper has gone into the hudson river. we have two details. two nonlife threatening injuries. turns out there was the pilot on the chopper at the time. he went in to the drink. when he did, a worker -- you can

see the circles there. that's where the choppers land. someone that was on that chopper pat got injured as well. nonlife threatening. when the pilot went into the river, according to the fire department, it was the same group that rescued sully sullenberger after the miracle on the hudson. remember that? it's about the same place, honestly, in the same -- maybe within ten blocks. it's the same area where this chopper went down. it's the same company which is new york waterways ferry crews. they ferry people across the river from jersey and to new york city and back and forth. it's like a water taxi. and they were in the water as they always are. they rescued this pilot. so we got the sully sullenberger crew and the people there and this pilot whose helicopter went in the drink today. we don't know what the helicopter company is. we won't speculate. there's a number of them. everybody is safe and working to clear things up on the west side

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other students and bushed one of the suspects when he pulled out a gun in their classroom. we're hearing from one of those hero students for the first time. he described the moment the shooter came in, pointed the gun at the class and said "nobody move." >> i needed to make sure it was actually real and actually happening. because you know, you never expect that to happen. you never expect to make that choice at any point in your life. then we rushed him. i pulled him to the ground. brendan got the gun out of him. kendrick shoved him against the wall. >> shepard: castillo said he took two bullets to one of his legs but he's recovering and quickly. alicia acuna reporting live from castle rock, colorado where the shooting suspects were in court today. >> the older suspect got 47

counts including attempted murder and arson. the district attorney said he will be treating the minor as an adult. kendrick castillo's parents were in court before going to their son's memorial. >> it would have been easy to say i'm not going to make it to court today. in two hours, we're about to have a memorial service for our son. but from the word go, they made it clear, our intention is to be here for every single hearing. >> the douglas county sheriff's department led the 18-year-old's procession. the young man who the sheriff said they showed courage they expected from their own deputies. thousands will be in the celebration of life whose classmates say he didn't think twice before moving to stop the two shooters. he with friends tackled one of

the two you just heard and two of them will now graduate. >> i anticipate graduation as being a bit more somber than it would have been. he's been with us since the very beginning. kendrick has been there for as long as i can remember. you know, we're still all going to be glad to graduate and go off and continue with our life. >> that memorial service is continuing right now, shep. >> shepard: alicia, prosecutors have just said they're looking into possible charges against the security guard. what do you know? >> right. the district attorney here is referring the case of the private security guard that was inside the school at the time of the shooting to another prosecutor's office for further review. according to the sheriff's department, the armed guard that works for a private security firm may have shot his weapon

when everything was unfolding. the investigation will try to answer the question whether one of his shots hit a student. the guard's employer has confirmed to fox that this guard did help detain one of the suspects at the time, shep. >> shepard: alicia acuna at the courthouse. thank you. ahead, a massive protest and dozens of palestinians record -- reportedly hurt at the gaza border. more coming up after the break. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis

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spot in a matter of minutes. this is the west side heliport and the hudson river. to the right of that, you can see the huge avenue that is northbound. that is 12th street. i mean, 12th avenue. it's on the edge of the city. still have rescue operations. bryan llenas is on scene. bryan? >> shep, representative for the blade charter company, which operates private chartered helicopters said that one of their helicopters is the one that went down. they say their pilot is safe and it had an emergency landing earlier this afternoon and it's now on floats. we've seen i have yes of this. the emergency flotation system appears to have gone off. you can see the yellow floatties there. the flotation devices are on many commercial aircraft. we now there's two nonlife threatening injuries when the helicopter went down at 2:26 p.m.

the pilot and a person standing by, a helicopter worker that was hit with flying debris. these are nonlife threatening injuries. bringing you back to the helicopter pad, this heliport is the longest continually running heliport in manhattan since 1981. there's ten different pads. from what we understand, this helicopter was attempting to land and fell short for whatever reason. that's when it went down and a passer by boat came by and assists the pilot that is safe on land and suffering from nonlife threatening injuries. last year, we had the helicopter go down in the east river on a nice day. five passengers that died and strapped on the to a harnett. that incident, it started on the

upper east side. the helicopter floated all the way down to manhattan. this helicopter went down in front of the helipad, which was helpful. the fdny has tied it to the dock here. we're waiting for more details. we know it was a private helicopter. shep? >> shepard: i mentioned the rescue. more details on that now. this is incredible. the captain was carrying passengers between west 39th street in manhattan. that's where you would go on a ferry to go to new jersey. they were taking this over to hoboken new jersey. he saw the chopper go down. it was an hour and -- two hours and ten minutes ago. this is that particular new york waterway ferry crew, captain, second rescue in ten years.

he was -- this same company was part of the miracle on the hudson rescue. they rescued almost 300 point from the waters of the new york harbor when flight 1549 went into the river there. so they rescued more than 300 people. members of a ferry crew, back and forth, back and forth all day long between manhattan and new jersey. bryan has confirmed this is a blade helicopter. you heard of uber and lyft. that's like ride sharing services. blade is the uber of helicopters. and they run scheduled services to new york airports. so we have kennedy, la guardia, newark liberty airport. airports in white plains. lots of airports. bad traffic. it can take hours to get to some of them. so they run these regular shuttles to them. they run shuttles to the

hamptons. they have a seaplane operation. you order this over an app just like uber. so if you want to charter one or if you want to get in a ride share just like uber pool or a regular uber, you just plug it in to your app and they'll pick you up, whisk you away. it is a service that ubiquitous. so choppers are everywhere these days. this, when there's an incident like this, choppers are grounded. so i don't know this for a fact, but with history as my guide, it is likely that blade's operations are down. so what amounts to the uber for the skies, the fancy people in new york city is grounded at the moment. thankfully not a single person hurt. very minor injuries to someone that is working there on the helipad. every one of the circles is a

different helipad. there's five to the north end and five to the south end. so ten helicopters at once. the pilot, of course, that went into the water but quickly rescued but the new york waterway ferry crew. it's bad the chopper went down and bad that service is halted for the moment but great that nobody was hurt. fox urgent now. thousands of palestinians have been protesting in the gaza for naqba day. it marks when israel became a state and hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forced to get out. dozens hurt in these activities. trey yingst reporting live. trey? >> shep, over 10,000 palestinians gathered along the border to mark the day. the palestinian health ministry says 60 people were injured.

some demonstrators through ieds and rocks as soldiers responded with tear gas. hamas, the group that controls the strip, calls the israeli response an act of aggression. earlier this month, 700 rockets were fired from israel to gaza killing four. israel killed more than two dozen palestinians with air strikes. iranian backed groups in gaza could pose a threat to israel as the cease fire is tested each day. >> iranian backed factions inside the gaza strip have a number of tools to disrupt cease fire understandings. one of them balloons trying to destroying a cultural communities long the border. you can see this field destroyed by one group of balloons. >> hamas and islamic jihad have said they receive funding and military support from the iranian regime.

raising questions about what role the groups would play if a larger conflict occurred. this does come as iranian backed proxies are being blamed for a series of attacks on key oil infrastructure as tensions do rise between the united states and iran. shep? >> shepard: trey yingst live. more on the helicopter on the west side. trace gallagher with details. d what the condition of the passengers on board is. killed in this. we're finding out right now, waiting for the news conference to start to get a better idea of what caused this helicopter to go down. we've seen this before in new york. we had a plane -- a helicopter go into the east river not many years ago. that of course turned out to be

pilot error. the question now becomes, what was the cause? the weather doesn't seem nefarious. we don't know of any mechanical problems. we're waiting for witness testimony to give us feedback on what they saw. as investigators go forward, witness testimony seems to be imperative to kind of figuring out exactly what was happening in the final seconds that the helicopter was actually airborne. so that will be critical. of course, the teams actually in the water right now giving us a better idea, shep, of what they are looking for. the news conference will open our eyes as to exactly what the authorities are now kind of angling their investigation wards. shep? >> shepard: trace, thanks. the helicopter we've been talking about is being suspended. you can see it here. it's sort of tied to the side. the workers in these boats have tied it alongside of the pier.

that is the helicopter pads over there. there's ten of them. there's five helicopter pads on the north side of 30th street and five helicopter pads to the south side of 30th street. you can see how close they are. this is the circle. inside the circle is where the chopper lands. here's the water's edge. you can see the people in between. it's not far. it's always right on the water. when you take off, elevate just a little bit and go over the hudson river. if you were going to long island, you come down, head out in that direction. just a gorgeous sight from here. here you go. that is to the north end. so this would be the furtherest north helipad where this happened. back down over here is a series of trailers that serve as what amounts to a terminal. so you pull up in a small parking lot, in the middle of this, off the avenue there. a long running track

probably goes a couple miles. there's runners all along there. the separate different direct