ther >> the blackhawk was too high, it was above the 200 limit by double, it shouldn't have been there and there were some other mistakes and i was right on that, also, but they'll still do an investigation to check it out. >> the n.t.s.b. has started removing debris from the river and bringing in barges to help with the process and the agency will use the debris to reconstruct the two aircraft that will also inform their investigation. we know that the n.t.s.b. has started interviewing the air traffic controllers who were working at the time of the crash, too. >> we'll go back and look at their past 72 hours and two, three weeks, look at their training, their hiring, everything. what they probably ate that day, but it is not one point that tells us everything. it's layered into a lot of other information that's very critical. >> and while the n.t.s.b. is conducting its investigation,

d.c. fire is still work on its recovery efforts to keep >> investigators are racing removing bodies from the for answers this morning after potomac. 26 remain as of yesterday another devastating plane afternoon and we know that more crash. hello, everyone, i'm david than 100 family members who asman, welcome to another hour lost loved ones in this tragic of fox news live. collision are in the d.c. area another tragedy, just the briefed by n.t.s.b. officials second this week, happening last night in philadelphia. as well as d.c. fire and the we're awaiting an update from medical examiner and learned the city officials. that transportation secretary sean duffy has put in a flight mexican officials are confirming all six aboard the restriction for helicopters over the potomac near the jet, all were mexican nationals airport with some exceptions, and tragedicicicically killed. david, that of course is aimed to prevent future tragedies from happening while this is and mexican president claudia underway. david: that makes a lot of sense. grady, thank you so much for that. where is the investigation sheinbaum sending condolences for those six killed. heading? and was this incident and an update from the preventible? philadelphia police, specifically regarding casualty accident investigation, and dr. on the ground. we know the six people on the medical jet died. jeff edwards joins us now. what we don't know is how many people were injured or killed first of all, one thing that on the ground. appears clear is that this was again, this plane came down in

not a problem with the airplane a crowded philadelphia itself. the airplane was on a route. neighborhood. what we do know is that six it may have been a little off people went to temple course compared to where the university hospital. they have all been released. runway was, but not by anything that was not correctible. one person since last night the problem was with the went to temple university helicopter. so, has the administration done the right thing in restricting hospital's main campus and is there right now and is said to those helicopter flights until be in fair condition. take a look at this aerial they either stop them forever footage this morning as the sun or at least find out a way to comes up, david, we're seeing make them more compatible with more as you see the debris scattered. the airport? this is such a big debris field >> david, that's a great question and i've been giving because this jet came down so that a lot of thought in the hard and so quick, just really last couple of days. that is part of the solution is to restrict the traffic, the a terrible situation here. now, take a look at what it helicopter vehicular traffic down that corridor, but you looked like for the people in have to ask yourself several this crowded philadelphia other questions. every single safety procedure, neighborhood with this ring door bell video. policy, and technology in this case failed. every single one. and a lot of it is, you know, of course mandated or regulated by the f.a.a. and other individuals or other organizations. for example, we have the class you can see they had just no bravo air space which surrounds time to react, david.

the plane took off from d.c. which basically works to northeast philadelphia airport. separate, you know, general it went up and down in under a aviation vehicular traffic from minute, again, in a crowded airline traffic and that failed. neighborhood. some of the jet fuel just and the safety systems to covered a lot of the nearby row analyze data and prevent these homes and cars, this happened sorts of things and that during a busy traffic time. doesn't seem to work in this this was 6:30 at night on a case. other things need to occur, in friday. this case, the d.c. airport, the weather was decent. people were out. the reagan airport, air space this is a community that's getting ready for the super bowl. and the concrete is just way there was a lot of excitement and then you see just the overcrowded. you have 10 pounds of stuff in immediate aftermath and how a five-pound bag. devastating it was for everybody who was unfortunate recent legislation, i think a year ago, basically lifted the enough to be nearby. governor shapiro had an ability to restrict aircraft uplifting message during a going into d.c. difficult time. they allowed more commercial listen to this. >> what you're seeing here is a flights, hence, why this aircraft was on runway 33. unified response to an awful so perhaps another initiative aviation disaster. that secretary duffy could take for as awful as an aviation is to restrict airliners disaster was, tonight, we also landing on runway 33 at night, saw the best of philly. because that puts them out over we saw neighbor helping neighbor. we saw pennsylvanians looking the water. david: i'm sorry to have to cut

you off. out for one another. we have a presser beginning right now in philadelphia with the mayor of philadelphia and >> transportation secretary sean duffy just posted on x philadelphia officials talking about what happened last night moments ago he received an update from the n.t.s.b. with the air crash that right now it's all hands on happened in northern philadelphia. deck. let's go to that live. the f.a.a. also here with the >> well, that shot apparently a.t.f. investigating at the federal level. state authorities doing their thing and then philadelphia police as well, just about 50 yards to my right right now. we're waiting on that news is-- conference, it was supposed to oh, there we go. be at 9:00 and now it seems live nobody knows when it's going to happen, david, but all right. we'll continue pushing for again, this is a press answers and hopefully we can get some soon. conference happening in david: nate, thank you very philadelphia. that's the mayor of much for that. appreciate it. philadelphia there, parker, i former n.t.s.b. investigator charlie pereira on what they're believe to give details and i believe that's the governor looking for right now. i have to, the tragedy of this, next to her. let's listen in. a little girl who just finished apparently they're having mic medical treatment and so problems of their own. do we have that fixed? anxious to get back home, the mother was there. this is just such an awful, that's governor shapiro and awful tragedy. they're going to be talking about the small plane crash.

where do you start to look? you saw the debris field, it's they've mixed their mic. scattered everywhere and >> i want to give you an difficult it reconstruct overview of where we stand. exactly what happened, isn't this remains an ongoing it. >> the n.t.s.b., on the go investigation so the situation remains fluid and active. team, would typically be out at a site, you know, close to d.c. our philadelphia police headquarters like this, typically we'd be out there the department, our fire same night and my first department, office of emergency responsibility was to go out management, first responders with all of our local, state and survey the crash site and federal partners, they all quickly and get a feel of where work through the night at this the four corners of the crash site. airplane are and start the i want to personally give my efforts. it's multidisciplinary, and operations in my case or deepest thanks to each of them recorders in my case, black boxes so there's going to be a and my gratitude for their full teamworking on a tn ale they get a figured out. persistence. at this point we can confirm this is a mexican airplane, there were six souls on board the plane that crashed on mexican operation. i'm working another mexican cottman avenue last evening. crash right now which it had a pediatric patient, their old outdated recorders, mag mother and a four-person flight tape recorders that weren't functioning properly. crew. this was a medical transport the question, are we going to plane that took off from our have good recorders, what are we going to get?

nearby northeast philadelphia they don't have quite the airport and it was only afloat operational surveillance and for a very short period of time before something went terribly effort to maintain everything as top-notch as we do typically wrong and it crashed. the aircraft, a lear jet 55, it here in the united states not to say that this airplane won't be found to find everything in was en route to missouri, top-notch shape. according to our federal we have to find out. aviation administration. david: forgive me, charlie, but i want to be very clear that we should mention this the city of philadelphia, we particular organization had a mourn their loss and they are crash relatively recently. i think it was within the past in our thoughts and in our five years of another lear jet. prayers. so, there is a little bit of a we can also confirm that at history there. again, we don't want to least one other person pre-judge, but what about lear perrished in this tragedy and jets in general? if there's ever been a case this individual was in a car. where one has exploded so soon we can confirm that there are after takeoff does that lead to also a number of other victims who were injured in this any indication what might happen here? incident and they are being >> well, you know, there's been treated at air hospitals and thus far, our count is that lots of lear jet accidents in history and you know, payne there are 19 injured victims, but again, this is not etched in stone. the investigation is ongoing. stewart's depression one and we don't want to speculate without investigators are pouring over

any facts on this one yet. the crash site right now, you can see the videos with the plume of something coming out further updates will be of the back of the airplane on provided as soon as they are the way down so we'll have to available, but i want to be figure out what that is. clear that we will find a cause yes, you mentioned it was november of 2023, a little over for this tragedy. a year ago, another lear jet let me give you an update on taking off out of mexico, a utilities, gas, electric and medical flight just like this cable. one and relatively soon after pico, we know that they have takeoff had an in-flight been households impacted and problem like this one and came back and crashed on landing. pico is working to restore so, eerily similar power. the same goes for pgw, working circumstances, same operator, so, haven't seen an actual to restore service disruption formal government report on for which we've learned has that one yet so we'll wait and been minimal and they are see, but it doesn't look good working on. from an operational side. david: no, no, emphasizes the our other partners, there are point that our skies, our-- the way we upkeep our planes is updates on the website for far superior to the way that alerts and other advisories. other countries do. we do have a great track record we are encouraging as many despite these accidents taking people as possible in the area place so closely together. to stay home, if you can, charlie pereira. because this is an active thank you so much, i appreciate investigation, however, i do

it. the philadelphia community want to note that we have coming together in the wake of members of our police and fire the cash. and office of emergency pennsylvania state senator with me to talk about that. management on all of our joe, i talked to a woman just in the last hour who lives in blocks, no philadelphian who is the community and she mentioned in the impacted area should that, that this community is very tight, that they came have a problem moving to and from their home if necessary together almost immediately and they have to leave. after the crash. of course, everybody that was let me asks state, and this is in ear shot of that heard it, very important, our local, heard it going on. state and federal partners, tell us a little about the they are all working together community in which this as we work to address this happened. >> we're the great northeast and we're called the great tragedy. and i want to give a special northeast for the reason because we're a great community thank you to ralph hicks, who and we all come together in times of tragedy for this. is the senior air safety we're known for our tight knit investigator for the n.t.s.b. neighborhoods and city. we're the most diverse part of i just spoke with ralph the city, but we get along and shortly. i know the director is on her try to come together like this. way. she may be here by now, but i david: what's the latest you've heard about injuries on the want to say a special thank you ground. we know there are still a to them, along with the f.a.a. couple of people in the hospital. do you know anything about the our governor, who was with me degree of their injury. last night here and continues >> i don't have anything to report outside of what has been to be right by our side, publicly reported. governor josh shapiro, our

i'd stay tuned for the mayor's pennsylvania state police. press conference. david: what makes this community so tight? pennsylvania emergency i know some communities have a management, the department of environmental protection. lot of workers from emergency of course, our philadelphia police and fire, office of medical technicians and police emergency management, managing and so forth. is that is their sense of community service in that director's office, the american community? red cross for southeastern >> it really is. it runs deep in our roots, pennsylvania, our school we're cops, firefighters, district of philadelphia, all trades workers, teachers, of the agencies and officials, peoples who do the right thing and always giving back to the we are grateful for your city and really appreciate how much the city and the entire support. i have to now recognize, and region has relied around this this is essential, because time. david: and how do you think they're going to recover from again intergovernmental this? this is something you can't get collaboration and cooperation out of your head probably for is essential and i do want you the rest of your life? to know that i have been told >> it's going to take a long after speaking with first time. the next days, weeks, months, responders throughout the night we are going to work with every that this has not always been community organization to bring the case, but with the support neighbors together and work of the white house, with the together and restore spirits. support ever our u.s. senators, it's amazing to see them come feeterman and mccormick, our around us in northeast philly. congressional delegations in everyones, boyer and scanlan, david: have you ever had anything like this in the every state legislature who is

neighborhood? >> never anything like this. present here, neilson, bellman tragedies and things, violent crime, but nothing like this. in particular, along with state david: and again, are the people now going to be taking senator picozzi, commissioners care of their own community? do they rely on the state and the mexican consulate is here, we want to thank you so government to come in or the very much. your assistance in working with feds? what is next? >> it's a whole of government our medical technicians and approach. government was there last night scientists, it has been and i working the state level. extremely helpful and we are the president mentioned us in a grateful for your partnership. statement. it's an incremental approach what you witness here on today is everyone standing up for me i work on the ground together and it is the standard level, i had pastors, ceo's, operating procedure for how we civic leaders, what can i do to will address this issue in the help. i know we'll kohl together and city of philadelphia. help each other out. the checks thing we received, a david: joe, our prayers go with number of questions about and you. it's important that we listen you have a tight community and prayer is one of the things carefully here. that keeps the community together is their beliefs. shelter, there is a shelter at they're going to need that belief and that faith right samuel felleds high school now. thank you for being here, joe. located at 5500 langdon street >> thank you and i want to thank our first responders here in northeast philadelphia. working tirelessly through the it is being operated by our night. david: absolutely, every one of office of emergency management them, both the civilians and

people who do that for a and the american red cross living. well, to the site of the deadly southeastern pennsylvania and d.c. crash this week, what it is operating 24/7. investigators are learning now from the black boxes just the red cross disaster workers, recovered, and a little later, they are there to assist anyone hamas releasing three more who's been displaced by this hostages today, including an american citizen. the latest on that and the tragedy. yes, people have already begun entire region coming up with using the shelter and we general keane. i'm thinking of updating my kitchen... encourage anyone who needs —yeah? —yes! assistance to take advantage of ...this year, we are finally updating our kitchen... it. if you need to reach them ...doing subway tile in an ivory, directly, feel free to call or eggshell... —cream?... —maybe bone?... 1-800-red cross for any kind of don't get me started on quartz. property damage as well or for a big big island... you ever heard of a waterfall counter?... for everyone who talks about doing that thing, help in filing a claim. i want you to call 911 though and, over there. but never does that thing... a sweet little breakfast nook. chase has financial guidance. if you need assistance other let's see how you can start saving to make this happen. than shelter today. —really? —really? really. so for shelter, 1-800-red at home or in-person. you could also check out a chase money skills workshop. cross. anything other than shelter, we that's guidance from chase. want you to call 911. make more of what's yours. in addition to that, mental and behavioral health, it's extremely important if you need assistance with any mental and behavioral health services, we

have them available through the city's office of our department of behavioral health and intellectual disability services. we want you to call them and again, the facts, because there's so much misinformation being distributed on social media and we can't control that so we wanted to make sure you have access to accurate information here on today and that number is you should call is 215-685-6440, or visit w www.dbhids.org. now, how to help others, displaced or impacted by the tragedy. i happen to be a praying mayor and i know that prayer works and if you're the most powerful thing you can do if you're home right now, if you're anywhere across the nation or in the commonwealth or the city and

saying what can i do to help? offer a prayer for our city. now is the time that we need it. however, we know people want to help and we are going to make formal actionable ways available for you to assist, but we do ask you to please do not come to the site right now. do not come to the site right now. it is still very much an active scene. no donations are needed at this time. no donations are needed at this time. if there is any formal structure, and this is extremely important, there's no go-fund-me established, nothing has been established on social media to formally impact this, so if you're seeing that, philadelphia, it is not formal and we ask you to proceed with caution. i would stay away from it if i were you.

we appreciate everyone's desire to help and if anything changes, we will let you know, but we must-- and this becomes extremely important, as i, you know, watch the n.t.s.b. along with the f.a.a. work with our forensics department and our pennsylvania state police, right now they need the ability to do their job and that's what we want to make sure that we give them so they're going to continue the investigation and efforts at the crash site and it has to continue without disruption. what about road closures? we've received questions about this as well. go online at ready phl to receive regular updates from our office of emergency management. in includes information on road closures in the area and any relevant information for the public. right now i want to close by saying we're asking you to be

patient. your city is working around the clock with all of our local, state and federal partners on >> to the other air tragedy this week, the search for every element of this tragedy. answers continues this morning there are no silos. after the black boxes were recovered in that deadly d.c. there may be specific lanes, air crash. there may be specific assignments that each of these grady tremble is at reagan respective agencies are responsible for, but the international airport with left-hand knows what the that. >> david, that american plane right-hand is doing and they are collaborating on a had two black boxes on it, one consistent basis and in our cockpit voice recorder and one city of philadelphia, my gosh, flight data recorder and are we grateful because we investigators will be able to use both to sort of piece wouldn't have it any other way. together a timeline of exactly we wanted to keep those what was going on on the plane at the time of the crash. perished or injured in your we also learned yesterday prayers, for those of you who evening that they recovered the are wondering why we were black box from the helicopter. that combines essentially the hesitant on yesterday to not give you any formal and/or cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder into one official numbers is because we black box. so investigators are taking a knew those numbers would be look at that and that's going moving and we knew what would to be critical because the happen as daylight came upon helicopter's black box will be us, that the investigators on able to tell whether the the ground and along with their helicopter was flying too high as president trump has said. communication with our area hospitals, they would gather >> the blackhawk was too high, more intelligence.

it was above the 200 limit by so, philadelphia, i want you to know that we will not act in double, it shouldn't have been haste as we are reporting on this issue as much as we might want to communicate immediately, we will not share any information with you that has not been cross-referenced through cross-sector collaboration and that's extremely important. we will update the public and the press regularly throughout the day. thank you all, god bless, philadelphia. and now is the time for us to demonstrate what our one philly philosophy means. i want to turn it now over to our governor who has been with us here from the state, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. >> thank you, mayor. let me begin by affirming what the mayor said at the conclusion of her remarks, that the city is working around the clock to keep people safe, to understand what happened, and to be there for those who are

impacted. the city's been working around the clock at the direction of a strong and steady mayor in cherelle parker. i want to say thank you to the mayor for her leadership. leadership matters in moments of crisis and demonstrated here by cher elle parker here. and everybody working together with common purpose. there are no silos or fights, instead everyone is joining forces together. i want to lift up those state resources that have been here in northeast philadelphia working around the clock and i want to thank the mayor for referencing them and the commissioner, your outstanding police commissioner, and christopher harris, the state police, and roughly 50 members of the state police from troops k and m and we thank them for

their work here. pema, the pennsylvania emergency management authority was been on the ground since last night under the directorship of randy patfield, who was here last night, and making sure that philadelphians have the resources they need. pema and the state police are no stranger to tragedies and we'll bring our expertise to working locally on the ground. since last night i've been in communication, with secretary duffy if we need additional resources, we do not. they've dispatched members and and i want to thank the federal government and partners for their support. the mayor mentioned earlier and an exclamation point on it,

we're joined by our state representative and state senator for this community. everyone is here on the ground. they're here on the ground not just to address you, but they've been here on the ground for their neighbors. i know that the good people of northeast philadelphia this morning, as daybreak came, walked out from their homes, came down from their stoops and saw carnage in their communities. saw a fuselage, saw destruction and saw things that no one should ever have to experience in their neighborhood. we also saw the very best of northeast philly, neighbor helping neighbor, folks looking out for one another, that's the philly way, that's the philly spirit. that's what the mayor preaches all the time about one philly. this is not just a group of emergency response professionals working together at the state, local and federal

level. this is neighbors working together to look out for one another. our neighborhood has expanded over the last several hours. northeast philly, to the entire city of philadelphia, to the entire commonwealth of pennsylvania and of course, to our neighbors all across the world, i want to make special mention of consul general carlos obrador who joins us here today. his nation suffered loss in this tragedy and we are with you, mr. consul-general and the entire commonwealth of philadelphia stands with you. this is the one philly way, expanding, outreaching our arms to bring warmth, comfort and love to one another. i'll close by echoing the sentiment that the mayor shared. she's a prayer mayor, i'm a praying governor and i want to offer my prayers to all of those who are impacted. may god's light shine upon this wonderful city and all of its

inhabitants. may we lift up those who are mourning and those who are in a moment of strive. this is a time for us all to join together in prayer and in common purpose and that's what's happening here in the city of philadelphia, in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. madam mayor, thank you for your strong leadership. >> we are going to make sure that we take a few questions. yes. >> can you tell us about the data in the neighborhood. also other fatalities-- (inaudible) >> what i want to do is ask our managing director, adam teal, and also our fire commissioner to come forward. >> we've had in this incredible tragedy that exists, the

philadelphia fire department did have five fires that were involved. those fires are completely extinguished. our fire marshals on location continuing to investigate and search every one of those affected dwellings. >> as anybody who has been here on the scene or seen the scope of the scale of this incident can attest, this is a very large area with a lot of damage and we are still working in a number of different ways to assess that damage. right now we are doing another what we call a grid search of this entire roughly four to six block area, a very dense area, to ensure that we have found everything that we needed to find, that we have checked in as you heard the mayor say, with all of the residents and we'll continue to do that and we have teams that are going literally house by house, door-to-door and also, our

licensed inspection personnel are inspecting the dwellings in the area so we can be sure that we don't have other hidden damage, or structural damage and it's possible that we will still find that, as you heard, this is a very active and fluid situation, it is entirely possible there will be changes to those casualties figures that you heard. and this is why, as you heard the mayor say, we are being very thoughtful and intentional about this. we have a number of patients who are currently in hospital. we have a lot of unknowns about who was where on the street of this neighborhood last night at the time of impact. so, it will likely be days or more until we are able to definitively answer the question about the number of folks who perished in this

tragedy and the outcome for those who are injured. right now, i would certainly echo, please pray for all of those affected by otherwise keep them in your thoughts this tragedy. >> adam teal, the managing director for the city of philadelphia. >> the governor or the mayor, can you give insight if the n.t.s.b. in your briefings have been able to recover a black box or from the plane itself? >> let me state for the record, n.t.s.b., f.a.a. our intergovernmental collaboration, it's all of a part of an active investigation. when they formally have something that they can report, they will do a separate press conference or press avail to affirm what they have recovered as a result of their investigation, but again, a special thanks to them for working in partnership with us. i also just want to state this for the record because it came to light during one of our briefings earlier.

there may have been some people in the area last night when the explosion occurred and they may wake up and go out to get into their cars, they live in another part of the city, and they may have evidence actually on their cars, if that happens to be you, don't touch it, just call 911 immediately. our forensics unit, i mean, they're doing an amazing job, but everything is essential to us addressing this tragedy, so just call 911 if that's the >> do you know how far reaching the debris field is? >> the area of impact, that area is roughly four to six blocks and we also have debris in remote area where something happened with the aircraft and

that is something that we'll need to leave the n.t.s.b. to talk about. it's a very widespread area and we're still trying to understand the entire scope. you heard the mayor say, it's possible that if you are somewhere not even near here, somewhere between this location and northeast airport, you may go out and find something in your yard, something in your car, please, as you heard her say, don't touch it, call 911 we need to know that. this is still relatively early and the long-term trajectory of this incident. >> pieces of the plane were falling before impact? >> that will all be information you'll hear from the n.t.s.b. at the appropriate time. the question about how large is this incident we're trying to understand that completely. >> next question. >> missing pieces, are there missing people that haven't -- people at the hospital who haven't been identified? how do people have that

information? >> for right now, all 911. it's important to the police department, they have a robust way that they deal with missing persons cases, if you haven't seen somebody, you think that somebody might have been in this area, you have a relative in 24 area and you haven't seen or heard from them and you're concerned, call 911 and we'll take it from there. thank you, everybody. thank you, everyone. >> before we conclude let me state for the record managing director teal, police commissioner, kevin betle, dominic, our fire commissioner, say a special thank you for each of you for your leadership to my senior team, tiffany thurmon chief of staff for the city of philadelphia harris, chief deputy mayor, of harley, chief deputy mayor, ander tire administration and cabinet thank you all so very much for your support and the hard work that you're demonstrating, we will get through this and get

through it together. thank you all very much and we'll report back later. >> thank you, everybody. david: there you have it. that's cherelle parker mayor of philadelphia gave an inclusive report of everything that they know now. a lot now, obviously she wasn't going to answer questions about the black box, the implication was that they haven't found it. and the national transportation safety board coming in and they are going to be investigating, telling the citizens of this area of philadelphia not to touch anything because it is an ongoing investigation, suggesting that something happened to the aircraft when it hit the ground. so, they're keeping that area, that specific area off limits to everybody. so very specific information about what to do now, not so specific about what needs to be done. madison scarpino has been

following this story. we know now, also, madison, about the fact that there were, of course, six citizens, six souls, citizens of mexico that died in the crash. 19 injured on the ground, but there may be some missing persons that we don't know about. >> yeah, that's exactly right, david. so, a lot of information to process, but the big takeaway is that this investigation is still very active. as you just mentioned, confirmed, six people were in that ambulance aircraft and then we know another person onned ground who was in their car was killed making total seven deaths we know about so far. we know about 19 people who are injured who are in various philadelphia area hospitals, but again, officials saying just now that it is very possible that the number of deaths and injuries will go up as this investigation and search continues. now, as far as all of the people on board that ambulance

plane, here is what we know so far, they were all from mexico. the mexican president says consular authorities are in contact with all of the families, the people on board have not yet been identified, but we know it's a little girl patient, her mother, a doctor, paramedic, pilot, and co-pilot. now, that's all according to jet rescue air ambulance spokesperson mo says that the krou on board were highly trained. now, shriner's hospital confirms it was treating the little girl for a life threatening condition. shriner's, if you don't know about it it works kind of like st. jude's, it's a nonprofit children's hospital where kid get free treatment. specifically known for treating kid with orthopedic issues so that's why the little girl and her mother were in philadelphia. she was finally done with treatment and we're told so excited to go back home to mexico. so a heartbreaking situation for the family that evidently has already been through so much because of the little girl's condition.

now, as far as the people on the ground, again, the mayor confirms that so far, about 19 people being treated with injuries, multiple area hospitals, but she emphasized that this is, quote, not etched in stone, as investigators are still searching the crash site. we know that a shelter at a local hospital is being operated 24/7 right now by e.m.s. and of the american red cross for anyone displaced by this. the mayor says that people are already utilizing this for shelter assistance and they want people to call the american red cross, 911 for anything other than shelter. people may have debris in their yard still or video or just know something that can help with this investigation. the mayor also emphasized that mental health services are available through the local department of health. so, back out here live, mayor asking people to still avoid the area as, again, this very active investigation continues. unclear if we're going to get

an update later today, but lots of new information, again, big takeaways, 19 injuries, seven deaths so far that we know about, but the number could go up, david. david: thank you for that madison, appreciate it. coming up next to israel where three more hostages are reuniting with family today after a more than a year in hamas captivity. general jack keane talking about what this means and what the future of the middle east is. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection,

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>> hamas releasing three more hostages today, including an american citizen. this as israeli president benjamin netanyahu prepares to visit president trump at the white house on tuesday. retired army four-star general jack keane joins me now. general, thank you for staying with us. appreciate it. this, we're now onto the next stage of this agreement of, if you want to call it that, between hamas and the israelis. what will happen to the terrorists who have been in control of gaza for so long? are they just going to leave peacefully? i doubt that they will. >> oh, no, there's no plans for them to leave gaza whatsoever. i mean, the first phase of this is the hostage releases every

several days. the second phase, the negotiations for the end-state of gaza are underway, and those things really have colliding objectives. what i mean by that? first of all, prime minister netanyahu recognizes that he does -- that the end-state and him, means that he has to leave gaza entirely and end the war and you just identified the problem, hamas is still there, still in control although numbers are dramatically reduced as a result of year-plus of warfare. the hamas are suppose today disarm and give up governance. both of those objectives cannot be achieved, that's the reality of it and hamas is not going to do it and neither is prime minister netanyahu so that's discussions are going to take place certainly with president trump and really delighted to see that the first

international leader, president trump decided to speak to in person is prime minister netanyahu. david: absolutely. >> right in front of them is this challenge, david. but the other thing is the huge strategic opportunity here and by that i mean is, iran is really back on its heels. hamas has been not completely destroyed, but decimated, the same thing with hezbollah. iran has lost their strategic platform that they fought so hard for so many years to maintain. it is the linchpin for them to be able to dominate and control the middle east and they lost it and they're militarily defenseless by any kind of air attack by the united states of israel, dealing with their own enterprises, rockets and missiles, all vulnerable. we have an opportunity to either cut a deal with them where they dismantle the nuclear enterprise with verification and a date certain, or conduct an

operation to do it kinetically. it's a huge opportunity to take iran off the table once and for all for the menace in the middle east for 44 years. david: the one thing in our favor is an expanded abraham accord including saudi arabia, 2017, the first trip of donald trump, one, was to saudi arabia. maybe he can make it happen this time and include them in an abraham accords. we have to leave it at that, i'm sorry, general, because of the breaking news. good to see you. i appreciate you coming in. secretary of state marco rubio making his first foreign trip to panama as the president makes a push for the panama canal. will the pressure campaign work? details next. good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil.

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businesses at each end could have a choke point and cripple the u.s. economy. and one of those chinese owned ports is behind me and president trump has gone further and he says that china controls the canal and he says that panama will not get away with this. so we have the unusual diplomatic situation right now, two long-time allies in a high pressure situation where all options, including a military option, are still on the table. marco rubio certainly has his work cut out for him this weekend. david, back to you. david: steve harrigan, wonderful reporting from panamament appreciate it. that will do it from here. i'm david asman. thank you so much for watching. coverage of the tragic air disaster continues now with griff jenkins on fox news live. griff. griff: six people on board a medical transport jet that crashed in philadelphia have been killed. the dead include a child who