command on the river. q mccray has the latest. what do we know? q: we will zoom in to show the fairway. the tape there, we are told a part of the helicopter fell on the 14th hole. the crash site is down the road, down society hill road near hole three. we look at the society hill road, you notice the cars. those are the people who live in this area. many of them are being asked to show proof of i.d. to get into the neighborhood. getting through here is a task in its. the military has shut down the golf course as they investigate this crash landing. according to the fort belvoir military, we spoke to officials and they told us the black hawk, the army helicopter crash landed here near the third hole at 1

this afternoon. on that helicopter, three crew members. we know at least one of them was known to a nearby hospital. what we do not know is the medical condition. how are they doing or their names. that is information we are trying to get as we speak. when it comes to the golf course, there were witnesses out here. we were hoping to speak to one but we were turned away by the military police. they tell us the -- the witness, that is, he told us he saw the helicopter coming down and it was spinning. spinning around before it crash landed near the third hole. you will notice in the distance, police. they are making sure that no one makes their way to the golf course here. at one point they were turning people around on the society hill road to make them turn around and go back up the roadway. but again we are in the letter town, maryland, and st. mary's county, southern maryland. this is a big story. this is a big

the fact they are not letting people return home without proof of i.d. is proof of that. that's the latest. i'm q mccray. back to you. jonathan: thank you. from the video, a lot of people came to help to get the crew members off of what was left of the black hawk. the uh-60 blackhawk that went down today have gone down in the past. the helicopters aren't cheap, by the way. the abc7 i-team digging in the history of the black hawk. scott taylor has more on what he found. scott: dating back to 1993, the chopper has had its issues. it is used for specific missions, including protecting the troops on the ground and transporting them to safety. it really flies. the uh-60 black hawk first rolled off in 1974 but didn't start flying for the army until five years later. the navy, air force and the coast guard have their own variation of

dependable helicoptered used on the battlefield. it has a history of crashes but it's used a lot. the recent accident took place when 14 soldiers were injured when the blackhawk went down in kentucky and caught fire. when one of these goes down the base model for the army, well, it costs almost $6 million. for the air force you can add $10 million to that. lisa fletcher and the i-team are putting together all the crashes for the uh-60 blackhawk. we'll be back more with at 5:00. scott taylor, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. last week we had an f-16 go down. a close call and it barely missed a neighborhood. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the blackhawk kept crash right here. if you have to step away from the tv, use wjla.com. our site is available on all

platforms. jonathan: also breaking at 4:00, a manhunt spreading across several states. michelle: this is a day after a murder in cleveland was posted to facebook. the gunman on the run this evening. jonathan: hearts are broken over the seemingly random act of violence. we are live from cleveland with the latest. emily? emily: jonathan and michelle, this is now a nationwide search with a $50,000 reward. the cleveland police chief telling us they are following up on every single tip. desperate to find steve stephens. >> the me a favor. can you say "joy lane." >> joy lane? >> she is the reason why it's about to happen to you. emily: robert robert godwin senr shot and killed in a video posted online. >> this individual is armed and dangerous. >> he could be a lot of places. nearby or far away or

between. >> the memorial grows for the victim, but the police are tracking down steve stephens. they put several schools on lockdown monday afternoon as the police searched a park. so far they are not confirming a sighting. cell phone engineer erie, pennsylvania, drawing interest. >> i'm hospitallistic. i think things are -- i'm very optimistic. i believe things will happen and pretty quickly. >> but not soon enough for the family of robert godwin senior. >> we feel like our heart is ripped from our chest. >> the mental health facility that stephens worked is closed for the day. the woman in the video joy lane called him a nice guy. >> what could have happened to this man to become so unknown?

>> in other videos he talked about kipping a dozen owe people -- killing a dozen other people as well. so far there is no evidence to support the claim. jonathan: thank you for that. check this out. developing in atlanta, look at the highway closely. do you see it? it's buckling. the commuters cannot check a break. there is a huge bump developed in the road. it is three feet high. the crews thought a gas leak damaged the pavement. that is not the case. last month they brought down a section of interstate 85. that will take weeks or months to repair. michelle: developing here. 18 hours after a standoff begone, they took a suspect into custody. they we

last night. this ended just before 2:00 a.m. today. jonathan: a gas line fed a fire in temple hills. the firefighters needed shifts in the battle in the afternoon. they were able to get out and nobody was hurt. tonight, hyattsville is holding the second vote to make the city a sanctuary city. it will take place in an 8:00 meeting. the first vote was 8-2 in favor of becoming a sanctuary city. we'll have an update at 11:00. michelle: a maryland state senator is drafting a bill to stop police dragging passengers from the airline seat. this is in response to the viral video of a man pulled from the united airline flight. the proposal is expected to be at a special session of the general assembly or when it starts in january 2018. jonathan: drizzly monday

you can expect changes throughout the week but we could use a serious drenching. meteorologist doug hill has an update. doug: we are watching the pollen out of the air. it won't have an impact on the drought. this is a slow process across the region. most of the areas see sunshine in the afternoon. with the limited sun, we are held in the 60's. it's 67 in washington. we will drop in the 60's. the temperatures will drop in the 50's in the metro by morning. maybe upper 40's in the suburbs. these are the wake up temperatures to start tuesday. 47 inaburn. 50 ins aspen hill. 52 in largo. check out the rest of the week in ten minutes. michelle: see you then. thank you. it's a tradition.

years now. but a first for the trumps. jonathan: the first family on hand for the easter egg roll. the lawn packed with the kids. even the president having a good time. richard reeve is a visitor from the white house and joins us now. look at the cavalcade of people. this is a smaller affair from last year but everyone is having a good time. especially the youngsters. last year, it was larger. around 37,000 people. this year a much more traditional egg roll. no celebrity chefs or sports names but a military band provided the music. a lot of talk that this was a last-minute affair and the planning didn't start until march. th

begging the white house to put in the order because of the manufacturing deadlines. usually the white house will give out blocks of tickets, 4,000 for school children. but the d.c., arlington and alexandria district said they got none. white house says they are looking into this. we ran into a man rusty having a great time. >> what did you think? >> i loved it. >> it was cool. >> my egg was cracked open. >> oh, no! >> it's kind of wet. the air is all wet. >> because it's raining. >> yeah. >> the kid was sopping wet but having a great time. coming up at 5:00, a one-on-one with sean spicer and his take on how the day went. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: that kid had the best name. rusty dilly. thank you. on the subject of firsts, justice neil gorsuch taking the bench.

oral arguments including religious liberty. it's been a year since the nation's highest court had a full nine justice panel following the death of antonin scalia. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- have you ever seen clear coffee? >> how you can get a caffeine fix without staining your teeth. jonathan: patriots day means one thing. boston marathon. we have the sights and sounds coming up. michelle: we have more pictures that were shared with us. head to our facebook page and take a look.

michelle: a surge in water bills has someone wondering if someone is stealing the water. jonathan: sam ford reports that the answer from d.c. water is just as puzzling as the problem. a story you will only see here on abc7. sam: after the university of the district of columbia opened up a site to grow plants in just water, people who live up the hill say the water bills have soared. so high that the managen't went on a payment plan trying to keep up. they say they sta

around the site for a water meter. >> they didn't have a meter there. didn't look like a distinct account. sam: it's formal to find a meeter? >> there should be a meter. everyone has a separate meter and we didn't find it here. sam: they call this place an urban farm. much of the d.c. government was closed and there were answers we could not obtain. you can hear more of the outrage from the people on the co-op coming up at 5:00. reporting from southeast washington, sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: if you love coffee and you hate how it stains your teeth, there is a brew. a company created clear coffee.

it's made from arcia coffee beans. how to keep it clear is the secret. but if you want to try it, pack of two bottles will cost $8. michelle: that reminds me of when i think it was pepsi that went clear. sphadidn't go anywhere. michelle: wrong. we'll see. would you try it? jonathan: i love my coffee. michelle: just brush after. imagine growing your own fresh food without using dirt. that is what a company is doing in california. farmers at the up-cycle awe quaponi -- aquaponics are dishing the gardening tools. they a growing thousands of plants in a

>> the plants clean and filter the water. michelle: the circle of life. jonathan: since the 2013 bombing of the boston marathon finish line, all lines turn to the rest. this is the fourth running since the strict security measures were put in place. we have the sights and the sounds of patriots day tradition. >> they you fill the streets with the sunshine and tight security. the authorities used drones above and the bomb-sniffing dogs on the ground to keep an eye on the 26.2-mile course. >> looking to harden as effectively as you can along a special event to transcend the

mileage. >> it's become part of the base since the 2013 bombing that killed three and injured others. the team mra today running for martin richard, the 8-year-old who lost his life. >> i have two boys myself. my oldest is 8 this year. i told myself from the beginning when he is 8, i'm doing it. >> they crossed the finish first and -- edna finished and crossed the finish line. michelle: storm chasers caught this tornado swirling through dunbar east of nebraska city on saturday. the officials say the twister followed a path through fields and no major damage through the area. thank goodness.

jonathan: the hurricane hunters that fly in the massive storms, talk about guts. they are coming to national airport. they are going to put it on display may 9. you will be able to get up close, tour the plains. it begins at 2:00 in the afternoon. only open for a couple of hours. hopefully you can talk to the pilots. michelle: a lot of fun. jonathan: those guys have guts. doug: i have seen the video. i was offered to fly with them. you know me. no, thank you! it's amazing they can work. amazing. jonathan: the turbulence going through the wall is bad. then it's smooth. doug: but you have to come back out! michelle: the information is critical for the forecast. doug: it's good. our weather improving as we speak. sunshine here

this is how the west looks from the national harbor. patches of blue. we are behind the cold front. the temperatures are cooler because of the cloud cover and the rain. the numbers are near 70 to the upper 60's. these are average for the middle of april. the temperatures are cooler than this time yesterday afternoon. yesterday at this time. it was 89 degrees. that was the high yesterday. it's much cooler. back in the 80's for a day. no severe weather or storms. we are dealing with the cold front. we were very stable today. so we have period of rain and clouds. we expect it to continue overnight.

45 to 50 degrees. the winds are light out of the north at 5 miles per hour or less. the high will move in tomorrow. under the influence we have bright sunshine. a north/northeast winds. the temperatures are and 70. through the evening hours we will start to see the moisture from the atlantic and clouddiness ahead of a warm front from the west. so by wednesday, back in the clouds. showers. back in this area for thursday. we will see a big push of warmer temperatures move in. this is 12:00 noon on wednesday. cool. low to mid-60's for the high. that is it. with the area of light rain. an afternoon cold front. friday settles down. the weekend is cooler. we haven't seen a cool stretch like this in a

early next week we see skies clear. plenty of sunshine. michelle: next for us it's a boy! now that april has finally, yes, finally given birth. what is next for the million of fans who were glued to the live stream? that's ahead. jonathan: also still ahead at 4:30, abc7 continues monitoring the breaking news out of leonardtown. blackhawk helicopter came down hard and crashed on the golf course. we'll have an update at 4:30.

jonathan: i guess the word "finally." that is apropos when we talk about april the giraffe. she gave birth to a boy. michelle: sometimes the vets take him out of the camera shot for a checkup. now the animal adventure part is running a naming contest. very cool. we look at the ideas that people are posting to social media. lindsey: animal adventure park will let you submit names for $1 a piece. they explain how it will help on mall conservation -- animal conservation. a lot of people sharing the ideas online. one woman likes the name

journey. we all followed the journey. data, wi-fi or patience. we have needed all three. wyatt. why did it take so long to have the baby? a lot of people push apollo because it combines the parents names april and oliver with little one for the new little one. one lady likes it so much she says she spent $50 for 50 votes. but remember, this is the internet. so it's always possible that something strange will happen. like this. please name april the giraffe's calf bodie mcbod-face. jonathan: just call him late. late. michelle: late wyatt. jonathan: coming up next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- we have the breaking news coverage from maryland. army helicopter that went down on the golf course. the latest on the crew and what happened. >> i called 911. took five

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follow breaking news there southern maryland. military helicopter crashing on a golf course this afternoon. the helicopter came from fort belvoir. that is where kevin lewis is live for us with the latest. what have you learned? kevin: three people were on board the uh-60 blackhawk helicopter. we are just learning that two crew members were medevaced from the earlier report of only one crew member being medevaced. at least one going to baltimore shock trauma. we do not know the condition, however, of the third crew member on board. let's take a look at the video from the scene. you can see the manglalled helicopter in -- hangalled helicopter in the video. the crews climbing on top and working to help out. the latest information coming in. fort belvoir army base saying it is one of the helicopters. adding that the chopper made a hard landing before 2:00 this afternoon. the witness reportedly

helicopter, "flying kinds of low" and spinning. the witness said the chopper went down on a golf course in leonardtown in st. mary's county, maryland. this was a blackhawk helicopter. widely used throughout the u.s. military since the 1970's. the most rescind accident involving a bladhawk took place three -- blackhawk took place three months ago when the four soldiers were injured. that crash took place around fort campbell kentucky. the blackhawk did catch fire. jonathan: stay with us for the continuing coverage of the blackhawk helicopter here. if you have to step away from the tv, use wjla.com. our site is available on all kind of platforms. we have posted the

the scene on the website. turn back the attention to the weather. a drizzly day. but it is flirting with us. we could use the good rain. but if it will drizzle, why not the rain? michelle: we need ten days in a row to get rid of the drought. doug: but it is changing a bit. this is the udvar-hazy center. back to the northwest there are breaks. a lot of people will see sun. full day of the sunshine tomorrow. more chance of rain for wednesday and thursday. so maybe the pattern will let us whistle away at the drought. get in shape before long hot summer arrives. 69 degrees. we will drop to the 60's clearing out through the evening. the future cast gives you an idea of the weather condition and the temperatures. we will see the numbers drop through the 60's in most areas. clearing skies in the morning. plenty of sunshine. sun is up before 6:30 in the morning as the daylight hours expand. 47 in man

46 in frederick. hagerstown at 48. 46 in cumberland. the metro areas in the 50's. 57 in annapolis. 55 in washington. through the afternoon, plenty of sunshine. the temperatures approaching 70 in many areas. then saturday, or on wednesday morning very early, the clouds will start to increase. it will be mild. but a combination of the east and the southeast winds and an approaching warm front will bring calm day. then thursday we get into a wedge of air. that is coming up here. it's up to 82 degrees. with the partly sunny skies. cold front bringing thunderstorms as a possibility by thursday. to the weekend, back to sunshine. 76 on friday. a passing shower. we have clouds and sun and 65 on saturday. rain in the sunday forecast. steve will be here in 17 minut

of ten days in a row. michelle: an alderly man was killed while his family was at church. we talked to his wife. >> people were called to the house. we have video of the scene. just a short while ago i spoke with 85-year-old tina cunningham. she is the widow of 79-year-old david norwood. she told me how she discovered her husband inside the home yesterday. >> i went to church. when i came back he was laying in the middle of the floor. he had bled out.

had come downstairs, gone to make breakfast in the rear of the home. he often opened the back door while he was cooking. she believes that the killer most likely came in through that back door. she says she has been talking with detectives. she is competent they will make an arrest. she says she has no knowledge of anyone who would want to hurt her husband. that is the latest. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: senseless crime. thank you. it's emancipation day in the district. that means changes to the normal schedule. rush hour parking restrictions are not in effect along with the meters and the residential parking rules. nonemergency road construction has been suspended for the day. this is the reason you have an extra day to do your taxes. tomorrow is tax day. jonathan: elementary school in san bernardino reopened one week after a deadly shooting. security has been tightened. counselors are on hand for the students and the staff. the school h

since monday when a man walked in the estranged wife's classroom opened fire. shooting and killing her with the 8-year-old student. gunman killed himself. michelle: rainbow flag targeted at a church in plano, texas. someone snatched the rainbow flag and put an american flag in its place. they found a note taped to the flag pole explains why it was taken. >> i didn't agree with your flag so i took it down. p.s., there are only two, two gender. michelle: police say it could beer -- be considered a hate crime. the church hung a new rainbow flag. it's a symbol of their commitment to being a welcoming congregation. breaking royal tradition. prince harry describes the years following the death of his mother princess diana.

cause. jonathan: what a thunderous dunk looked like and sounded like and what it feels like now. the player victimized in this has fighting words for the wizards. that is tough to get over. we have that coming up. and jummy olabanji has more on what to see on "good morning washington" on tuesday. jummy: thank you. tomorrow, dangerous area code. the new phone scam targeting you and what to watch out for. >> plus, the seven essential conversations couples need to have before they walk down the aisle. >> stay with us for traffic and

michelle: the baltimore orioles with a magic bat. jonathan: he hit two homers in toronto last night. seven in the 12-game career so far. but get this, his third base superstar alicia machado was in a slump. so guess what he did? he took his bat and that is a home run. another teammate borrowed a bat. what did he do? michelle: preserve the bat. jonathan: openerred again. they are protecting that bat now. armed security guards keeping an eye on it. michelle: lucky one. jonathan: all right. the wizards manhandled the hawks in a physical game one yesterday. michelle: let's show you what we mean. the hawks paul millsap the victi

thunderous dunk. he wasn't pleased after the team lost. this is what he had to say -- the difference in the game, we were playing basketball. they were playing m.m.a. boo-hoo. do you want wine with the cheese? jonathan: the baby cry. wuah! if you have to make excuses why you lost and the other team is more physical, perhaps you are not best suited to play the wizards. michelle: he says he will be prepared for game two. we'll see. jonathan: this is on a loop now and gif and keep running it. michelle: in case millsap is confused by m.m.a. moves, this is it. jonathan: this is a serious -- in fact, these are flagrant fouls against the mascot. screech's birthday at the nationals game yesterday. he got he from the other mascots when he joined the racing presidents. michelle: the easter bunny went out. jonathan: he used his bodies. in the nfl that is 15 yards. but when it comes to mascots it's all smiles.

all the time. no word if the race results will be invalidated by what took place. that was just foul. michelle: the poor easter bunny. it's supposed to be his day. jonathan: that is bad. coming up next at 4:00, more trump talk from the trump administration -- more tough talk from the plump -- trump administration. what comes next? michelle: prince harry doing something few members of the royal family have done. opening up about mental health and his personal cause ahead. >> the rain didn't stop the family fun day event at the national zoo. coming up, we will tell you about the history and the events that happened for those that didn't

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jonathan: the trump prosecution ramping up rhetoric on north korea. the north korean officials are warning any u.s. provocation could have dire consequences. we have the latest. reporter: president trump at the easter egg roll delivered a message to north korea. >> got to behave. reporter: his messenger on the

pence visiting the demilitarized zone and meeting the south korean leader and pence did not take military action off the table. reporter: they blamed the u.s. for escalating tensions. >> we are ready to react to any war. desired by the mirns. reporter: this weekend they tested a missile that blew up almost immediately after launch. but hours before they flaunted what appeared to be an arsenal of the sizable missiles in a military parade. are so far the north korean officials are responding to the tough talk with defiance. >> we will be conducting more missile tests

monthly and yearly basis. michelle: sean spicer says the trump administration is hoping to persuade china and its influence. >> we'll continue to urge china to have the influence and get better results. michelle: prince harry is speaking out about mental health issues he addressed after his mother princess diana was killed in a crash 20 years ago. now 32 years old, prince harry told "the daily telegraph" he endured two years of chaos when he couldn't deal with the grief. some of his charitable work promolts mental health -- promotes mental health. a massive garbage and mudslide in sri lanka. the

homes killing 29 people and even more are missing. what is left for the more than 150 damaged homes in encased in the mud and garbage piled 25 feet high. people have been protesting about the trash for a while concerned about the health. jonathan: questions continue to surround the death of prince. the doctor who saw him before he died probe -- prescribed oxycontin in the name of a friend of his to protect his identity. prince was found in the elevator at the paisley park home a year ago, april 21. michelle: route 21 is closing a third of the stores. the clothing job out of pennsylvania says it is shifting the focus to the online sales. it has seen decline in customers at the malls. it's not sure when stores will start closing.

brady jersey-gate but someone stole a ball that was signed by jerry rice of the 49ers. a california man turned himself in and returned the memorabilia but the football disappeared shortly after it sold for $3,500 in a charity auction to benefit orphans. interesting. a tradition, families spend easter monday at the zoo. michelle: we talk to his attorneys about the long-running tradition and why some go to the zoo instead of the easter egg roll at the white house. cheryl: you will see elephants, apes and pandas at the national zoo. on this easter monday, there are plenty of colorful eggs. >> i felt some under my foot and i picked them up. >> kids are hunting down the wooden eggs for a prize. >> it's alien and dinosaur. >> the his

historians say it's not clear why but the african-americans came to the zoo instead of the white house as many as 100 years ago. >> they might not have felt welcome at the easter egg roll for whatever reason. also so many families were involved in the easter festivities in the city. this was their day off. cheryl: security is part of the story. easter monday brings in the most number of the d.c. police officers to help out compared to any other event at the zoo throughout the year. the number of the entrances is restricted in the spring break from six to four. so bags can be checked. >> the easter egg roll is a lottery. we didn't get tickets. cheryl: the rain didn't found them from keeping their plans. >> tomorrow we go to school. enjoying the last day before i ve

>> in northwest washington, cheryl conner, abc7 news. jonathan: before i have to back and learn. michelle: unlikely sight on easter morning. everything is okay in vegas but not this. this is a bull running wild in vegas. jonathan: stopped traffic. caused commotion. especially in vegas. they roll out the bars at all hours good, "is that a bull in traffic?" yeah. they wrangled the bull and forced it back to the trailer. a couple of cowboys there. when it happens in chicago, it tooks four hours and they have to find a person with a rope. in vegas, they had cowboys there and even a trailer. >> if someone were to tell me there was a bull outside, i'd call bull. say it's not true. steve: what would you say? jonathan: on the phone, you won't believe me but i see five cars and a bull running around. michelle: we have the pressure of the weekend forecast out of the way but we need a nice

steve: a nicer evening on the way. closer to d.c. the clouds are hanging around longer. you can see the clouds clear. but compared to yesterday cooler. it's 70 in leesburg. 67. it's 69 in hagerstown. compared to yesterday at this time, the temperatures are 20 degrees cooler. so the cold front that moved through earlier, these are the results. this evening, any outdoor plans will be dry. more sun heading toward sun set. near 70 degrees. 80 around 67. 90 in the middle 60's. the rain from earlier is moving south.

looking ahead to tuesday, wednesday, thursday, highs in the lower 70's. on thursday 82 degrees. chance of thunderstorms. this upcoming weekend, saturday and sunday are around 60. this is national park week. going for a hike. looking good on saturday. not for sunday. err optimism day is on saturday. looking good. temperatures in the middle 60's. avenue a dreary end to the upcoming weekend we are in the 70's by the middle to end of next week. jonathan: thank you. coming up here at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- one of the most annoying robo calls ever. you probably got one recently. >> hi there. i'm so sorry. jonathan: i got one.

emily as soon as you hear the voice. we'll tell you why up next.

johnson: remember rache? >> this is rachel. john: now emily is a giggling young woman harassing us. >> hi there. i'm sorry about that. i was having a problem with my headset. my name is emily. >> then a girl comes on with a nice voice and says can you hear me? >> a few weeks ago, mary told me she received several calls from her with the headset issue. >> can you hear me? i have to fix my head set. >> he calls while you are in the car driving. originally an attorney general office said by saying yes you might be agreeing to the credit card charges but now it's something else. >> no one is reporting having the identity stolen by paying yes. she would need yourcid card to cause

but this is similar with a pitch from a mexican base travel company that claims you stayed at the resort. >> you stayed at one of our resorts in the past. >> if you answer yes, you get a live operator that tries to sell you a vacation. try to download a call app or do what the pranksters are doing and ask if you can buy her a new headset? don't waste your money. john matarese, abc7 news. larry: tonight, a blackhawk down. on a local golf course. the eyewitness account of the moment before impact and the fate of those on board. a new encounter begs the question why can't police put an end to it? a marathoner who waved the way for women

>> this is a breaking news alert. >> this is out of st. mary's county where a military helicopter crashed this afternoon. it happened after the choer took off from fort belvoir in virginia. q mccray is live with the latest for us. q mccray? q: we are live on the golf course and country club. we are going to zoom in. there are pieces of the represent all over the golf course. we saw military experts here checking out the debris. you will notice the yellow caution tape. there is another piece over there. this happened this afternoon. we have the cell phone video to

happened here. according to a milliontary official, this -- military official, this u.s. army helicopter crash landed on the third hole. through crewmembers were on board. two were medevaced to a hospital. we are waiting to see what happened to the third crew member. we are working to get the information for you as well. again, this is leonard town. quiet and a close knit community. everybody knows each other's name. we spoke to an eyewitness who says that he was baffledded. he has never seen this. take a listen. >> you see it on tv all the time. you think it's cool. it's not. it's not. nothing good about it. q: so again, we are waiting right now to get the latest