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especially first responders. i want to thank our crews that have been working on high winds as fast as possible. and also, county, city council, mayor's office. the mayor's office has been in contact with bhee all the time. and also other utilities in california have been practically reaching out to us to help us with the restoration. so we're in the process of contacting them to ask for more support. i want to continue the thought processes that mark had about water supply in palisades. we had a tremendous demand on our system in the palisades. we pushed the system to that screen four times the normal demand was seen for 15 hours straight, which lowered our water pressure. we were pushing 75cfs on our trunk line to try to keep water pressures in the water system. if there's a message to take, way from me today, is i need our customers for the whole system. we are fighting a wildfire with urban water systems. and that is really challenging. >> what happened in palisades? we have three large water tanks, about a m

. 10 units responding from new mexico. 15 units responding from utah and numerous units responding from arizona. currently the national weather service has predicted that this red flag warning will remain in effect for los angeles county and much of ventura county through friday. thank you. and i would now like to invite up to the podium, los angeles police chief jim mcdonald. thank you very much. chief. i just want to say a few things. fire officials there in los angeles talking about the devastation with slew of fires, 2 main ones and the magnitude of this. and also mutual aid coming from. >> not only elsewhere in california. >> several western states to try to tamp this no charges will be filed against man is shot and killed another man in orinda last year. that shooting was in. >> september on las vegas road and sprawl way, according to the contra costa da's office, the shooter acted in self-defense after a 50 year-old scott decker punched him 3 times they had the shooter was a registered gun owner with a concealed carry permit and the entire incident was caught on camera with the d

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praying for the victims and first responders. there is widespread shock from kansas state and city officials, as well. >> hard when you lose probably over 60 kansans and pilots and flight attendants and military personnel, all the lives are valuable, it is such a tragedy. >> madeleine: this morning we did learn several members of the u.s. figure skating community were on the flight, including athletes, coaches, and family members. passengers were heading home, it is unclear what final destinations were. we are expecting another briefing from officials and first responders in a few hours, 7:30 a.m. eastern time. >> todd: you saw senator roger mar marshall. jerry moran was talking about how he lobbied american airlines for this particular flight, a flight he's taken multiple times. you can imagine his heartbreak knowing this is a flight he brought to the capitol for people of kansas. >> ashley: a flight that has been going for about a year, has to be heartbreaking. >> todd: thank you. over 300 first responders are involved, they ar

i mean, law enforcement officers, first responders from all over the metropolitan area responded to what i defined as. and it has not been officially announced. but i do believe we're looking, unfortunately, at a mass casualty here. the bottom line is the night time is the enemy of first responders. and these first responders are doing all they can to see about recovering anybody that may very well have been involved in this incident, this sad, tragic incident. but i would have to believe and knowing this narrow airspace as i do, because i travel out of it all the time, that the they're going to be looking specifically at the air traffic controllers, they've got a definitely or recover the black boxes. that's going to be very, very important in this investigation. one of the things i'm hoping that they will do is and i think initially, they're going to take the lead of the ntsb and but there are going to be many, many investigations are as to what happened here. tragically tonight or in washington dc. kevin. >> tough night for the city. ted, just very quickly, your thoughts on how the ci

now, is that an advantage for the responders? possibly. but it also possibly could work against them because it's very brackish. a lot of sediment kicks up visibility very, very difficult. >> the conditions working against. and yet here we are hoping that there will be more information in the light hours to come. caitlin, a devastating evening as we are learning about 67 lives. what has happened? how could this have happened? >> yeah, laura, it's just awful to hear and to hear that loved ones were there at the airport, some of them to pick up their their family, their friends from this flight that that crashed with the black hawk helicopter at about 8:48 p.m. eastern. earlier, when that first alert went out, emergency crews arrived on the scene. about ten minutes later, officials said. joining me now is kansas senator roger marshall. you just heard him speaking at that news conference at reagan national airport. and, senator, let me first say i'm so sorry, because obviously, i know these are your constituents, some of them on this flight o

other than fema responding to wildfires, tornadoes and other disasters. scott mcgrew takes a closer look at the president's suggestion. the president proposed that idea last night in an interview with fox news sean hannity. they talked about disasters in north carolina and california. trump will visit both tomorrow. here's the president. fema is going to be a whole big discussion very shortly, because i'd rather see the states take care of their own problems. if they have a tornado someplace, and if they have let that state. oklahoma is very competent. i love oklahoma, so you have to love a place like that. i love oklahoma, but you know what? if they get hit with a tornado or something, let oklahoma fix it. now, i don't know about oklahoma, but nearly all the people and equipment and know how and effort and sacrifice fighting the fires in california are indeed californians. we're good at this. we may be the best at this cal fire, cal oes, certainly some of the biggest and best funded in the nation, but smaller, poorer states would have a much more difficu

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certainly every first responder who is able responds to this incident over 300, we're told.ver since first call came out over the radio. ambulances, police, fire trucks, coast guard as well. have you seen some boats in the water. i'm not sure if you have that imagery. boats searching for survivors. and they have not stopped. they are not calling this is a recovery operation right now. still an active search and rescue. we have first light is about 6:4 a 5 this morning that would help the first responders searching r any of the victims. 06 passengers on board the airline and 4 crew liners and three on board the black hawk. >> ainsley: thank you so much, lucas. hard to see in the water. sun is going to come up and see more of the rescue crews out there. kristi noem and we will gets into this later said she is sending out the coast guard and hundreds of men and women are out there. these are american lives. and many of them might have been from kansas. because the flight was coming from kansas and landing in d.c. some of the ice skaters that were on board had just completed tha

trump responds tonight. also what the president did today involving the assassinations of president john f. kennedy, rfk, and martin luther king. >>> also tonight, seven officers shot responding to a call. >>> and the wildfires tonight. >>> first tonight, a federal judge dealing the first blow to president trump's immigration crackdown. the judge blocking president trump's order blocking birthright citizenship. tonight, the president responding. also, this move by the president involving jfk, rfk, and martin luther king. >>> tonight, the alarming security breach at the u.s. capitol. abc news learning a man able to walk through the capitol inside. authorities say with a loaded gun, right during confirmation hearings. >>> those seven police officers shot and wounded responding to a call. a navy veteran opening fire on them. what we're now learning about the gunman. >>> the new images coming in right now. the massive hughes fire burning just north of los angeles. winds gusting up to 80 miles per hour, fuelling

first responders. >> who are. >> responding in.hern california. >> it really has. >> brought out the best and most. >> inspiring part. >> about human beings. >> okay. >> we've been following breaking news all morning after a tragedy in the air above washington, d.c. reagan national airport is closed right now. upon landing at just before 9:00 last night, american airlines flight 5342 traveling from wichita, kansas, with 64 people on board, including the crew. colliding mid-air with a military helicopter with three service members on board. this happened just before landing a couple of hundred of feet in the air, both aircraft then plunging into the frigid waters of the potomac river. 67 people are presumed dead. again, this happened just before 9:00 last night. hundreds of first responders were on the scene within minutes, scrambling in the water. in the water, trying to find survivors. the fire chief announcing this morning that there are no survivors, that the operation has been changed from search and rescue, looking for life to

in addition to first responders who were on the fire line. we have over 1000 personnel assigned, and the cause of the fire is unknown. however, it is under investigation for the eaton fire. it is located in both the angeles national forest. the altadena area of l.a. county, and pasadena. l.a. county is in unified command, with both the angeles national forest and the pasadena fire department. we have over 2000 acres burning at this time, and the fire continues to grow with 0% containment. we have over 500 personnel assigned, and unfortunately, we have two reported fatalities, two civilians. unknown cause at this time. and we do have a number of significant injuries. we have over 100 structures destroyed. and the cause of the fire is unknown and under investigation. i will ask that l.a. city fire chief kristin crowley update you on the hurst fire after i am finished with my remarks. the l.a. county fire department operational area consists of 29 separate fire departments in l.a. county, and all of those fire departments are at drawdown with no

continuing this search, we are told over 301st responders working here. they have fire boats from around the dc metro area. and again, we. heard that the describing the way that first responders were describing this is that it's extremely rough. it's cold out here. it's windy out on the on the water. and you know, for those of you who are watching from the dc area, you know how cold it's been, this arctic blast that we received in the past couple of weeks. we're told that the pockets of the potomac river, where they are searching for those who were on this american airlines flight, it's still icy. so those are the types of things that first responders and crews are working through right now. my colleagues back in the newsroom have been able to confirm by several sources that at least a dozen people have been recovered from this. from this plane, more than a dozen bodies have been recovered, but we didn't get an official numbe. during that press conference that we had with dc mayor muriel bowser and several other officials, they actually declined to commen

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uh, last night at 848, the control tower sounded an alert which alerts responders to respond to a report of an aircraft crash on or near the airport that sets off an immediate response from the airport authority fire department from the district of columbia and metropolitan harbor patrol. fireboats and other fire boats on the river in order to support that type of operation. uh, very quickly, this call escalated. it became apparent, you know, the responders realized that they had a plane crash. um, and immediately escalated to a response that ultimately included about 300 people. last night, uh, these responders found extremely frigid conditions. they found heavy wind. they found ice on the water, and they're operated all night in those conditions. i'd like to take a moment to acknowledge the agencies that responded. in addition to d.c. fire and ems and the metropolitan washington airports authority, montgomery county fire department, the prince george's county fire department, the charles county fire department, the baltimore county police department, the anne arundel county fire depart

first responders and all of the individuals involved. but understand that this is a very fluid situation, specifically in the altadina area and a lot of our deputy personnel are involved in lifesaving measures as we speak now. we're working closely with local, state and federal agencies to provide necessary resources and support. we have been in constant communication with both our fire and law enforcement partners across l.a. county and beyond to insure that all available resources that are needed are being deployed strategically and effectively but we are prioritizing life over everything else. there are over several hundred sheriff department personnel working around the clock to evacuate residents in danger, assist with road closures and respond to multiple missions that are given to us and they do change periodically depending on that life mission. to insure that everyone is going to be safe or safe as possible, additional personnel will likely be assigned to this fire as this continues to go. you heard from our fire partners that t

the pilot of the blackhawk responded quickly, yes requesting visual separation. in that instance, things were lost by the controller. >> trace: and meantime colonel darren i want to bring you into this because i want to redo the conversation we also have sound but i want to read it to you just so we can get specific, this is the conversation between atc and the black hawk helicopter, do you have the see rj insight, past behind the see rj, the helicopter responds they have the aircraft and site request visual separation, and the atc said separation american 472 washington south tower ended and the collision happened, less than two seconds later. would you think of that, should the tower be more specific giving the instructions, saying at 12:00, 11:00, 9:00, at your right or left, would you think? >> well for my 22 years of flying blackhawk that is what i'm used to. when i talked to towers they are telling me that there is an aircraft at 10:00 5 miles at my altitude or higher travelling left or right, something like that and i would know exactly where to look. this

so you can get a sense of that scene overnight around 300st responders were on the ground responding to this. here's what we're dealing with. this was flight american airlines flight 5, 3, 4, 2, traveling from wichita, kansas reagan national airport here in d c that crash happening around 9 o'clock last night. just before 9 o'clock when american airlines flight collided with an army black hawk helicopter. at this point on that american airlines flight. we know there were 60 passengers and 4 crew members. 3 people were on board that black hawk helicopter, including the pilot. again, no survivors in either of those aircraft. authorities say at this 0, 27 bodies have been recovered. this flight would have happened just a few 100 feet above the potomac river. temperatures in the water right now are hovering around 36 degrees. so very, very cold. this was a small regional jet. the american airlines flight was it was a crj 700 flight. those usually only have about 65 seats on them to a very small aircraft. at that point, the pilots would have been very hard pressed to do anything to recove

and not sure the helicopter ever responded just for clarity there and going to the back of the thing and do you see the jet as there was no response. i don't believe there was any response here with the transmission between the tower and the aircraft. there was as far as we know no response from the helicopter at all saying do you see the aircraft trying to get this thing off. so i am wondering now as you are reporting that he could see some of the lodge out of the water in the potomac and now we get information from nbc news it crashed near reagan airport broke into two pieces. in the roughly 7'0 of water as the helicopter station upside down in the water very unstable. you have a plan and two pieces and 7'0 of water with a helicopter upside down and very stable. looking at that what is the thought there? another rescue effort by any means i think that the time from notification and these rescue folks a real professional and do a wonderful job and i imagine they do this as fast as they can. >> speaker-01: dan thank you for your time. and if you see the scene there this is brand-new

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hoping first responders find survivors.is evening there are flights that landed from reagan national at sfo. nbc's gia vang is at sfo for us and gia people really counting their blessings, i would imagine. absolutely. raj. and, you know, if you had the in-flight internet that is offered, then you got the alerts and messages while in flight. other passengers they heard when they landed, and we're hearing from passengers that came back from a flight from regan tonight that there was definitely a mood shift on their flight as they learned about the details, the video that passengers who just arrived from this alaska flight at sfo is now seeing a mid-air collision at reagan national airport, the same airport they just flew in from, like, i think an hour or two in, i remember getting the news alerts. i saw people in, like sitting next to me, like looking it up as well and trying to figure out what was going on. it's honestly terrifying. like, i like, i'm still in shock that this happened, like how close it was. the airspace is a

it involves drones that the department wants to use as first responders as. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard explains some want the idea grounded before it even takes flight. >> technology. >> and this is what's going to be going forward internationally as far as law enforcement use of drones. >> it's a new tool which could transform the way santa rosa police respond to some emergency calls by using drones as first responders before officers arrive. >> drones can get there in less than two minutes and give us an aerial view of what's going on in that moment. >> santa rosa police sergeant patricia steffens says the drones could be launched remotely from the roofs of buildings, traveling up to 50mph, hovering 300ft off the ground. its video feed monitored in real time, allowing the department to decide how police should respond. >> now, this could be a violent, in-progress crime, or it could be a natural disaster. >> the drone asked first responder program is already being used by fremont police and the chula vista pd near san diego. >> think about how i

also stepping up to help first responders. tonight's helping hand from the san jose sharks.that will have a few fans leaving with some sweet merch. but before we head to break, we want to know what trending story would you like to see later on in this newscast? i do have a survey up right now on my instagram, and you still have a little bit more time to vote for one of these stories. you see right here. velveeta on the go, congressman bet crabcakes versus cheesesteaks or bride wears pjs to wedding. we'll district that has a lot of drivers frustrated. let's bring in our sergio quintana live along kirkham street right here. what's going on out there? so the there's a new installation here on kirkham street between ninth and 10th avenues. this is what it is. it is called the neck down. it is designed to squeeze opposing directions of traffic down to one lane to force them to slow down. you can see that's kind of what's happening here. t these cars are having to go through the middle there, and it kind of forces them to stop sometimes in the middle of the street so that they can

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the president immediately responded to the governor's call. and as you declare to a maximal emergency, and there's been a lot of of what really, really positive assistance that started to come through. we have fire trucks coming from all over the state, back all over the west. we have fire trucks coming in from arizona and nevada, oregon, but clearly they're, they're still wasn't enough on the ground. part of what made this really hard is that the winds were in usually intense. and we also had several fires happening all at once, which really put a strain on our local ability to, to fight all those fires at the same time. so of course i'm not satisfied because in the end of the day we lost so much of a community on but i do know that that that is the system has been kicking into gear and is providing us with a lot of assistance now. yeah. but, but the devastation is, is tremendous. i mean, we've, we've had reports from firefighters saying that, you know, they've run out of water in, in certain circumstances, or they've tried to hook up to fire

responders are recovering from the fire season.t instead of getting recovery, first responders are working around the clock, still fighting fires. >> jordan, what is it about the santa ana winds that make it so difficult to contain a single fire? i think i grew up in northern california and it lived in tahoe. i mean, fires burn out of control, but i do not know if i have covered five running out of control in urban areas at the same time. >> yeah, it is unprecedented as people are saying, but it is important that we do not mix that with unexpected. this is -- climate scientists have told us this will happen for many years. it is very difficult to stop fires when the wind is the strong. essentially, you have to wait for the conditions to change. you essentially can only protect structures when this is happening. on top of that, the vegetation we are historically dry this time of year, the fire should not be able to burn my best in january. you can say this is a natural disaster, but i also think it is important to the subject of thi

they join our first responders as the unsung heroes of our demo democracy, every one of them. we mourn, of course, all of those whose lives were lost in connection with the attack. we mourn the brave officers who died in the days and weeks and months after the attack. we pray for their families, that they find comfort and grace. and mr. president, it is sha shamefully, utterly outrageous that the president is considering pardons for these rioters who broke the law, attacked our police officers on january 6. pardoning the criminals who assaulted police officers and tried to halt the democratic process would be a dangerous endorsement of political violence. it would send a message to the country and to the world that those who use force to get their way will not be punished. it is wrong, it is reckless, and it would be an insult to the memory of those who died in connection with that day. on that day, the rioters tried to halt the peaceful transfer of power, but as we know they fa failed. the insurrection failed because our democracy is stronger than the gale force wind of mob v

what have you seen as far as first responders? >> sure. >> i mean, right now, if you are on the george washington parkway, which. sort of hugs. >> the potomac river, you will see dozens and dozens of police. of fire, of. >> water rescue. >> resources all along the river. >> there are also many. >> many passengers, many. >> many civilians pulled over just. >> to watch the rescue effort because it is enormous. >> also. >> interestingly, here at the airport, you have a situation where every plane was grounded. the moment the accident happened, there are still people trapped. >> out on the. >> tarmac in planes. >> and the folks who are coming. >> off their planes. >> right now, you can see some of them. >> walking around behind me. they're trying to figure out a way to get home. >> there are no. >> airport shuttles here. >> there are no cabs. we're just came down that they're trying to arrange a shuttle bus to take people to an amazon fresh location. in potomac yards, where they. >> where people. >> might potentially be able to get ta

>> well, the. >> first responders. obviously always. >> start with, with saving lives, looking for the humans, trying to save every life that they possibly can. they're selfless individuals, but the investigation, of course, has already started. the investigation starts by preserving everything that that they already have. the air traffic control tapes, they have already statements from several witnesses. they have eyewitness statements. they have video, um, they have a lot of communications that they have been able to recover and save. and they have eyewitness reports, um, the go teams are already there. and what's interesting about an accident? well, they're they're all just horrific and interesting. but here you're going to have the ntsb and you're also going to have the military investigation. the military has their own investigation division, much like the ntsb, but they will have to work together. the ntsb will take the priority role, by law to civilian airliner. but the defense department does have their own def

they have crews ready to respond.he concerning what we cannot control as if you get another spark people need to remain vigilant. it is dry out her in the dust is getting kicked out. to get those wins it only drives things out even more and spread any ignition that we could have. we look at the rain potential may beat fmay be friday right n. but even then if we can get some of the rain and just soak out we would be so fortunate looks like the model start paint in complete agreement it will make this far south either way we are in the top five dry stretches for the wet season and california so far mainly southern california we have not been able to get the moisture. support rain to not until friday that's not good news hopefully they can keep up the containment. marissa thank you. arthel: the wildfires have been burning for days now. the devastation, while it is almost inconceivable. numbers sort of help us get the handle on them. we'll have those numbers for you coming up next. for more than a decade farxiga has been

is that going to affect the way we respond? we will get some clear signs but how do we get to the deeper issue elevating the importance of public health? >> we have been bad at telling our story. when you don't hear about public health is when it is doing its best work. cdc was created to combat malaria. disney world stayed open all year last year because public health did its job. no one is stepping up and saying disney world is open, i hope those of you are following our work, will help us tell our story. >> gentlemen? >> great to see a north carolinian. i still really like stephen. attorney general said public health epidemic, i want your perspective. given advances in technology and data collection. >> three priorities this year, improving mental health and supporting young families. we know mental health has been strained. the important part is on data collection. we use the survey data to understand why it is being strained. so there is a lot to learn. what works to combat it. important part is continuing to ask the quest

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and i continue to see, and i want to shout-out one more time, the first responders who are respondingeffort from all over southern california, manhattan santa mon malibu, rapid relief team. i don't even know who these people are driving by. but it really has brought out the best and most inspiring part about human beings. i think i was talking to you last when our signal went down about what governor gavin newsom said to me. he was on the phone with the white house and with president biden telling me that he was working on getting federal aid for what is going to be a, no doubt, years-long cleanup effort here. if i can put it any way for people to understand what it's like to stand here in the middle of this beautiful, beautiful community right now, imagine the place where you lived, where you grew up, where you spent most of your life, literally being wiped off the map. the community, the name is still here, but nothing that you remember is recognizable, and there is no place for anybody to live. that's the situation we're facing today here, and people continue to ask the question wh

public safety partners are indeed responding on scene at the moment.eady would with additional units staged or otherwise posted to the downtown area. they are asking residents to pisa court 911 for emergencies only. update —— much to please call 911 for emergencies only.- much to please call 911 for emergencies only. the hospitals in a nice area, _ emergencies only. the hospitals in a nice area, will— emergencies only. the hospitals in a nice area, will have - in a nice area, will have protein in a force for when there is an incident like this? —— protocol is in force? it is -- protocol is in force? it is very basic _ -- protocol is in force? it is very basic emergency - —— protocol is in force? it 3 very basic emergency trauma and emergency medical specialist doctors, there are any kind of crash injuries and beyond, they were immediately get those people into their recovery rooms and into the emergency departments. they will do a primary and secondary survey where they will be looking every single inch, everything a millimetre of the pricing for any w

these responders found extremely frigid conditions. they found heavy when they found ice on the water. >> and like we said that we are waiting to find out who was on the plane. we do know that there were some ice skaters and we actually there was a reporter at the saw some family and friends of some of the victims going to the airport and had a talk with him as he was rushing to find out more information. >> tell me again, who was on daughter's best friend. ice -- skating. she's an ice skater. i cars this she was on she was on hunting trip. she was on trip yet. and based in kansas yes, what do you think before you have her much? i got work and i came straight here to be my friends. a time of great distress there. thank you. >> a horrible and affecting so many people to have lost. 67 lives in this crash. in fact, a lot of people who are flying as well as they shut down reagan, national and flights resume there at 08:00am our time. yeah, we have kron four's. joey horta standing by live at oakland international, talking with travelers thi