first. >> trevor shirley reporting for tonight. more ice raids are expected to be carried out this week. >> switch gears, talk weather here as take a live look over san francisco. yes, as he talks, whether he also talks rain. great guys. get that rain going again. few scattered light showers over the weekend morning. not much show measurable out there, but southern california, fortunately had a lot of rain from that storm system that really help them out. but now we are looking at a whole change in the weather pattern. it is clear it is going to be cold around the bay area overnight tonight. >> and early tomorrow morning. and yes, finally, we may just get back to some rain locally as well out the door right now. those temperatures kind of all over the map. a lot of 50's showed up around the bay area at this time. but it looks like as we head through the night tonight, going to get very cold in spots. in fact, we've got some freeze watches going up in some frost advisories across most of the bay area's. we're going to see some very

i'm trevor shirley. >> alright, weather time as we get a live look at the golden gate bridge. and lawrence is here with us as he's on the hunt for rain. yeah, anything boy, you know, january we're used getting socked is not a lot of rain. rightly something going on. they're not adopt this month so far. not much yet to to tense of an inch. i mean, that's pretty nothing. yeah, i so. yeah, we're looking for rain out there right now. i think eventually somethings going to punch through at least for hope. and it doesn't say that more in a moment tonight. still clear skies out there around the bay area. beautiful look. >> up toward quite hour this evening, we're likely to see a little fog make return. get chilly in spots. already, though, half moon bay down to 45 degrees. it is currently 54 leah. 42 in fairfax 46 degrees in calistoga. going to get cold on spots. we do have some advisories going up for some frost in parts of the north bay all the way from hillsborough santa rosa to nap also in the east bay concord, livermore, dublin, you name it. you're gonna see some cold temperatur

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. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. authorities say more than 1200 people were arrested during immigration enforcement activities over the weekend. some critics say people who should have been arrested got that story coming up just ahead. >> also, ice agents spotted carrying out operation in the bay area today. they may have detained at least one person. and just days after sonoma state and now cut its athletics program, athletes and coaches are not considering taking legal action. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waltman. we're going to begin in the south bay. >> as u.s. immigration and customs enforcement or ice agents were spotted conducting an operation in san jose over the weekend. and we're hearing they may have made arrests today. kron 4 charles clifford is live for us now in san jose. he has the details on this ice operation. >> well, good afternoon. the rapid response network in santa clara county, a nonprofit that monitors ice activity says that they have observed agents in 2 dif

. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. the trump administration announces a pause on all federal loans and grants potentially throwing into limbo billions of dollars that have already been approved by congress. i've got that story coming up just ahead. thanks for joining us here on kron for news at noon. i'm justine waldman. >> we start in san francisco where city leaders are showing their support for the immigrant community today at city hall. they are reaffirming the city's commitment as a sanctuary city and sharing critical resources for immigrant communities. >> are we going to stand with immigrants? we to stand with our families. i here to stand with their workers. donald trump. this is what community looks like. later today. the board of supervisors will vote on this sanctuary city ordinance. kron 4 charles clifford is at this news conference. he'll have more coming up later on this hour. >> also this morning, mayor daniel lurie joined the kron 4 morning news for the first time since taking office among a variety of

our own trevor shirley is actually standing by with a an angle of his own here. also from the capitol this morning. and it is cold out there. what do you see happening hey there. good morning to both of you. yeah, it's freezing cold out here. i think wind chill factors are hovering somewhere around 15 to 17 degrees right now. >> that was really the reason why they made the call this past friday to move the festivities in the ceremonies from the mall in the west side of the capital into the capitol rotunda. obviously that cut down significantly on the number of people that could be inside to see the ceremony playout on their own. so you got to imagine there's quite a number of unhappy people in washington right now that were ticketed for this event the morning able to get inside. but as far as we can tell, everything went according to plan, even though it turned out they had to use the backup plan. >> and what do we expect to see as far as the executive orders that are going to be signed? you think when that happens in when might it start? i don't know if you're g

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our washington correspondent trevor shirley has details. >> president carter's remains will arrive here in washington later this morning. ahead of thursday's funeral at the national cathedral. former president jimmy carter will leave his home state of georgia this morning heading to the nation's capital one last time president carter's remains will be here, but it will be years war. a line state for visitors can see the president's remains are expected to be seen by thousands of visitors between today and thursday. when you leave the capitol headed for the national cathedral, think about servant leadership which on track that i learned in the army. president carter and bodies that in so many ways before the former president's remains arrive at the capitol today, his motorcade will pause at the u.s. naval memorial in honor of his navy service. afterwards. a ceremony will welcome him into the capitol. his family will then be given private time with his remains before doors opened to the public. then if they're a very sad moment, but also moment for inspiration, public viewing to see presi

washing correspondent trevor shirley joins us with the very latest. trevor, can you update us on what is the latest information you have? reyna? good morning to you. we did just get an update from officials here on the ground at the airport. the biggest piece of news that came out of that press conference was the fact that you just mentioned that they have reclassified this as a recovery effort from a rescue effort, which it had been since that flight crashed. >> last night. let's go ahead and take a look at some of that video. 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 t

and our washington correspondent trevor shirley is joining us live from reagan national airport wherehat when that plane was headed, trevor? >> hey there. good morning to both of you. for the most part operations here at washington national airport have gotten back to normal. we've seen planes taking off passengers coming in going like it would be on any normal day. certainly not normal, though. this crash scene that sits just off the southern portion of the airfield. let's go ahead and take a look at some of the video from overnight. just to give you a better sense of what rescuers were dealing with at this scene. we know that at least one around 300st responders were on the scene dealing with these 2 downed aircraft. we know 64 people were on american airlines flight. 53. 42 that was flying from wichita, kansas, here to washington national airport in dc it crashed around 09:00pm local time when it collided with that army black hawk helicopter. we know there were 60 passengers on board that american airlines flight along with 4 clue. crew members. there were also 3 people on board th

. >> reagan national airport live with our dc correspondent trevor shirley. as he walks us through what we know so far, trevor. hey there. good morning to both of you. again at this point operations here at reagan national. >> have basically gotten back to normal. we've seen planes taking off and landing passengers heading to their flights. the only thing that is not normal is this crash investigation that's happening in the potomac river itself just south of the airfield here in washington. let's go ahead and take a look at some of the video from last night. just to give you a sense of what rescuers were dealing with when they got to that horrible scene, those 2 aircraft colliding as that american airlines flight 5, 3, 4, 2, was on its final approach to land here at washington national airport. we know that crash happening around 09:00pm local time last night. there were 60 passengers and 4 crew member on that american airlines jet along with 3 people on board that army black hawk helicopter at this point, at least 28 bodies have been recovered. and we are ex

. >> washington correspondent trevor shirley has the details. >> and president donald trump wasting no ahead with efforts to roll back several of the key environmental and energy policies put in place by the biden white house. >> could you imagine biden doing this? i don't think just hours after taking office, president donald trump moving to make good on a range of campaign promises regarding energy and the environment. now we're going to go and drill, baby, drill and do all the things that we wanted to do and bring caused down your prices down. the president signing an executive order, reopening the alaska wilderness to more oil and gas drilling. he also moved to reopen liquefied natural gas exports, something the biden administration paused. i'm immediately withdrawing from the unfair one-sided paris climate accord rip off and for the second time mr. trump started the process to get the u.s. out of the paris climate accords, which he also did during his first term, united states. >> we're not sabotage your own industries. well, china pollutes. >> with impunity among the president's

i'm trevor shirley. >> in the north bay, the sonoma county sheriff's office arrested a motorcyclist after leading deputies on a high-speed chase. they say this happened sunday in the area of highway one to one and college avenue. the deputy they say tried to pull over the writer with no license plate, but that person sped off going over 100 miles per hour. so the office used its helicopter to keep track of the bike, eventually pulling into a parking lot along old redwood highway and deputies were able that after using this technology are able to catch up with that motorcyclists and arrest the writer. woman has been charged with attempted murder in connection to a san francisco shooting last week that injured 2 people. one of them is a social worker who is now in critical condition. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with her mom and has those details. >> i spoke with daniel drake's mom on the phone as her daughter fights for her life to me says she's calling on her daughter's employer to have more security on site for social workers. i also spoke with a woman who lives at the building where this

after that funeral, dc correspondent trevor shirley has more. today wraps up a remarkable week of tributes to former president jimmy carter. >> as his family and america say goodbye since tuesday. president jimmy carter has been lying in state beneath the capitol rotunda as americans pay their respects. his honesty and caring came through many. we spoke to say it's time outside of washington is what they'll remember most. i think it's important to embrace the legacy of president carter. >> his commitment to human rights and justice. and the incredible body of work after he left the white house last night, president elect donald trump paid his respects to carter at the capitol is a fine man today. the honors continue just across town at the national cathedral where president carter state funeral is happening. president joe biden is set to eulogize the 39th president, his predecessor and longtime friebd this afternoon, president carter's body will be flown back to georgia. he'll be buried at his home next to his wife, rosalynn reporting in washing

our washington, d.c., correspondent trevor shirley has more. president carter's remains will arrive here in washington later this morning. >> ahead of thursday's funeral at the national cathedral. former president jimmy carter will leave his home state of georgia this morning heading to the nation's capital one last time president carter's remains will be here, but it will be years war. a line state for visitors can see the president's remains are expected to be seen by thousands of visitors between today and thursday. when you leave the capitol headed for the national cathedral, think about servant leadership which on track that i learned in the army. president carter and bodies that in so many ways before the former president's remains arrived at the capitol today, his motorcade will pause at the u.s. naval memorial in honor of his navy service. afterwards. a ceremony will welcome him into the capitol. where is family will then be given private time with his remains before doors opened to the public. then if they're a very sad moment, but als

. >> our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. the administration says these operations are only targeting known criminals. >> but critics say the operations are far more expansive. ice officials say this weekend they made more than 1200 arrests nationwide. us in numbers increase the number of arrests nationwide. as we open up the aperture. >> right now it's country public safety national security threats. but some democrats say the administration's immigration dragnet is catching people. it shouldn't. we're seeing kind of chaos in which. contradiction of the president's commitment that he was going to start focused on violent criminals. >> they're just detaining anyone. border czar tom homan says being in the country illegally is a crime itself. >> regardless of what else, a migrant here illegally has done in the country legally. jan, that the trump administration is already using law enforcement agencies not normally involved in immigration operations, including the fbi, atf and dea, all which assisted last week we're going to e

recovery effort now underway in our dc correspondent trevor shirley joins us now live from ronald reagantional airport with the latest on what we know about this investigation. trevor? hey there. good morning to both of you as well. live this point, we got an update from officials just a little while ago. the biggest piece of information coming out of that is that they've reclassified this to a recovery effort. >> from a rescue operation, obviously, they had been hoping that there would have been some survivors following this tragedy. but at this point they've recovered no survivors. and authorities say nobody survive. let's go ahead and take a look at some video from overnight that will give you a better sense of just what they were dealing with. both of those aircraft ended up in the potomac river. we know at this point there were 64 people on board that american airlines flight 5, 3, 4, that flight was traveling from wichita, kansas, to washington national airport here in dc officials saying that crash happening around 09:00pm eastern standard time. there were 60 passengers onboard 4

i'm trevor shirley. >> a live look outside here across the golden gate bridge. the son didn't just write this afternoon. we're going to check in now with our meteorologist kyla grogan with details on the forecast. yeah, absolutely. gorgeous out there. here is a close-up look of the cold in game. hear from down at ground level. obviously traffic running pretty nice and you can see that the wind is light and the skies are blue and the temperatures have warmed up in spots compared to where we started this morning. now up to 66 in santa rosa. but even here in san francisco at fifty-eight degrees, we hit 60 just a little while ago. and you can see some this nice 60's in the inner east bay and down in a spot like san jose. 63 degrees. not bad winds, relatively calm. we're getting a little bit breezier in a spot like fairfield getting a little bit of a north northeasterly flow as we go throughout our afternoon. let's talk about where we started this morning, though, because livermore got all the way down to 29 degrees. you can see 30's in napa, redwood city, ca kurds,

our washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. >> authorities from the fbi now say they believe that suspect acted alone. >> authorities say 42 year-old sean sudan jabar an army veteran and u.s. citizen sped a rented white pickup truck into a crowd killing 15 and injuring around 30 others they say was killed in a shootout with police just after crashing the truck. this was an act of terrorism. it was premeditated and evil act. the fbi says agents are executing search warrants in new orleans and other states. law enforcement in houston were seen at one of the homes listed as a recent address of the suspected attacker. we do not assess at this point that anyone else involved in this attack is involved in this attack except for sham. said jabar. >> the fbi says just before the attack jabar posted several videos to his facebook page, giving some insight into his motives. >> in the first video jabar explains he originally planned to harm his family and friends but was concerned. the news headlines would not focus on the quote. war between the believers and the disbelievers en

washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more.e in congress say disaster relief shouldn't be politicized. >> as lawmakers try to come up with a solution. president donald trump says lost angeles leadership is to blame as fires continue to wreak havoc across the city. i think that dead politically what they've done, they've destroyed the city. >> what they've done to that city is unbelievable. the president will get a firsthand look at the damage friday as the debate continues over federal help. generally speaking. i think you find that a lot of democrats are going to be asking for help. so i think maybe that makes it more one-sided. some republicans say federal assistance should be conditioned on changing california policies. they say contributed to mismanagement of the fire. drawing criticism from some democrats. we should not be leveraging that pain and suffering of disaster victims to try to jam through. out these fires that we're going to ensure that las angeles in california get the resources they need gusting was the fires.

trevor shirley in to see reporting on the inauguration today. thank you for that cover. >> all right. we've also got special coverage of president elect trump's inauguration. that's going to start at 07:00am today. and then again at noon, our very own catherine heenan. it's going to sit down with a panel of political experts are going offer analysis of today's event. if you are going to be here at home and maybe you haven't even outside where you're watching the event, john troubles been looking at that forecast. good morning, john. yeah, definitely warmer than it is in dc today here in the bay area are forecast is going to be warmer than it was yesterday, too. >> as for half moon bay skies are nice and clear overhead. we are not seeing in the fog at the coast. there are some spots of fog along the bayshore, the north bay and inland areas. but much less than yesterday. and we are going to see way less of it into the afternoon. you can thank the wind for dry offshore kicking back in today, 30 to 40 mile per hour gusts. southern california is goin

washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest from dc. >> some in congress say disaster relief shouldn't be politicized. as lawmakers try to come up with a solution. president donald trump says lost angeles leadership is to blame as fires continue to wreak havoc across the city. i think that dead politically what they've done, they've destroyed the city. >> what they've done to that city is unbelievable. the president will get a firsthand look at the damage friday as the debate continues over federal help. generally speaking. i think you find that a lot of democrats are going to be asking for help. so i think maybe that makes it more one-sided. some republicans say federal assistance should be conditioned on changing california policies. they say contributed to mismanagement of the fire. drawing criticism from some democrats. we should not be leveraging that pain and suffering of disaster victims to try to jam through. >> political priorities. some california republicans say more relief needs to be a priority regardless. i think right now the focus is putting out these fires th

washington correspondent trevor shirley joining us with the latest on that. morning, trevor. >> we're a good morning to you yesterday. the line to get into the capital started around 3 o'clock in the afternoon doors of the building, though, didn't even open until 7 in the evening. thousands of people are expected to see the president's casket ahead of tomorrow's state funeral. >> president jimmy carter's casket arrived in washington tuesday afternoon, pausing briefly at the u.s. navy memorial before his procession continued to the u.s. capitol in these hallowed halls of our republic, we honor president carter, his family and his enduring legacy that he leaves. his casket was greeted by members of congress just a mile or so down the road from the white house. we gather to begin a final farewell. jimmy carter. navy veteran. peanut farmer. governor of georgia. and president of the united states accompanied by his family. the former president's remains now resting atop the lincoln cattle folk, the same structure that supported president abraham lincoln's body in

he's going to be laid to rest in his hometown of plains, georgia washing correspondent trevor shirley is live in dc with more. good morning, trevor. >> we're in a good morning to you as well. today caps off a remarkable week of tributes to the former president as america and his family say goodbye. >> since tuesday, president jimmy carter has been lying in state beneath the capitol rotunda as americans pay their respects. his honesty and caring came through many. we spoke to say it's time outside of washington is what they'll remember most. i think it's important to embrace the legacy of president carter, his commitment to human rights and justice and the incredible body of work after he left the white house last night, president elect donald trump paid his respects to carter at the capitol is a fine man today. the honors continue just across town at the national cathedral where president carter state funeral is happening. president joe biden is set to eulogize the 39th president, his predecessor and longtime friend. and later on this afternoon, president carter's body will be flown b

we know so far dc correspondent trevor shirley is at reagan national airport. trevor. >> hey there. good morning to both of you. at this point, investigators say they recovered 41 of the 67 victims that 41 number includes the 3 military service members who are on that army black hawk helicopter. we've also learned that the faa has put new helicopter restrictions into place around washington national airport where we are right now. that means that only police and medical flights on helicopters are going to be operating in those flight corridors around the airport, least for the foreseeable future and tsb investigators also say they've recovered the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder from that downed american jet. that's going to be key as they move forward with this investigation at this point. it's been more than 24 hours since that collision happened over the potomac. authorities say that american airlines plane a small regional jet was coming in for a landing when it was struck by an army black hawk helicopter. just a few 100 yards south of reagan national airport

we have our dc correspondent trevor shirley, following all the latest there live from. >> reagan national trevor. >> hey there. good morning to both of you with this invest at this point. investigators say they've been able to recover around 40 bodies of the 67 people that were on board each of those aircraft that 40 number also includes the 3 service members who were on that army black hawk helicopter that collided with the american airlines flight. also, as you mentioned, they have recovered those black boxes, the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder, both of which are going to be so important to this ongoing investigation. it's now been more than 24 hours since that crash happened wednesday evening. authorities say that american airlines plane, a small regional jet was coming in for a landing when it was struck by an army black hawk helicopter just a few 100 yards south of reagan national airport. all 67 people across both aircraft were killed on thursday. authorities said both the plane and the helicopter were on normal flight has and that the helicopter pilot told air

washington correspondent trevor shirley joins us live from dc with the latest on all of that. >> morhingvor. >> james darya. good morning to both of you. the line to see president carter's casket started around 3 o'clock yesterday, but the doors didn't even open until 7 o'clock last night. thousands are expected to see his casket ahead of tomorrow's state funeral. >> president jimmy carter's casket arrived in washington tuesday afternoon, pausing briefly at the u.s. navy memorial before his procession continued to the u.s. capitol in these hallowed halls of our republic, we honor president carter, his family and his enduring legacy that he leaves. his casket was greeted by members of congress just a mile or so down the road from the white house. we gather to begin a final farewell. jimmy carter. navy veteran. peanut farmer. governor of georgia. and president of the united states accompanied by his family. the former president's remains now resting atop the lincoln cattle folk, the same structure that supported president abraham lincoln's body in 18. 65 as mourners passed solemnly by payi

our dc correspondent trevor shirley is live now in washington with the latest. good morning. hey there. good morning to both of you as well. president carter's remains will arrive here in washington later this morning. >> ahead of thursday's funeral at the national cathedral. former president jimmy carter will leave his home state of georgia this morning heading to the nation's capital one last time president carter's remains will be here, but it will be years war. a line state for visitors can see the president's remains are expected to be seen by thousands of visitors between today and thursday. when you leave the capitol headed for the national cathedral, think about servant leadership which on track that i learned in the army. president carter and bodies that in so many ways before the former president's remains arrive at the capitol today, his motorcade will pause at the u.s. naval memorial in honor of his navy service. afterwards. a ceremony will welcome him into the capitol. where is family will then be given private time with his remains before doors opened to the pub

our dc correspondent trevor shirley, standing by. >> live at reagan national airport with the very latest's happening this morning. trevor. >> hey there. good morning to both of you. at this point, investigators say they've recovered around 40 bodies of the 67. they were looking for those 40 include the 3 soldiers who were on board that black hawk helicopter that also went down. also some new information coming out last night and tsb investigators say they have located the plane's black boxes. those cockpit voice recorders and the flight data recorders. both of those are going to be key to their investigation as this process moves forward. it's now been more than 24 hours since that collision happened over the skies of washington. authorities say that american airplane, american airlines plane, a small regional jet was coming in for a landing when it was struck by an army black hawk helicopter. just a few 100 yards south of reagan national airport. all 67 people across both aircraft were killed on thursday. authorities said both the plane and the helicopter were traveling on normal flight

we have d c correspondent trevor shirley standing by live there at reagan national airport where thatas bound with the latest on the investigation. trevor? >> hey there. good morning to both of you. at this point, authorities say they've recovered 27 of the 67 bodies that were involved in this crash. there were board that american airlines flight that small regional jet that was coming in for a landing when it impacted with an army black hawk helicopter. we understand there were 3 people on board the helicopter officials earlier today shifted their focus into recovery mode rather than rescue mode, which they had been operating in since this crash happened last night. obviously there had been hope that somebody could have survived this book early this morning, it became apparent to rescuers that nobody had survived this impact. then they shifted into that recovery mode, which they're still in right now. we understand one point around 300st responders were involved in this incident. some of those numbers have been brought down. now that this is a recovery effort and tsb investigators, i

. >> washington correspondent trevor shirley standing by live at reagan national airport as he has been since this accident happened. keeping us updated on the very latest trevor. >> hey there. good morning to both of you. in terms of that recovery effort, you mentioned around 40 bodies have been recovered so far, those 40 include the 3 army service members who were on board that black hawk helicopter. was also involved in this crash late yesterday we found out ntsb investigators have also recovered the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. those so-called black boxes from the american airlines jet. those are going to be key elements of this investigation as investigators continue to push ahead. it's now been more than 24 hours since that crash happened late wednesday evening. authorities say that american airlines plane, a small regional jet was coming in for a landing when it was struck by an army black hawk helicopter. just a few 100 yards south of reagan national airport. all 67 people across both aircraft were killed on thursday. authorities said both the plane and t

and yesterday we had trevor shirley live at reagan national. it was all shutdown. and you know, there are emergency response crews and investigators and >> today, what is the mood like? it certainly can't be just back to normal. is it? >> hey there. good morning for all intent and purposes. things here at the airport are back to normal. if it weren't for all of the media here. i don't think most travelers would know anything was happening. keep in mind the actual crash scene is off the southeast side of the airfield in the potomac. you really can't see it from anywhere in the airport, especially during the day. if there's any even emergency lights on. so at this point, we're pretty much back to business as normal here at the airport. speaking of the recovery efforts, authorities say they've recovered 41 of the 67 bodies of the people that were on both of those aircraft that 41 number also includes the 3 service members who are on that army black hawk helicopter that crashed as well. speaking of the investigation, they've also recovered those so-called black boxes,

trevor shirley joins us live with the very latest. good morning. >> if they're good morning to you as well. president carter's remains arrive here in washington later on this morning. ahead of thursday's funeral at the national cathedral. former president jimmy carter will leave his home state of georgia this morning heading to the nation's capital one last time president carter's remains will be here, but it will be years war. a line state for visitors can see the president's remains are expected to be seen by thousands of visitors between today and thursday. >> when you leave the capitol headed for the national cathedral, anything about servant leadership which on track that i learned in the army. president carter and bodies that in so many ways before the former president's remains arrive at the capitol today, his motorcade will pause at the u.s. naval memorial in honor ef his navy service. afterwards. a ceremony will welcome him into the capitol. where is family will then be given private time with his remains before doors opened

washing correspondent trevor shirley live at reagan national airport with the latest. good morning. >> we're a good morning to you as well. and investigators say at this point they've recovered around 40 of those victims bodies. that includes the 3 u.s. soldiers who were on board that army black hawk helicopter. that also crashed during this incident wednesday night. also developing last night, ntsb investigators say they've discovered the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. those are going to be key elements of this investigation going forward. it's now been more than 24 hours since that crash happened late wednesday evening. authorities say that american airlines plane, a small regional jet was coming in for a landing when it was struck by an army black hawk helicopter just a few 100 yards south of reagan national airport. all 67 people across both aircraft were killed on thursday. authorities said both the plane and the helicopter were on normal flight paths and that the helicopter pilot told air traffic control. he could see the regional jet. autho

we have trevor shirley joining us. and if the president speaks will go right to that. but trevor, good morning. >> hey there. good morning to both of you. at this point there in full recovery mode. they shifted over. >> from rescue mode earlier this morning. once it became clear that nobody had survived this crash. what we know at this point, let's go ahead and takes a look at some video. and at this point, let's head over to the white house. >> hear from president donald trump. thank you very much. >> i speak you this morning and our of anguish. for a nation. before 09:00pm last night in american airlines regional jet carrying 16 passengers and 4 crew collided with an army black hawk helicopter carrying 3 military service members over the potomac river in washington, d.c.. well, one final approach reagan national airport. both aircraft crashed instantly and were immediately submerged into the icy waters of the potomac. real tragedy. the massive search and rescue mission was underway throughout the night. leveraging every asset at our disposal. and i have to say the loc