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, air ambulance service if you will. the same company that actually picked up david ortiz when he was shot in the dominican republic a seven -- several years ago they took him back to boston. this is one of those places, one of those people or services that uses great jets. this is a great airplane, their safety record is immaculate. let's bring in retired airlines captain , a former flight nurse who served 20 years ago, a former black hawk helicopter crew chief, and retired air force brigadier general. thank you, gentlemen, all for coming on. i want to go to you if i can very first, general, i'm hearing i'm sorry, jonathan, let me go to you. i'm curious what you think when you hear jon scott, me talking about the whole conversation between the air traffic control and the plane. they were certainly confirmation when there had been just wheels up but after that it was silence. and they went to 1600 feet and there was no response at all from the airplane. what do you make of that? jonathan. >> i think that av aiding and co

>> jet rescue is an air ambulance service, meaning it operates very specialized types of planes here. what they build them as is basically intensive care units that are flying. so it has all sorts of equipment. they have medical experts on board as part of one of these flights. they're licensed and insured in both the united states and mexico. this company, jet rescue, is they've been around for little over 20 years with some kind of operating hubs in both mexico city and miami, or at least they have had those at times more than 20 years experience. as i cited there, they call themselves the premier provider of international critical care ambulance services from mexico, latin america and the caribbean to the usa, canada and worldwide. although it seems like it's truly focused mainly in the north american space, here, and they cite some specialty in handling pediatric patients, obviously from babies on up. that's a lot of what they do as part of their work. they had nine learjets in their fleet prior to this accident. or that seems to be the count there. and the company makes quite a p

spokesperson described both the pilot and copilot as very seasoned, and he said the jet rescue air ambulance service flies 700 missions a year. he also said at this time he can't confirm any survivors. and yeah, when you look at the video, you can see why the images of the crash were also captured on people's ring doorbell cameras. this all happened just after 6:00 today. the plane falling through the sky, erupting into a huge fireball. several homes also caught fire. thankfully, firefighters were able to get people out of those homes and everything is now under control. the investigation is underway into how this happened and ntsb investigator is on scene, and more members of the agency are coming in tomorrow. and we've been talking about this debris field, how big it is. our local fox affiliate reporter says he found oxygen tanks from the air ambulance at least a quarter mile away from the crash site. and now let's listen to pennsylvania governor josh shapiro talking about how he thinks this is going to impact his state. >> i know that there will be loss in this region, and we want to offer our th

and, um, you know, because it was an on demand air ambulance service and it was a mexican registry plane, the u.s. rules concerning flight data recorders and cockpit voice recorders wouldn't apply. but in a private plane, you don't have to have them anyway. but that is the biggest hope. if this plane had them, that would give the ntsb the best, the best information they can have. now, the ntsb is already gathering the records. literally. when something happens, they start getting maintenance records, fueling records. they'll take a sample of the fuel, they'll look at any maintenance. they'll look at where the plane's been. this plane was a workhorse. it flew 2 or 3 times a day in the last, you know, over the last week. and that's a lot of punishing service for an old plane. but it can do that if it's well maintained. i think this this company had another accident back in 2023. but i think they're they blamed it on landing too far down the runway. it was a runway overrun, which is very, very different from this. but the ntsb will already have the documentation. they're going to have to wa

spokesperson described both the pilot and copilot as very seasoned, and he said the jet rescue air ambulance service flies 700 missions a year. he also said at this time he can't confirm any survivors. and yeah, when you look at the video, you can see why the images of the crash were also captured on people's ring doorbell cameras. this all happened just after 6:00 today. the plane falling through the sky, erupting into a huge fireball. several homes also caught fire. thankfully, firefighters were able to get people out of those homes and everything is now under control. the investigation is underway into how this happened. an ntsb investigator is on scene, and more members of the agency are coming in tomorrow. and we've been talking about this debris field, how big it is. our local fox affiliate reporter says he found oxygen tanks from the air ambulance at least a quarter mile away from the crash site. and now let's listen to pennsylvania governor josh shapiro talking about how he thinks this is going to impact his state. >> i know that there will be loss in this region, and we want to offer our th

of experience, and they call themselves the premier provider of international critical care ambulance services from mexico, latin america and the caribbean to the usa, canada and worldwide. although they seem sort of focused in that area, they also cite some specialty in handling pediatric patients, as we're talking about. in this case, they had nine learjets in their fleet prior to this accident, according to their website. and they they boast on the website or mentioned on the website that they had a lot of training of their pilots, a lot of time in simulators, a lot of keeping their skills up. so there's also no real record, as far as i can tell of them. having had a serious incident anywhere in the past. so this is a company that has been relied upon by many, many, many people for critical medical transit. and now this incident has come into their record. >> meanwhile, investigators have begun interviewing air traffic control personnel about the deadly midair collision in washington. authorities have also recovered the so-called black box from the military blackhawk helicopter that collide

of experience, and they call themselves the premier provider of international critical care ambulance servicesm mexico, latin america and the caribbean to the usa, canada and worldwide. although they seem sort of focused in that area, they also cite some specialty in handling pediatric patients, as we're talking about. in this case, they had nine lear jets in their fleet prior to this accident. according to their website. and they they boast on the website or mentioned on the website that they had a lot of training of their pilots, a lot of time in simulators, a lot of keeping their skills up. so there's also no real record, as far as i can tell of them. having had a serious incident anywhere in the past. so this is a company that has been relied upon by many, many, many people for critical medical transit. and now this incident has come into their record. >> brian, steve cowell, he's a former medevac pilot and an aviation safety consultant. he joins me this hour from denver, colorado. steve, thank you for joining us. you actually flew on lear jets. not just that, but on the same model as this

its mission, they they call themselves the premier provider of international critical care ambulance servicesmexico, latin america, the caribbean, the usa, canada and worldwide. although they seem to be really focused in latin america and the rest of the north american continent, a little bit of south america. apparently they had before this accident. if their numbers are correct at this point, before this accident, they had nine lear jets that they operated, and they were very clear about saying they own and operate all their own planes. so it wasn't a leasing situation for somewhere else. and they build their planes as basically flying intensive care units because they're transporting medical patients everywhere. and one of their specialties that they cited was the handling of pediatric patients. so sometimes just children, sometimes babies. but nonetheless it's one of the specialties involved. caitlin. >> yeah, it's just heartbreaking to hear. tom foreman as you hear more details, please keep us updated. also joining us is the former faa safety inspector, david soucie. david, just when you

services. now, although it was an air ambulance that falls under a different category of regulation, compoundingoblem will be that it was flagged as a foreign carrier. it's a mexico carrier or mexico plane, not a u.s. plane. so the law is different. every nation has its own set of safety laws, aircraft requirements, training requirements. um, but that does mean that mexico will be invited to participate in the investigation. uh, the other thing that was interesting about this plane, although it's an old plane, 1981, it seemed to be quite a workhorse. so i looked up its flights on, uh, radar, uh, flight radar. radar 24. and this plane had been making about three flights a day. now, that's a pretty punishing and long flights, you know, 1500 miles or so. that's a pretty punishing schedule for for a plane manufactured in 1981. but, you know, it depends on how you maintain them, and it depends on how you take care of them. but still, i was surprised to see that plane, a private jet making that many flights per day. >> and we did hear from shea gould, the spokesperson for the jet rescue air ambulance

as first responders saluted the remains of the three service members aboard that blackhawk helicopter as they were being transferred to the ambulances. former blackhawk helicopter pilot elizabeth mccormick is joining me right now with more perspective on all of this. so great to see you. you know, you, um, you know, you can give us kind of a better view of what it's like for those pilots. um, we're hearing reports of it was flying too high. i've also heard you say that, you know, it's a disadvantage to not have a crew of at least four. can you help us? you know, get in the cockpit with you. help us understand the. perspective. >> so i like to call. >> flying a. >> helicopter is like multitasking on steroids because you're scanning in in your inside instrumentation. you're scanning outside the windows. you've got the navigation. you're constantly aware of your your surroundings and doing everything at the same time. so there's a reason flight school is a year long and longer, with all the other trainings we have to do before and after. so it is intense. it is high pressure adding in the night vision goggles where you're looking throu

service, 056 northeast tower. you on frequency? medevac. mike tango, sierra 056 northeast tower. how do you hear this transmission? well, here's what we know. the company called jet rescue air ambulance says six people were on board the six people on this learjet. the pilot, copilot, doctor, paramedic and the pediatric patient and her escort. our sister station in san diego reporting that the young patient was a mexican national who had just underwent a successful surgery. the group on this jet was taking her to tijuana. we are unsure if there are any survivors, but you can see the aftermath here. the philadelphia mayor says many buildings catching on fire, as well as that jet crashed to the ground that several dwellings and vehicles were impacted. so what are we asking you to do for us right now? philadelphia, we are urging you to please stay away from the scene. if you see debris. call 911. don't touch anything. again, this is all unfolding as we speak. let's bring in doug rice, a retired american airlines pilot who's been with us throughout the week. doug, this is hard to watch. no collision. all we see here is a jet falling from the sky shortly after after takeoff. what do you ma

receive for ambulance calls but also for our work in the fire prevention has a numerous fees that we are collecting due to mandates in the fire code whether it's permits, licenses etc. support services out of a few other work water recoveries and then for the most part the bottom section of that table there kind of outlines a lot of as i mentioned port muni there those are services that we are providing other departments for which we get reimbursement for and that is a recovery and that supports some of our revenues. >> and then the last page we get questions about this sometimes so i did want to just outline all the different details similar to the revenue side work orders. >> so we have about almost $40 million in work orders and what work orders are when we are requesting services but also some inherent city costs that are either dispersed to our city departments like we have our share of them but also are also fire specific. so as you can see on here we have a few big ones for sure the $17.3 million in the base budget is for our workers comp claims for the year. that's not really the other thing with work orders is that that's not really an avenue for budget reductions or saving

, he sadly died ambulance service, he sadly died a short time later.he 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in our custody at this time. >> when absolutely shocking stuff i've got to say as well. that's the second time in the week pretty much that that same school has had to go into lockdown. this also comes today as we've got more horrific news. you've got a 14 year old girl and i do kind of labour that point because sometimes, you know, men and boys and all the rest of it. but when i hear girls now found guilty of stabbing, you've got 14 year old girl that's found guilty of stabbing two teachers and a pupil. she has been found guilty of attempted murder, 14, 15 year old children. you know, so many lives are never going to be the same again. it's not just, of course, about the victims and their family. that is absolutely horrific for them. but of course, the families of these children that are now going to be locked up for a very, very long time, even when they are found guilty. some of the footage that you're seeing on

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they say there is no wider threat to students, but emergency services are on site and pictures that i've seen on social media show an air ambulanceanding and parents gathering near the police cordon. more on that story as soon as we get it now. a former british soldier has been jailed for 14 years and three months for 14 years and three months for spying for iran and escaping from prison. danielle khalife was found guilty of passing sensitive military information, including names of special forces members, to iranian agents in exchange for money. the 23 year old also escaped from wandsworth prison by clinging to the underside of a delivery truck. in 2023. he was caught three days later on a canal towpath in london. well, the judge described him as a dangerous fool, motivated by a selfish desire to show off. >> when you join the army as a young man, you had the makings of an exemplary soldier. however, through the repeated violation of your oath of service, you showed yourself to be instead a dangerous fool. the only sentence open to me is one of immediate custody. the total sentence is therefore 14 years and three months. >> well