howard is the kind. of guy that can have you work 90 hours a week and makeve ewe feel like you're still energetic at the end of the day because he's working 110 hour as week and never lets his foot off the gas and never forgets what the mission is that drives him to do all of the incredible things he has done and that he will do as commerce secretary. i want to say a couple words about howard's biography and influences how i feelab about hm and hopefully how you all think about his nomination. this is not a guy that was handed everything. he grew up in a family where they often struggled to make ends meet. he built one of the most cubbing sycesful and biggest financial -- successful and biggest financial firms in the world and had it all destroyed by terrorists on 9/11/2001. now, howard didn't die that day. he lost 600 employees including i believe your brother, howard. he didn't die that day because he took his son to kindergarten on the upper east side and he wasn't in the towers when s the planes hit.

even though they did not know howard, howard did not know them. he was a good enough guy to make it possible for our kids to just be kids and i think it is important to have the kind of person at commerce who can just do the job. who hasn't just been wildly successful because of course he has been wildly successful, but is just a good dude. he will make us proud as our next commerce secretary but he makes me prouder to call him a friend. [applause] chair. cruz: thank you, welcome back. i will say to all the employees in the commerce department you must be very pleased to know that your incoming secretary will be just fine if you put crayons on the walls or spill your grape juice. and with that i recognize mr. lutnick for his opening remarks. mr. lutnick: thank you for the kind introduction. i deeply appreciate. i am profoundly grateful to president trump, it is an honor to appear before you as your nominee for secretary of commerce rated my family is here with me today. i would like to introduce her to my wife allison behind me who for 30 years ha

i like to say that i wish ron howard and i were very close. first of all, friends. but what happened was, you know, i've wanted to write this book for a very long time. apparently, ron howard has also been obsessed with the story for a very long time. i had just finished touring for my novel and got the news that ron howard was filming australia for this book, for the story starring jude law, sydney sweeney, ana de armas and vanessa kirby. and so it was a moment where i think, i resembled, you know, the and i had to quickly finish my draft, edit, rewrite, copy edit many times compile 70 pages of notes and do it within a very period of months. my initial pop date in may of 2025. so i lost eight months of work on this book to try to coincide and meet movie which just premiered at toronto film festival and unfortunately there's no trailer yet. there's no theatrical release date yet. our streaming release date yet. but i, you know, i, i hope people will read the true story before they see ron's, i'm sure wonderful, fictionalized version. but they can't. i mean, honestly

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and i believe we have sergeant ari howard or art howard art howard with the police department. my apologies. no, no worries. good morning. morning. good morning, supervisors. my name is sergeant art howard with the san francisco police department. i am the officer in charge of the behavioral science unit which is basically our peer driven employee assistance program. our responsibility is to help our members and their families access mental health resources both active and retired. i'm also part of i serve on the commission as a commissioner with the health service board and i'm the executive director of bay area law enforcement assistance fund, otherwise known as bay leaf. and today we're here to see if we can become a payroll deduction like the san francisco firefighters cancer foundation was made a payroll deduction about a year or two ago. like the firefighters cancer foundation, we got a significant portion of our funding from combined charities and when the city stopped doing combined charities with the employees a couple of years ago that really dried up our funding. and

andre howard was at the wheel with his three kids, buckled in their seats.strawberry sugar and yes, something sweet. a taste of summer on a dark, wintry night. that is all the howard family wanted when fate and scrap metal intervened, dad hung a right onto bustleton avenue when he heard what we all couldn't stop watching on friday night. >> yeah. >> she's still hanging on a medevac flight nosediving and then hitting with 300mph force into a stretch of philadelphia pavement. >> people for blocks had to duck and cover people like the howard's. the boom scared them. and then the chaos and careening debris scared them even more. they saw the worst of it, the sky burning orange. a man burned beyond recognition. howard threw his car into reverse and sprinted backwards with as much horsepower as he could to try to outrun that shrapnel. time slowed down, and as it did, little andre did something that i'm not sure many of us would have had the presence of mind to do something that was pure instinct, a decision too quick to really even think about, and something that

scott, maybe you want to say something about it, howard, you want to say something about it? >> yes, sir, very exciting. we are going to extend this thing up within the next 12 months. we are going to monetize the asset side of the u.s. balance sheet for the american people. we are going to put the assets to work. i think it will be very exciting. going to be very exciting. we are going to study best practices from around the world. it will be a combination of liquid assets, assets we have within this country, as we work to bring them out for the american people. >> the extraordinary size and scale of the u.s. government and the business with companies should create value for american citizens. if we are going to buy 2 billion covid vaccines, maybe we should have some equity in the company and have that grow with the help of the american people, right? bring all of these things together, and scott and i will create an amazing side. pres. trump: other countries have sovereign wealth funds, and they are much smaller countries. they are not the united states. we have tremendous

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kaya duggins, who was set to start her dream job as a law professor at howard university next fall, also died in the crash. in a post, howard university described duggins as a civil rights lawyer who dedicated her career to fighting against unconstitutional policing and unjust money. bail practices. three soldiers aboard the black hawk helicopter that collided with the american airlines jet are presumed dead. today. the army released the names of two of them at the family's request. the third soldier's name has not been released. the two names released today were andrew eaves on the left and ryan o'hara. ryan's father, gary o'hara, had this to say about trump's ugly, bigoted remarks blaming diversity, equity and inclusion for the crash. >> the other pilot was a woman. to me. i can't imagine being the parents of that other. pilot if she was a girl saying that. what, because she's a woman, she was less capable than the man. i can't imagine the horror that those parents must be going through. >> what may be even scarier to learn is that while this was the first major collision in over a dec

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and that includes little andre howard. take a listen to how his family's processing right now. >> my son, who was also the same name as me, andre howard, tells his little sister. get down. and he grabs her. i hear the glass shatter. i turn around, there's a piece of metal sticking out of my son's head. >> there's a mother. >> what am i supposed to do? >> but he's good. he's pushing through. >> just incredible. truly hoping little andre makes a full recovery. now, kate, you noted the top seven people were ultimately killed in this crash. six on board that plane. and then one person the city confirmed was in their car when that plane came down. officials desperately hoping that number stays as it is. but they have noted they may not know the full picture just yet. they're asking anyone in the area if you fear someone you love might be missing and hasn't checked in, who might have been out there on the street last friday night, please call 911. they're trying to make sure they know and account for everyone who might have been

howard was a well-known marx who said that, and i quote, history is a weapon. and dedicated his life to rewriting history to oust our heroes. their pedestals. zinn's work was notoriously and biased. he viewed history as a quiet revolution. and he said, and i quote, not a revolution in the classical of a seizure of power, but rather from people beginning to take power from within the institutions, end quote. so we saw to replace historical facts with ideology and propaganda, to stir up enough anger to spur a communist revolution and overthrow the american. let's take a moment and step and look at who robert lee was as a man. he was born into two of the most distinguished families in virginia. the lees, the carters. his father was, henry light horse, harry lee, who was a revolutionary war hero. light horse. harry served under george washington. in fact, it was light horse harry who famously washington as first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen and his mother was and carter, she was the daughter of one of the largest landowners in v

now howard dean was focused on the 50 state strategy folks, i'm happy to say that yes, we did the 50 state strategy on steroids because there's never been a dnc that has contributed more money and resources to supporting the state party. all 50 states and our territories and are democrats abroad. [applause] but in addition to making that historic investment in our state party, we wrote a big damn check. we actually wrote $52 million to support the dccc and the dscc over these four years and nobody had to scream at me to do it. we broke down silos and our organizations work together in a way they've never worked together before. and now we have lifted the floor in terms of how we move forward as a party. we also invested the stork money on the ground. just in the cycle $264 million on the ground over the last two years. we created the red sea find, the first of its kind to make sure that we can send extra resources to our states that are currently under republican control. over the last four years we have nearly quadrupled our partnership with -- we made strategic campaign grandson ov

and i'd ask also howard to say something about it. >> yes, sir. there's a very exciting. we're going to stand this thing up within the next 12 months. we're going to. monetize the asset side of the u.s. balance sheet for the american people. we are going to put the assets to work. and i think it's going to be very exciting. we're going to study best practices that's done around the world. it will be a combination of liquid assets, assets that we have in this country as we work to bring them out for the american people. >> the extraordinary size and scale of the u.s. government and the business it does with companies should create value for american citizens. if we are going to buy 2 billion covid vaccines, maybe we should have some warrants and some equity in these companies and have that grow for the help of the american people. so i bring all these things together. i think we'll create scott and i will create an amazing sovereign wealth fund for you, sir. >> so other countries have sovereign wealth funds, and they're much smaller countries, and they're not the united st

negotiate with officials and secretary of state marco rubio, treasury secretary scott bessent and howardncludedman, soon to be confirmed, will lead the negotiations. as for the other two countries tariffs are set to go into effect, no idea if canada can afford those and of course 10% from imports coming from china. president trump spoke with justin trudeau once today and is scheduled to do so at 3:00 p.m. eastern time and we'll see if they, too, can reach an agreement to stave these off for a period of time. if not, the trace will go in effect at midnight and canada will place retaliatory tariffs on $30 billion of canadian goods. and the premiere of province canceled a contract with star link scheduled to go into effect and has been put on pause and the provencial government said no u.s. companies will get contracts so long as the tariffs are in place and the question is will they go in place hours from now. jackie: what else do we know about the reaction of the business community on the back of these mexico and canada tariffs escalations? kailey: they've had a bit of a reaction from mos

that'll be the first tit—for—tat, particularly with the eu, where it and the eu responded. this week of howardiffs, that they favour big blanket bans, because they're more powerful and effective, and that perhaps they'd be only used on a short—term basis to get what they want, of what we saw at the weekend with columbia, as well. is these sort of sweeping generalisations of a tariff, everything. on his campaign promise. beautiful word than tariffs. tariffs is the greatest weapon we have." and i think, you know, this is him following through on that on a particular good. and the one thing you mentioned, caitriona, you know, then we start looking at disruptions to supply chain, the us economy. so i do think timing also is an element here of, and we were talking about messaging on tariffs, of the white house press briefing. karoline leavitt, the new press secretary, holding her first briefing. the norm in recent times. and the amount of interest. seen the press room more crowded than i have in the last and the one with president trump yesterday. it was packed in there, it was 150, maybe 200 crowd

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. >> what do you think samantha treasury secretary bessent, howard lutnick leading the project, unclear how found will be capitalized trump previously pitched tariff money, to potentially fund it, of course, also talked about external revenue service largest in world norway china, hong kong emirates i think a great idea i wonder how it is funded i mentioned one analyst td cowen said treasury might fund some sources from fees paid to the government for auto and gas leases would find proceeds from selling stakes in fannie mae and freddie mac as one way to generate a funding. samantha: details need worked out deregulation unleashing domestic energy one way to legitimate royalties for me exciting because titans of business are back in washington, and folks know how to create wealth are going to bring skills to bear for the benefit of all americans, so this is a really intriguing idea that trump has said he wanted agencies to study and i think it is a good one. maria: yeah, make america wealthy again, we slip in a short break just getting started coming up white house senior counselor for tr

[radio dispatch] instead, howard got on his radio and called deputy dean pennock for backup. we just felt like when he said ordinances that he thought that we would like back up a little bit and say, ok, not investigating anymore. keith morrison: but the deputies were not going anywhere. and so the crew boss, a guy named rick tabish, came over and told them a whole new story. tabish said he and a couple of guys were really there to haul away old concrete debris in advance of the lot being put up for sale. that's why he brought along a giant gravel trailer, called a belly dump, which to the deputies looked like it was loaded to the point of bursting. kind of giving it a little bit of a banana look. you know, like there's-- it could have broke if they would have drove it, maybe. there was that much in there. we asked him what was in it, and he just said there was some concrete in there. so i go, do you mind if we jump up there and take a look inside? and he goes, no, go right ahead. so pennock walks over there. and i go, dean, jump up there and take a look. so then i climbed up

quickly this howard's letter if we can talk about that executive meeting and come up with -- strategy for supporting him letter to the agencies or whatever but i think -- we need to definitely support his findings. >> okay. >> and research. so if we can talk about that in the executive meeting on tuesday. >> thank you. >> staff, make a note on that. i -- i'm -- idea of questions. >> yea. i wanted stay this is eli thank you so much this was a great and informed first meeting and briefly we have a very important birthday today. on staff. it is our long time leader and -- disability right's pioneer demy. 75th birthday. so just acknowledging. >> congratulations. >> we celebrate disabled joy when we can. happy birthday. debbie! >> happy birthday! >> happy birthday, debbie. >> thank you. >> [applause] >> thank you. >> and many more... >> so -- i am going to adjourn am i want to -- give thanks to the staff to the -- interpreters and my fellow councilmembers and the sfgovtv, with that i will see you guys next time meeting. >> if you're anesthetic think about a career with us in the sffd stand

among the 63 passengers on the flight, kia duggins, about to start as a professor at howard university. she attended services at tabernacle bible church this past sunday. >> she was a beautiful and radiant person on the outside. more than that, i saw the beauty and radiance from the inside. >> mikey stovall was one of seven friends on board returning from their annual duck hunting trip to kansas. his mother says he was a wonderful father to his 11-year- old son. >> he was only 40 years old and loved by everyone. >> up and down the east coast, figure skating clubs are struggling to make sense of the loss. in virginia, one club lost 14 members. rena leaned remembering her friend. olivia livingston. >> she was always happy and she would always help people if they were sad. >> we turn now to some breaking news in northeast philadelphia where there has been a fiery jet crash. morgan chesky reports with late details. >> a fiery explosion in northeast philadelphia right in the middle of rush hour near a small but popular mall. the governor confirming a small plane crashed. videos from the sce

a civil rights lawyer about to start as a professor at howard university. >> she was absolutely a beautiful radiant person on the outside, but more than that i saw the beauty and the radiance from the inside. >> reporter: mikey stovall was one of seven friends returning from a duck hunting trip to kansas. >> only 40 years old. he is loved. mikey is from when he was little. mikey loves everybody. >> reporter: up and down the east coast figure skating clubs are struggling to make sense of the loss. in virginia one club lost 14 members of the community. >> she was always very happy. she would always help people. >> reporter: tom llamas, nbc news, washington. >> the pain is so deep. important to tell and share their stories. also tonight the trump administration set to impose the new tariffs on goods from canada, mexico, china starting tomorrow. the president insisting they won't lead to more inflation at home. >> reporter: tonight the white house saying president trump is keeping a campaign promise by imposing tariffs tomorrow on mexico, canada, china, in response to migrants and fentanyl comi

. >> reporter: andre howard's 10-year-old son remains in the hospital after he was struck in the head by metal while in their car. landed right on the right side of his head. >> reporter: he was protecting his sister? >> yesthe learjet died. a family friend remembering the mother as a warrior for her daughter valentina. she was receiving treatment at shriner's hospital and finally returning home. the company flies 600 to 700 flights a year and has had one other fatal crash in its 27 years of operating. >> any accident is cause for concern. but, in terms of medevac accidents, it's been fairly is concern. but, in terms of medevac accidents, it's been fairly stable. they're very safe. that's why they get a lot of attention when they do occur. >> reporter: and that cockpit voice recorder was recovered in a crater 8 feet deep. they found both of the engines and a warning system that will provide additional flight data. back to you. >> emily, thank you. >>> today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington where he is expected to meet with president trump's middle east envoy,

one person on the ground was also killed and 19 were injured, including andre howard's 10-year-old son. >> the way it landed, it was only because he laid on top of his sister. it landed on his right side. >> reporter: he was protecting his sister? >> yes, and he's my super hero. >> the mayor says five remain hospitalized and three are in critical condition. >>> another frightening plane incident in houston. this time an engine catching fire on sunday after a reported engine issue the faa said. more than 100 passengers and five crew members were aboard the new york-bound flight. video showing a chaotic scene before everyone was evacuated. >> we had a big popping sound that was loud enough to startle me out of my sleep. and then the plane actually jolted to a stop. seeing the smoke off the wing was really scary, and then seeing the intensity of everyone just trying to get off the plane orderly was a lot. >> no injuries have been reported, and the faa is investigating. >>> president trump is beginning his third week back in office. risking a trade war, signing an order this weekend to ena

and when i got there, i had gone to howard university, so i didn't have to go on a field trip to see what a historically black college was. i had lived it. >> debbie allen. >> is a trailblazer. she really. >> brought the authentic hbcu experience to television while managing to tackle serious issues like racism and sexism and colorism, but also giving us fun, light hearted comedy in a way that inspired me to go to an hbcu. >> they explored the fraternities and sororities. it was an exact parallel. >> to what my experience. >> was at howard. >> a memorable episode. >> was the l.a. riots. whitley just got married to dwayne. they were going to take their honeymoon in l.a. and the riots. >> happened. >> hey hey, hey. >> i remember being called in by the network. they were upset because we had white looters. and so what did we do? talk to roseanne and tom arnold into playing the white looters, and we reshot it. >> my feet are killing me. >> i told you to steal some shoes. >> they were happy then. >> we all know that. >> winning is not everything. >> that's right. but it's so. feel good. >

they can continue recovering the victims. have been identified. who was set to begin teaching at howardversity's school of law in the autumn. from wichita, kansas, brandonjohnson. thank you so much for being with us in this difficult moment for you and your i am sure your community is reeling from what happened. how are people in wichita doing? been on the airline, and what we know. and i understand you personally knew kiah duggins, who was onboard — and i'm very sorry to could you share some memories of her? kiah�*s amazing. she was just always full of life, inspirational, just an amazing young person, being an intern for are just great people. there's so many stories being shared about the impact a remarkable young woman, many extraordinary to their community. how is the community doing whilst the investigation is on? so that it never happens again. but again, we just want to support one another and uplift. of life in an instant. we alljust need to come together and support one absolutely, and you were mentioning already how your in these coming weeks and months, what kind of support

diana howard es doctora en el valle central y vino a apoyar a la comunidad inmigrante, ya que dice sentirse diferente. estados unidos está lleno de inmigrantes y yo creo que necesitamos más representación de nosotros como inmigrantes en muchos cargos, como también especialmente el campo de la salud. está. puede, si se puede. el temor de una deportación también afecta a los hijos de padres indocumentados. aunque son nacidos en este país, temen por sus papás. maestros han comentado de que en la escuela hay muchos niños que llaman diciendo que no quieren ir a la escuela porque temen a una deportación o que inmigración va a ir a la escuela. abraham peña. telemundo. gracias abraham. y fíjese que estas protestas se realizan alismo tiempo que se reporta más actividad de los agentes de ice en el área de la bahía. solo este sábado el departamento de policía de concord confirmó que estuvieron en la ciudad a través de una publicación en facebook. la policía indicó que la agencia federal de inmigración llevó a cabo operaciones ayer la agencia policial local asegura que ellos no colaboraron y que no tie

diana howard es doctora en el valle central y vino a apoyar a la comunidad inmigrante, ya que dice sentirseantes y yo creo que necesitamos más representación de nosotros como inmigrantes en muchos cargos, como también especialmente el campo de la salud. está. puede, si se puede. el temor de una deportación también afecta a los hijos de padres indocumentados. aunque son nacidos en este país, temen por sus papás. maestros han comentado de que en la escuela hay muchos niños que llaman diciendo que no quieren ir a la escuela porque temen a una deportación o que inmigración va a ir a la escuela. esta manifestación comenzó a las 11:00 y continuó hasta altas horas de la noche. y es un preámbulo para un paro laboral que está planeado realizarse mañana en fresno. yo soy abraham peña, telemundo. otros asunt que abordar. esta noche son las 8,11, mejor dicho, 23:00 de la noche con 8 minutos. compartimos con ustedes esta panorámica en vivo de nuestra región desde varios puntos. san francisco, san josé modesto y son cámaras que nos permiten monitorear este río atmosférico que se ha dejado sentir, porque

. >> reporter: andre howard's 10-year-old son remains in the hospital after he was struck in the head by metal while in their car. >> the way it landed, it was only because he laid on his sister. it landed right on the right side of his head. >> reporter: he was protecting his sister. >> yes. he is my superhero. >> reporter: your superhero. >> my superhero. >> reporter: officials say seven people died, including all six mexican citizens on board the learjet 55. a family friend remembering lizaeth murillo osuna as a warrior for her daughter valentina. the young girl was receiving treatment at shriners children's hospital for four months and finally returning home on jet rescue air ambulance. the company says it flies 600 to 700 flights a year and it's had one other fatal crash in its 27 years of operating. >> any accident is cause for concern. but in terms of medevac airplane accidents over the past few years, it's been fairly stable. they're very safe. that's why they get a lot of attention when they do occur. >> emilie is joining us now from philly. emilie, what else are we learning

to start as a law professor at howard university in the fall.lizabeth keys died on her 33rd birthday, heading home early from a business trip to celebrate with her longtime partner, david sideman. >> she was fearless in both her professional life and also her personal life, was always wanting to do the right thing, always wanting to take risks, always wanting to be the best version of yourself. >> reporter: the victims of flight 5342 touched many lives in different ways. >> are you posing? >> reporter: lizzie jacobson will never forget this moment from 2021. flight attendant ian epstein helping to calm her baby. when she saw his photo in the news, she recognized him immediately. >> we picked her up, and just kind of walked the aisles, talked to everybody, was cracking jokes. i thought it was such an amazing experience with the flight attendant who clearly loved his job and he loved making people smile. >> reporter: and david, the army has now identified two of the three soldiers who were on that blackhawk helicopter. 28-year-old staff sergeant r

. >> howard lutnick is laughing. i don't think trump was kidding, though, when he was. his anger about this, this editorial and how they're how they were viewing his his trade moves. >> no, not at all. i mean, we know how much he pays attention to those headlines. and by the way, also watches the market. i did ask a source today about whether the wall street journal headline, whether seeing the futures go down had an impact on him sort of backing off of this. i got two different answers from two different people i talked to. one said absolutely. the other said no. he really believes that immigration and this drug crisis are his biggest mandates. and he spent the day with laken riley family, and that shook him to the core. and he's not watching for what anyone else is doing. he wants to deliver for for these families. but we know he's watching. >> yeah, he kind of dismissed the stock market when jeff zeleny was asking him there about it. but i mean, he does care and value the stock market a lot. it's one of the biggest indicators maybe to him. >> well, it's another examp

megan costello. >> you also wonder what the relationship is between howard lutnick and scott. bessent in treasury and commerce. just kind of we're going to go to steve liesman in a second just to kind. of recap what. we heard there at the top, the sovereign wealth fund. i want everyone out there listening and watching to understand what we're talking about. and correct me if i'm wrong. >> well, let's see what we're talking about. >> i actually don't know the details. i'm going to make it up. >> but what. >> we know about sovereign wealth funds is this to kelly's point, you sell or you. >> sell. >> something, you raise money. and with those that money, you buy stuff and then you hopefully make. >> money investments. >> for the citizens. >> so if you have a lot of oil, look what alaska has done, something similar. you know, there are some u.s. states who have kind of tried to look at this model already, and it's a good idea, especially with something problematic like fossil fuels. you can give people revenue while you work on that transition. this is something they've been doing

university, going on to graduate from harvard law school with her sights set on becoming a professor at howard. >> she is just so full of life and really embodied the way that the profession and this particular type of work where it needed to go. >> friends describing her as determined and kind. >> she was just so young and such a radiant person. >> friday, the army, releasing the names of two of its three service members on board the black hawk. 28 year old staff sergeant ryan o'hara was the crew chief. he leaves behind a wife and a one year old son. meanwhile, a sense of disbelief felt by communities across the country, including right here in california. >> in some ways, it's like i'm still processing her loss and also she's made such a tremendous impact in such a short amount of time. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> and as we learn more about the crash and the people involved, those who lost their lives will post updates on our website, abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. >> president trump's tariffs take effect in a matter of hours. how it will impact everything from g

one of those was kiah duggins, a civil rights lawyer, who was set to begin teaching at howard university'sl of law in the autumn. for more on this i spoke to city council member from wichita, kansas, brandonjohnson. thank you so much for being with us in this difficult moment for you and your community. i am sure your community is reeling from what happened. how are people in wichita doing? you know, the people in wichita, and thanks for having me, we have high spirits, but it's definitely devastating. people are trying to figure out who else may have been on the airline, and what we know. we haven't seen a manifest yet, but what we saw at the vigil was people coming together, praying together, and trying to support one another. and that's what we do at tough times in the city. and i understand you personally knew kiah duggins, who was onboard — and i'm very sorry to you and her community. could you share some memories of her? kiah's amazing. i met her at wichita state university, she was a student there, my wife worked there at the time. she was just always full of life, inspirational, ac

at least 24 people injured, among them, 10-year-old trey howard.her describing the horroring scene to our stephanie ramos. >> we're turning to cottman avenue, and just hear a loud bang, and then a ball of fire, and i turn around, he has metal on the side of his head. >> reporter: trey rushed to the hospital, where he underwent emergency brain surgery. he's now in recovery. and david, there are still so many questions. the ntsb is now working on a detailed timeline for both of these crashes to see exactly what went wrong. david? >> david: gio benitez, thank you for your reporting for days now. >>> and meantime, this scare involving a united airlines flight, from houston to new york. terrifying moments caught on video just before takeoff. the cabin filling up with smoke, flaming bursting out of one of the engines. 104 passengers and crew safely evacuating, some down an emergency slide. the faa tonight saying the takeoff was safely aborted because of a reported engine issue. an investigation now under way. >>> we're going to turn now to the horrific s

director howard here. director. azim here. director. reif. present. we do have a quorum. well, i just wanted to start by saying happy new year to everyone to. i see all the faces, familiar faces and new faces. and thank you all. and yes, we are on time. our chair is here, so, yes. anyway, happy new year to each and every one of you. thank you, thank you. item number two general public comment. this item is to allow members of the public to address the treasure island development authority board on matters that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the authority board, and that do not appear on today's agenda, in addition to general public comment. public comment will be held during each item on the agenda. members of the public may address the board once per agenda item for up to two minutes. you will hear a chime indicating you have 30s remaining and a second chime when your two minutes are up. at this time, your microphone will be muted to comply with city rules and maintain hearing decorum, directors shall refrain from entering into discussions with speakers du

university, going on to graduate from harvard law school with her sights set on becoming a professor at howard she is just so full of life and really embodied the way that the profession and this particular type of work where it needed to go. >> friends describing her as determined and kind. >> she was just so young and such a radiant person. >> friday, the army, releasing the names of two of its three service members on board the black hawk. 28 year old staff sergeant ryan o'hara was the crew chief. he leaves behind a wife and a one year old son. meanwhile, a sense of disbelief felt by communities across the country, including right here in california. >> in some ways, it's like i'm still processing her loss and also she's made such a tremendous impact in such a short amount of time. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> and as we learn more about the crash and the people involved, those who lost their lives will post updates on our website, abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. >> president trump's tariffs take effect in a matter of hours. how it will impact everything from groce