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the black hawk helicopter. chief warrants helicopter andrew lloyd eaves was the instructor on board. eaves had about 1,000 flight hours. that makes him a really experienced pilot. 28-year-old staff sergeant ryan austin o'hara was also on board. sergeant o'hara was the black hawk's crew chief. cbs news spoke to his father about his tragic loss. >> i don't know. i keep wondering if my wife and i will ever feel we're going to be whole again because we're just broken. you're just broken. >> 28-year-old samuel lily was the pilot and first officer of the american airlines jet that was involved in the crash. we talked to his father as well, who believes that his son fought to save everyone on board. >> if he was the pilot flying, he didn't give up all the way to the water. he would have been moving those controls trying to figure out what's going on. >> you can hear and feel just the heartbreak of those two fathers talking about their sons, the pilots. the figure skating world has been hit especially hard by this tragedy. there is a growing memorial at the skating club of boston. they're mou

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today we are learning more about who you was on board the american airlines flight and the military helicopter. andrew eaves who served in the navy for a decade before joining the army. ryan o'hara who served in afghanistan. sam lilley and jonathan campos piloted the american airlines flights. >> pilots always strive to be the best. he was one of the best. >> reporter: lilley's dad said he was set to get married this fall. he posted i was so proud when sam became a pilot, and now it hurts so bad i can't cry myself to sleep. among the passengers, kia kia duggins. 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

the crew from the black hawk included andrew eaves who served in the military for a decade and ryan o'hara, a 28- year-old and samuel lilly, and jonathan campos piloted the american airlines flight. tracy says his friend was so proud when he became a captain. >> the thing about pilots, they always strive to be the best and he was one of the best. >> his dad says he was set to get married this fall. posting, i was so proud when sam became a pilot but it hurts so bad that i can't cry myself to sleep. among the 63 passengers on the flight, kia duggins, about to start as a profess 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 hi11-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

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thermy has released the names of two of the soldiers killed in the crash. 39 year old chief warrant officer andrew lloyd eaves was one of the pilots of that blahawk helicopter. 28 year old staff sergeant ryan austin o'hara was the crew chief. the name of the third crew member is not being released at the request of the family. they are among 67 people killed in this crash. these are some of the faces of the other victims. some of the youngest were just 11 and 12 years old. a preliminary report on this deadly aircraft collision is going to be ready within the next 30 days, according to officials. but there are new questions tonight about air traffic control, staffing as well as the altitude of that helicopter. after recovering the regional jets, black boxes from the potomac. the ntsb says it will evaluate cockpit communications, landing gear, flight data and debris. the focus could also shift to air traffic control after an faa report showed one operator was handling the job of two people at the time of that accident. >> people are talking about it as a rough draft of something, but it is a small piece of a ve

the crew of the blackhawk included andrew eaves, who served in the navy for a decade before joining thend ryan o'hara, a 28 year old who served in afghanistan, while samuel lilly and jonathan campos piloted the american airlines flight tracey. grubbs says his friend campos was so proud when he became a captain for american know about pilots is they always go to strive to be the best. he was one of the best. lily's dad says he was set to get married this fall. posting. i was so proud when sam became a pilot. now it hurts so bad i can't even cry myself to sleep. among the 60 passengers on flight 5342, kia duggins, a civil rights lawyer about to start as a professor at howard univeity. a wichita native, kia attended services at tabernacle bible church just this past sunday. minister andy montgomery was a mentor. she was absolutely beautiful, radiant person on the outside. but more than that, i saw the beauty and the radiance from the inside. mickey stovall was one of seven friends on board, returning from their annual duck hunting trip to kansas. his mom, christina, says he was a wonderful

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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 decade, there have been a lot of close calls. just 24 hours before this horrific event, another plane that was coming in for a landing at dca had to make a second approach because a military helicopter had appeared near its flight path. thankfully, that plane landed safely. last year. dca saw at least eight near-miss incidents, according to the faa. we cannot forget that this airport is home to the busiest runway in the country. as the guardian points out, alarm bells were raised about how congested the s

the aircraft. in a statement, her family said she had more than 450 hours of flight time and called her a bright star and warrior, also killed 39 year old chief warrant officer two andrew lloyd eaves, the instructor pilot. he had about 1000 flight hours and 20 year old 28 year old staff sergeant ryan o'hara, who served as crew chief. he was trained to maintain that specific type of helicopter. i spoke with his parents, gary and mary o'hara, on friday. gary and mary, thank you so much for for joining us. i'm so sorry that we're talking under these circumstances. gary, can you just talk a little bit about about ryan because my understanding is he was such a good crew chief that he was the guy called upon to train other crew chiefs in everything about the blackhawk. >> yeah. >> that's correct. he had been doing this for ten years. um, he was a natural born teacher, uh, loved working with people, loved working in the blackhawk. so, uh, part of his mission is to, you know, not only train other crew chiefs, but to work with the pilots when they go on different missions and when they go on an actual assignment in the field, the crew chief doubles as the door gunner. so that would that wa

the pilot, chief warrant officer andrew eaves, had more than 1000 hours of flight. ilot, 28 year old captain rebecca lobach, had 500 hours. ryan o'hara was the crew chief. he was 28, married with a one year old son, ryan joined the army right out of high school and flew on blackhawks in afghanistan in 2017. i spoke to his parents two days after the crash. >> he was a good. >> son, a very. loving father to his. >> little boy. >> he had been doing this for ten years. >> he was a natural born teacher. loved working. >> with people, loved working. >> in the blackhawks. >> for ryan, it was. >> everything. >> mary. >> you must have been so concerned about him when he was in afghanistan. >> yes, absolutely. >> i was. worried the entire time he was over there. >> i never would have thought that this is how it would happen. >> you thought the dangerous part was over? >> yes. >> when first responders recovered, one of the blackhawk crew members, they were seen saluting the flag draped remains. we're still learning details about those who died on flight 5342. but here are some

army also identified a third soldier inside the helicopter, a captain rebecca lobach of durham, north carolina. ryan o'hara and chief warrant officer andrew eavespeople inside the helicopter. transportation secretary sean duffy. >> one of the questions we'll ask is what happened in the tower, what was going on with the staffing? what should have been done and what was done. we have questions what was the position of the blackhawk and flying a mission at 9:00 at night through really busy airspace around dca as opposed to flying the mission at 1:00 in the morning with very little traffic there? i want our military to be trained up and ready to go but air travelers to be safe as well. a time and place to do it. >> harris: the time is now. americans are continuing to fly and you hear the secretary duffy there giving people the confidence they are doing everything they possibly can to make it safer. what concerns do you have, though, in particular in the d.c. crash and that airspace and air traffic control, if that plays a role? >> first of all, secretary duffy absolutely nailed it. took full responsibility and asked very legitimate questions for wh

the current law allow official eaves to access database if they have a judicial warrant. no way i'm letting federal agents or elon musk doge operation get unfettered access to the personal data of any new yorker in the dmv system. the fight continues. back here we're waiting to see an important meeting between border czar tom homan and mayor eric adams. he says he can help him or he will go around him and get out of his way. >> bill: we have an angel mother speaking during the attorney general bondi's announcement. kayla hamilton was murdered by a member of ms-13. she blames president biden's homeland security for not protecting her own daughter. >> homeland security did not do their jobs. they did not check his background. they just say he was processed him. if they processed him they knew he was a gang member. >> bill: these are just some of the victims of migrant crime, a chilling reminder of the dangers posed by a broken border over the past three plus years and hopefully things are changing. big story out of munich. dozens hurt as a driver plowed into a demonstration.

army now identifying two of the three soldiers in that black hawk. 28-year-old staff sergeant ryan o'hara from georgia, a 10-year veteran that served in afghanistan and andrew eavesm maryland. in the plane, a biology professor heading to d.c. to advocate for science education. 33-year-old attorney sara best, the day of her crash was her birthday. also onboard, ice skater and his parents stephanie and roger. their family saying corey had his sights set on the olympics. and there are just so many questions from one air traffic controller doing the job of two to whether there was any confusion inside that helicopter's cockpit. remember, they told the controller that they saw that plane. but where they looking at the correct plane? that's why the black box from the helicopter is so important, because investigators will actually be able to hear that final conversation inside the cockpit right before the crash. the ntsb has the black boxes in its lab right now. investigators are pulling that data as we speak, janai. >> whit: all right. i'll take it from here. hearing the stories of the young victims. our hearts go out to all the families impacted by this. we want to tu

o'hara from georgia, spent more than ten years in the armed forces and served in afghanistan, and 39-year-old chief warrant officer and pilot andrew eavesrom maryland had nearly two decades of decorated military service in both the army and navy. the name of the female pilot has not been released at the request of the family. and david, we're also learning that american airlines will no longer be using that flight number 5342. david? >> david: whit johnson on the banks of the potomac river again for us tonight. we will be watching you this weekend. thank you. >>> there's a lot of other news this friday night. president trump late today discussing the tariffs he will now impose, set to impose 25% tariffs tomorrow on canada and mexico, a 10% tariff on china. the question, what will this mean for grocery prices, electronics, gas, and oil? president trump saying there could be disruption and americans will understand. rachel scott at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, president trump set to implement sweeping tariffs on the country's largest trading partners, a move that would impact prices at the grocery store and the gas pump. >> ther

service members on board the army black hawk were recovered earlier today of two had been publicly identified, staff sergeant ryan o'hara and chief warrant officer andrew eaves. o'hara's father gary says he knew he wanted to join the military when he was a teenager and he survived a tour in afghanistan. >> what do you want people to remember about this moment and your son's sacrifice? >> he loved being in the military. he was so proud of being in the army. >> o'hara leaves behind a wife and a 1 child. 1-year-old child. crosses are being set up near the airport to mark this horrible, horrible crash. >>> i knew they had money problems, but they were trying to fix it and it didn't work out. >> the latest blow to a city's economy after a hotel went dark and with those economic issues in oakland piling up by the day, the city is taking drastic measures to try and deal with it, why union leaders are fighting back. >>> plus, up expected evidence of a potentially >>> a staple of oakland's jack london square is closing for good. the waterfront hotel suddenly shut down today and that marks another major blow for the city. our da lin has more. >> reporter: jack london

released the names of a second soldier killed in that collision between that blackhawk helicopter and that american airlines jet in washington, dc. >> 39 year old chief warrant officer andrew lloyd eaves was one of the pilots of the blackhawk. 28 year old staff sergeant ryan austin o'hara was the crew chief. the name of the third crew member is not being released at the request of the family. the three are among the 67 people killed in the mid-air crash. these are some of the faces of the other victims on the commercial jet. some of the youngest were just 11 and 12 years old. fox's caroline elliott brings us the latest on the investigation. >> a preliminary report on the deadly aircraft collision will be ready within the next 30 days. but there are also new questions about air traffic control, staffing, as well as the altitude of the helicopter. after recovering the regional jets black boxes from the potomac. the ntsb says it will evaluate cockpit communications, landing gear, flight data and debris as it tries to determine how a regional jet and military helicopter collided, but the focus could shift to air traffic control after an faa report showed one operator was handling the job

of the three soldiers in that black hawk. 28-year-old staff sergeant rian o'hara from georgia, a ten-year veteran who served in afghanistan. and 39-year-old chief warrant officer and pilot, andrew eavesand. in the plane, biology professor lindsey fields. she was heading to dc to advocate for science education. 33-year-old attorney sarah best. the day of the crash was her birthday. 11-year-old alydia and 14-year-old everly livingston, known for their instagram handle, ice skating sisters, along with their parents donna and peter. our dc affiliate wjla spoke with the sisters in 2022. >> when you get older what do you want to do with skating? >> go to disney on ice. >> how about you? >> be in the olympics. >> gio: on board, ice skater corey haynos and his parents stephanie and roger. their family saying corey had his sights set on the olympics. just some of the 67 people lost here, and there are also questions this morning about air traffic control. we've learned one controller was doing the job of two. that's typical when there's less air traffic, but this change happened 40 minutes earlier than usual the night of the crash, and was the warning to the black hawk too late or specific en

the crew of the black hawk included andrew eaves and ryan o'hara, a 28-year-old who served in afghanistanilley and jonathan campos piloted the flight. campos was so proud when he became a pilot for american. >> pilots always strive to be the best. he was one of the best. >> lilley's dad says he was set to get married this fall saying i was so proud when sam became a pilot. among the 60 passengers, a civil rights lawyer about to start as professor at howard university. >> she scared about people, really and truly. >> mikey stovall was one of seven friends onboard returning from their annual duck hunting trip in kansas. he was a wonderful father. >> when he was little, everyone will tell you, 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 its community. lina remembering her friend, 11-year-old olivia livingston. >> she was always so happy, and she would always help people. >> reporter: tom llamas, nbc news washington. >> so many memories being shared about them. think abo

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