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. >> their mothers were also on the plane, along with two coaches, evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov from boston, seen here winning the 1994 world figure skating pairs championship. >> i really. can't believe that it. >> happened. because i picture them. >> right. >> here. the coaches always stood at that entrance. the skaters just flew all. >> over the ice doing remarkable. >> things, inspiring. >> all of us. >> they were just a handful of a larger group of skaters on american eagle flight 5342. >> 14 skaters returning home from the national development camp at wichita, kansas, put on by u.s. figure skating, were lost in the plane crash. >> the russian couple's son, maksim, returned home on an earlier flight, just medaled at the u.s. men's figure skating championship over the weekend. an eerie silence at the wichita ice center as the magnitude of the loss keeps growing. a mourner left a simple tribute on the bare ice days after an intense three day training took place here. >> there are some of my daughter's best friends. >> one of the crash victims was playing a video game with thi

the light of their life, like, um, i any time i would see an interaction between evgenia and max like it was one of a mother's love. it was one that was just pure, pure love for her son. and vadim would not have been proud of max every time he stepped on the ice, the amount of things that max has had to face within his skating career. um, injury. uh, issues and stuff. and he always overcome it. and vadim has always been at his back, and he's always been there to, um, just to to be there for max and and this, this one's really hard. >> yeah. i think it's hard for everyone to to even fathom. and please tell them we're thinking of him and praying for him and just devastated watching, watching this disaster and learning about it. adam. but thank you for for taking this moment to come on and talk about them and, and their proudest legacy with us of course. >> thank you for having me. >> also here tonight is 2002 olympic figure skater, gold medalist sarah hughes is joining me now. and sarah, just hearing adam talk about, you know, that he was a choreographer for maxim and knew his parents s

. >> evgenia shishkova and alexander kirsanov.ery. >> sorry for your loss and. >> i thank you for being. >> with us, melissa. >> you just heard what scott had. >> to say. >> he can't wrap his. >> head around this. >> how do you even begin to try? i don't think that there's a way that we can. >> you know. >> wrap our head around it. you know, we all are shook by this. i know we are ourselves, too. we were also in wichita last week and flew home less than a week before. so for us, we keep thinking it could have been any of us on that flight. we were there with our children and with our skaters. and just to think about the tragedy that happened to those children and coaches and parents and just everybody involved is just it's chilling and it's scary. and i think we're deeply saddened. the whole community is going to feel this for a long time. >> and dennis, i know you knew vadim. >> and evgenia for. almost 30 years. >> i think you and alexander have been friends since you were teenagers. >> i don't want them to be. >> just a name. >>

you knew evgenia, you knew vadim and their son, maxim. had just placed fourth at the championships. you presented the award to him. it's just absolutely devastating. tell us about them. >> yeah, i mean devastating. i mean, not only were they the mom and dad, yevgenia and vadim, really talented skaters, but they were great people. they were people producing champions of our future in boston. and i can't say enough about them as people. and like i said, i've been i've been thinking just all day about maxim. i gave him his award at the national figure skating championships on sunday, and he has just been consuming my mind, just, you know, just sending all my thoughts out to him. and i sent a message through the ceo of boston skating club, doug zakheim, to tell him, please, if there's anything that i can do, i'm here. >> you're familiar with these development camps which help grow the future stars of figure skating. how big of a loss is this for the sport? >> this. this is a huge loss for the sport. and also it's a huge loss. you know, this i

evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov. they are in their own right. legendary skaters. what does that loss mean to your community? >> uh. >> we lost. >> parents. they were like parents to the rink. they. >> their students were like their kids. >> they devoted their lives to their sport, to the sport they absolutely loved the sport. and to to lose them is. it's like losing your parents. that's the best way to put it. they were unbelievable skaters. unbelievable coaches and nothing but excellency was expected from them. and that's what they gave. >> and you can watch more of our interview on news night page at cnn.com. and thank you for watching news night, cnn's special coverage of the mid-air collision over the potomac continues next. >> and good evening. tonight we are coming to you from ronald reagan national airport in virginia. less than 24 hours after a sickening tragedy, the deadliest plane crash in the u.s. in nearly a quarter century. a short time ago, we learned that one of the flight recorders aboard the american airlines plane, known as the black box, has bee

. >> reporter: also on board, skating coaches and former world champions evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov. they leave behind their son max, a skater hoping to qualify for the winter olympics next year. brielle beyer was only 12 years old, her mother justyna magdalena beyer also on the plane. >> she was really talented and my inspiration. >> you spoke to that d.c. fire chief today. i'm curious, talk about the moment they got to the scene. >> he told us when they came out here, they had hope they would find survivors. but after several hours they were searching, they found no survivors. they said the water was too dark, it was too cold. nobody could have survived that. now the recovery option is taking a little bit longer. some victims may be trapped or they may not have located them just yet. >>> tonight, the ntsb has 50 people on the ground here at reagan national airport, beginning what will likely become a very long investigation. tom costello reports now on what might have gone wrong. >> reporter: tonight, a source tells nbc news a preliminary faa report on the mid-air crash ind

been named so far, spencer lane and jinna han traveling with their mothers and two skating couples, evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov. >> i just broke down. to hear the news in the morning was absolutely heartbreaking knowing it's going to impact a community of skaters. >> it's a shame that the community has to experience this and the potential of several individuals no longer participating. it leaves a void. >> that skating club of boston i mentioned have a tragic history. the club actually lost 18 members in another plane crash back in 1961. they were on their way to the world championships in prague. >>> today the south bay's kristi yamaguchi, skating legend, posted on x, "my heart breaks for my skating community and all involved in this plane crash. too much is still unknown. sending love and prayers." besides the skaters, four members of a maryland-based labor union were on board that flight and a woman returning to d.c. from a work trip to kansas. as for the three soldiers who died on the black hawk helicopter, we now know the name of the crew chief at least, 29-year-old ryan o'hara.

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. >> reporter: two esteemed club coaches, married couple ever gina evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov were also on board. >> when you lose coaches like this, you lose the future of the sport. >> reporter: the skating club of boston lost 18 members in 1961 in another plane crash en route to the world championships in prague. >>> the disaster is putting a spotlight on air traffic controllers and what they do to keep us safe. >> and i can tell you that being an air traffic controller was probably the most stressful job that i have ever had. >> we talked to one former controller about his experience and the common request that could at least partially explain the crash. >>> and a mother is still waiting to get justice for her 5-year-old daughter nearly two years after her shooting death, why she's hoping things will change under a new d >>> back to the airline disaster in d.c., the faa said one air traffic controller was doing the job of two people. our lauren toms spoke with one controller in the bay area and looked at staffing levels. >> reporter: the unimaginable crash of a passenger a

mother, jin, and lane's mother, christine, were also on the plane, along with coaches vadim naumov and evgenialas lane lost his wife and his son. >> was just loved by everyone from the adults running the club to the smallest skaters to the people that are, you know competing for a spot in the olympics, they all just adored him. >> reporter: their russian-born coaches naumov and shishkova were married. they won the pairs title at the world championship in 1994 and competed in the winter olympics twice. their son, maxim, a competitive figure skater for the u.s., was not on the plane. >> they grew up in st. petersburg. they learned a very traditional russian style of skating and training. that is something they brought here. >> reporter: today, former olympic ice skater nancy kerrigan, an alumna of the skating club of boston, came to the training facility to lend her support. >> the main lesson i think learned in skating is you get back up. keep on trying. and even when it's hard, you get bak up. >> reporter: this is not the first time tragedy has struck this club. in 1961, the entire 18-member u

mother jin and christine were also on the plane along with their children's coaches, vadi naumov and evgeniahishkova. >> loved by everyone from the people running the club to the smallest skaters to people competing for a shot at the olympics, they all adored him. >> reporter: their russian-born coaches shishkova and naumov were married. they won the title in 1994 and completed in the winter olympics twice. their son maxim, a competitive figure skater for the u.s., was not on the plane. >> they grew up in st. petersburg. they learned a very traditional russian style of skating and training. that is something they brought here. >> reporter: former olympic ice skater nancy carrigan, an suppo >> the main thing you learn in skating you get back up and keep trying. even when it's hard, you get back up. >> reporter: this is not the first time tragedy has struck this club. in 1961, the entire 18-member u.s. figure skating team was killed after their plane crashed as it was landing in brussels. the coach's son maxim was supposed to compete next weekend, but it's unclear if he will skate, or if any o

figure skating members were on board the plane including two coaches, the 1994 paris role champions evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov have been training young skaters in the u.s. for years. >> when you lose coaches like this you lose the future of the sport. >> secretary of defence providing details about the training mission involving those on the black hawk helicopter. >> the young captain, staff sergeant and the chief officer. routine annual retraining of night flights on a standard corridor for a continuity of government mission. >> the cadet leaves behind his wife, and a 1-year-old son, also on board chief warren and officer andrew eves, his wife asked for prayers. as for those on the plane, sam lilly was the flights first officer and the son of an army veteran. montreal native and flight attendant was a father, stepfather and husband. his family says, he died doing what he loved. one passenger on the plane was a mother leaves behind two young children, her husband described her as quote, a truly amazing woman through and through. he said she was the best wife, mother and friend that

those are the pictures, and if we pull up the coaches, and this is what we know about the copes, evgeniahishkova and vadim naumov, and that is them there, and they are world skating champions, and won the world championships in the 90's and came in the early 2000 to take hold of this boston skating group, and their son was in kansas, and this breaks his heard, and he left early, and his parents stayed, and he found out they're not coming home. >> max was competing at the u.s. championships in the senior men event, and placed fourth which is a medaling spot, and his time in wichita concluded on sunday with the men's event. he was actually on a plane on monday. i came back with him. he had no reason to stay at the national development camp. both of his parents were with him while he was competing. it's well known mom was always too nervous to watch him skate. but his dad was with him and dad was in the kiss and cry sharing his great performance. >> feel like, what do you say when you hear that? this poor kid in his 20's, and comes back and thinks he's going to see his parents in boston, an

um, evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov. they are in their own right. legendary skaters. what does that loss mean to your community? >> uh. we lost. >> parents. >> they were like. >> parents to the rink. >> they. >> their students were like their kids. >> they devoted. >> their lives. >> to their sport, to this sport. they absolutely loved this sport. and to to lose them is. >> it's like losing your parents. that's the best. >> way. >> to put it. >> they were unbelievable skaters. unbelievable for watching newsnight. cnn's coverage continues with laura coates right now. >> an urgent search for answers. >> crash, crash, crash. this is where three. >> the deadliest plane crash on american soil in nearly 24 years. >> 67 people are presumed dead. >> a desperate search in near freezing cold water. >> bodies of more than 40 people have so far been recovered. >> not sure how to process it. >> students and parents world champion figure skaters. >> i picture them right here. >> there are a lot of people hurting today. we will help find out what happened. >> one controller working

media meantime reports world champion russian figure skaters were also on board, and that includes evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov. the married couple won the pairs world championships in 1994. russian skating coaches are also said to be among the victims. nothere are many rapid developments unfolding on the recovery efforts and investigation this morning as we get updates. stay with us for the latest and you can stay up to date by downloading our app. it is free and available on all smart devices. we are also following breaking news in the middle east. hamas is releasing more hostages who were kidnaped during the october 7th attacks on israel. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live this morning. and bob, the israeli prime minister, is condemning the way in which some of those hostages have been released. correct. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned the, quote, shocking scenes during the release of hostages, including that of agam berger. she's a 20 year old israeli soldier who was paraded in front of a large group of people, including armed hamas militants, as

evgenia shishkova, a coach with the skating club of boston. vadim naumov, a coach with the skating club of boston. it wasn't the first time for the skating club of boston to suffer such a tragedy. the director of the skating club of boston, doug zugibe, said this earlier today. >> to the best of our knowledge, 14 skaters returning home from the national development camp at wichita, kansas, put on by u.s. figure skating, were lost in the plane crash at washington, d.c. of those 14 skaters, six were from the skating club of boston, two coaches, two teenage athletes, and the athletes moms. skating is a very close and tight knit community. these kids and their parents, they're here at our facility in norwood six, sometimes seven days a week. it's a close, tight bond, and i think for all of us, we have lost family. sadly, this isn't the first time this club has experienced a tragedy like this. it's now a ways back. but in 1961, the entire world team of u.s. figure skating and route to the world championships in prague was lost in a plane crash in b

. >> along with two coaches from boston. 1994 world figure skating pairs champions evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov. >> i really can't believe. >> that it. >> happened because. >> i picture. >> them right here. >> the coaches. always stood at. that entrance. the skaters. >> just flew. >> all over the ice doing remarkable things, inspiring all of us. >> they were just a handful of a larger group of skaters on american. >> eagle flight. >> 5342. >> 14 skaters. >> returning home. >> from the national development camp at wichita, kansas, put on by u.s. figure skating, were lost in the plane crash. >> the russian couple's son, maksim, returned home on an earlier flight, just medaled at the u.s. men's figure skating championship over the weekend. an eerie silence. >> at. >> the. >> wichita ice center, as. >> the magnitude of the loss. >> keeps growing. a mourner. >> left a simple tribute on the bare ice. >> wichita's mayor expressed her shock at the tragedy after. >> a jubilant. >> experience for the city, watching. >> top performing. >> skaters dazzle on the ice at an. >> intense three

evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov from boston, seen here winning the 1994 world figure skating pairsmpionship. >> i really can't believe that it happened because i picture them right here the coaches always stood at that entrance. the skaters just flew all over the ice doing remarkable things, inspiring all of us. >> they were just a handful of a larger group of skaters on american eagle. flight 53. 42. >> 14 skaters. >> returning home from the national development camp at wichita, kansas. put on by u.s. figure skating. were lost in the plane crash. >> the russian couple's son, maksim returned home on an earlier flight. just medaled at the u.s. men's figure skating championship over the weekend. an eerie silence at the wichita ice center, as the magnitude of the loss keeps growing. a mourner left a simple tribute on the bare ice days after an intense three day training took place here. >> there are some of my daughter's best friends. >> one of the crash victims was playing a video game with this man's ten year old daughter from the plane, just before the accident occurred. >> and she

um, evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov. they are in their own right. legendary skaters. what does that loss mean to your community? >> uh. we lost. >> parents. >> they were like. >> parents to the rink. >> they. >> their students were like their kids. >> they devoted. >> their lives. >> to their sport, to this sport. they absolutely loved this sport. and to to lose them is. >> it's like losing your parents. that's the best. >> way. >> to put it. >> they were unbelievable skaters. unbelievable

. >> two of the club's coaches, world champion skaters evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov, also died.ussian born skaters were married and competed twice in the olympics. after they won the pairs title in the 1994 world figure skating championships, they moved to the united states and built successful coaching careers. >> everything you've heard of them, like maybe being a little tough, but with a smile on their face and like all. any time i walked in. oh, hi. it's so good to see you. it's like, always welcoming and happy to see one another. and, like, just. to think, to walk in here and not see. that is i think would be very strange for everybody. it's going to be hard. >> randi kaye, cnn. >> was randi mentioned several skating clubs around the country, lost a very talented young athletes. among those killed, 14 year old everly livingston and her 11 year old sister, alida. alicia. excuse me. alicia. also their parents, peter and donna. joining us now is kim urban, who was at the same skating camp with her daughter. but they returned home on an earlier flight on a different airline. sh

also killed were were evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov, who won pairs. the pairs title at the 1994 world championships and competed twice in the olympics. they represented russia, but moved to the u.s., where they had launched successful coaching careers. now, legendary skater nancy kerrigan, she trained at the skating club of boston as a youth, and she just broke down in tears over the lives that were lost. >> i feel. >> for the athletes. >> the skaters and their families, but anyone that was on that plane, not just the skaters, because it's just such a tragic event and we've been through tragedies before, as americans, as people, and we are strong. and i guess it's how we respond to it. and so my response was to be with people i care about and i love and need i needed support. so, um, so that's why i'm here. >> it's such a tragedy for the skating community, which is a tight knit group. and, you know, john, it's going to have a profound impact on the world figure skating championships in march, which those are going to be held in boston this year. >> ye

evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov. they are in their own right. legendary skaters. what does that loss mean to your community? >> uh. >> we lost. >> parents. they were like parents to the rink. they. >> their students were like their kids. >> they devoted their lives to their sport, to the sport they absolutely loved the sport. and to to lose them is. it's like losing your parents. that's the best way to put it. they were unbelievable skaters. unbelievable coaches and nothing but excellency was expected from them. and that's what they gave. >> and you can watch more of our interview on news night page at cnn.com. and thank you for watching news night, cnn's special coverage of the mid-air collision

evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov from boston. >> seen here winning the. >> 1994 world figure skatingairs championship. >> i really can't believe that it happened because i picture. >> them right here the coaches always stood at. >> that entrance. the skaters just. flew all over the ice doing remarkable things, inspiring all of us. >> they were just. >> a. >> handful of a. >> larger group of skaters on american eagle flight 53. 42. >> 14 skaters returning home from the national development camp at wichita, kansas, put on by u.s. figure skating, were lost in the plane crash. >> the russian. couple's son, maksim, returned. >> home on an earlier flight, just medaled at the u.s. men's figure skating championship over the weekend. an eerie silence at the wichita ice center as the magnitude of the loss keeps growing. a mourner left a simple tribute on the bare ice. days after an intense three day training took place here. there are some of my daughter's best. >> friends. >> one of the crash victims was. playing a. >> video game. >> with this. >> man's ten year old daughter from the plane. >

vadim naumov and evgenia shishkova. >> phenomenal coaches.re what we would call developmental coaches. they took kids from their very first steps on the ice, and they turned them into champions, including their son max. they were raised in saint petersburg, russia. they learned the saint petersburg technique of coaching and skating. that is something they brought to us here in boston. they had very high standards, but they were just the kindest, most professional. and gentle folks. their skaters just adored them. >> so. >> so heartbreaking to know, too, that their son, who you just talked about, had gotten on an earlier flight. thank god he survived, but he lost both of his parents in this incident. so much loss, so much heartbreak there. and boston skating is a club with a storied history. you mentioned nancy kerrigan. we saw her in that piece. and tara lipinski, what kind of loss is this for the broader figure skating community? >> it's, as. >> i said, it's. >> heartening to. >> know that the entire global community is feeling this. i think

mothers christine lane and tin hahn, as well as two coaches, former figure skating world champions evgeniava and vadim naumov, and they were among an elite figure skating group and their families returning from a training camp that was held in conjunction with the u.s. figure skating championships that were in wichita, kansas. over the weekend. nbc news affiliate wrc just spoke with the ex-husband of one of the coaches who was on the plane. >> she was. >> one of the best. >> skaters i've ever seen. honestly, she was one of the best pair girls to skate. she she was. a russian all stars on ice. she toured with torvill and dean for years and years and. was one of the best, knowing that what the impact she made to all the skaters and everyone just hurts my soul. and most of them are under 12. >> years old. >> there's three boys that i know that just like my. male skater. dealing with that, it's just. >> it's hard. enough seeing that. >> and then. >> the two girls from. >> northern virginia skating. >> club in fairfax, their. >> instagram people. >> it's tough. >> you know, like they're gone. >

russian news agency, saying that world champions in pair figure skating, members of the russian team evgeniaaumov, were on board the plane that crashed in washington. no word on the fate of any of the figure skaters so far. search and rescue work does continue here on the potomac river, and i can tell you, frank, that the airport is entirely shut down, not expected to reopen until 11 a.m. this morning. and as we were coming into our live location here, frank, all of the exits off the george washington parkway that enter into national airport, those are all closed as well. police blocking the roads on all the access points to the airport. so at this point, nobody is coming in and out of this airport for several more hours this morning. frank, back over to you. >> all right. our eamon javers live on the scene in alexandria, virginia. eamon, thank you very much for bringing us the very latest. for more, let's bring in dan elwell, former american airlines pilot, former acting faa administrator and former deputy administrator during the first trump administration. he also served as the senior adv

kerrigan, remarking on the loss of several of its coaches and members, including vadim naumov and evgenia shishkova, who also competed in the 1994 winter olympics. we've also learned that spencer lane, who only took up figure skating three years ago, and 13 year old gina hahn were on board the flight that crashed over dc last night alongside their parents, jin hahn and christine lane. incredibly sad news as we are learning more about some of the victims that were on that flight. we are anticipating a press briefing from the ntsb in the next hour or so. >> plenty more. >> news to come on this and other things. also on cnn news central. this is an unbearable mission now facing the teams trying to recover bodies from the scene of the disaster. we're going to find out more in just. >> moments. this part changed my life. >> superman. >> crazy. just that simple little thing. >> over the horse. >> chris wanted to. change the world. >> people are literally. >> walking because. >> of him. >> superman the christopher reeve story sunday at eight on cnn. >> hi, susan, honey. >> yeah. >> i respect tha

and russian figure skaters were on board the plane, including former world champions evgenia shishkova and vadim naumov. the couple, who were coaches, were returning from the us ice skating championships with a group of young skaters whom they were coaching and included 12 year old olivia terry and teenager corey haines, who was on board with his parents. three hostages, who are set to be released on saturday as part of the gaza ceasefire deal, have been named by hamas. they are keith segal, ofir calderon and yarden bilbassy, now bilbassy, who was taken alongside his wife and two young sons on october the 7th, 2023. the man in your picture now is believed to be the only surviving member of the family. it follows the release of eight hostages yesterday amid chaotic scenes in southern gaza. three israelis and five thai nationals were held in total . three israelis and five thai nationals were held in total. in exchange, 110 palestinians were later released from israeli prisons, including 32 with life sentences and 30 minors. the uk is marking five years since it left the european union,