jonathan? >> well, just from the sources that i've been talking to and listening to all the individuals that we've had on there tonight, i mean, it could have been mechanical, electrical. and as far as the failure goes, it could be. so one thing i find that's interesting is that when for even for experienced pilots, if you get into a situation where you're actually pushing the throttles forward and you're picking up speed and you're in a cloud, you can feel like your the plane is stalling or that you're pointing, that you're pointing in a different direction you're actually heading. that's why you have to maintain a visual on your instruments, not outside, because your body may be telling you you're doing one thing when you're doing another. and in certain circumstances, if you feel like you're pitching up in the plane because the power is pushing you back in your seat, and you look outside and your body tells you you're going up, you're more apt to put the throttle forward. and if you're divin

hi, jonathan. going for that and going back at this moment and they're around a thousand flight delays and going across the country. going for that system outage. going for them on an hour and going for team and going for them back up and running and looking at and looking at video of. they came back here and came here to reagan national airport. that's just past the runway from where we are along the potomac river and we're told that the families held a private memorial service this morning. they were there for about an hour. but there are still questions today about whether the helicopter in the crash was flying too high and whether staffing levels at the air traffic control tower were too low. we learned some new information from the ntsb as it continues its investigation. it says there were five air traffic controllers working at the time of the crash, but only one of those controllers was communicating with planes and helicopters in the air. they've also gotten some of the data from the black

jonathan? >> well, just from the sources that i've been talking to and listening to all the individuals that you've had on there tonight, i mean, it could have been mechanical, electrical, as far as the failure goes. it could be. so one thing i find that's interesting is that when for even for experienced pilots, if you get into a situation where you're actually pushing the throttles forward and you're picking up speed and you're in a cloud, you can feel like your the plane is stalling or that you're pointing, that you're pointing in a different direction you're actually heading. that's why you have to maintain a visual on your instruments, not outside, because your body may be telling you you're doing one thing when you're doing another. and in certain circumstances, if you feel like you're pitching up in the plane because the power is pushing you back in your seat, and you look outside and your body tells you you're going up, you're more apt to put the throttle forward. and if you're diving a

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over to you, jonathan. good. >> joining us now is our viewers know very well john is also a licensed pilot. good to have you with us, john. and as i look at that video, my extremely untrained eye, john, it strikes me as extraordinarily steep. the descent was how extraordinarily fast it was. that indicates that something absolutely catastrophic went wrong, john, because these planes don't just fall out of the sky with one engine failure or anything. they glide a little bit. john. so what does it say to you? >> well. >> you're right. >> about the rate of descent. i just read on the aviation safety database that the rate of descent in the final seconds for that aircraft was 11,000ft per minute. that's more than two miles a minute. and they only left from an altitude of 1600 feet. so that final plunge was very, very quick. maybe, maybe that's the good news here, is that the crew and the pilots didn't have much time to worry about what was happening to them. it was clearly a loss of control accident, why that ha

[applause] jonathan: dr.haway, how would you handle voter prejudices while also addressing the real concerns about substantive lessee issues -- substantive policy issues? >> race is a social construct, same as misogyny is a social construct. both are woven into the fabric of this country, and to end both of those, to create greater progress, it is going to require many of all racial, ethnic, and national backgrounds, gender and sexuality, to address some things that make us feel uncomfortable, we are going to have to have some conversations and be willing to not simply converse about them, but lead with a new conviction. i know that is hard, but racism has not gone away since 20 people of african descent came upon the shores of jamestown, virginia in 1619, and it is going to require us to think and behave in a new way. it is systemic. it is structural. when it comes to addressing diversity, equity, and inclusion, access and belonging, that is for all people of the united states. that must come across the voti

okay, but later installments of jonathan abroad offer a much different vision of. americans presence in the old world, shifting away from jonathan's breaches of social etiquette, hopping depicts the american encounter with the ethnic other with a delicacy. an admiral john hopkins episodes in paris in the middle east are especially attentive to jonathan's sincere attraction to other cultures. in one serieof frames, jonathan finds himself taken with french culture and urban sophistication tt. he can't stop himself from giving money to the various charming french merchant he encounters. chrisette, a glove saleswoman and makes him feel, quote, as skittish as a four year old. okay. and the tone and content of jonathan abroad really foreshadows the american trek travel writing that we see with mark twain's innocents abroad and in fact, there's ample reason to believe that. twain drew his inspiration directly from hopkins travel comics. many of twain's early writings appear in yankee notions alongside. hopkins work will happen himself was the illustrator for the gilded ag

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i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. there is a new face at the top of the. democratic party who is taking charge at a critical moment in american history. minnesota democratic party leader ken martin was elected chair of the democratic national committee yesterday on the first ballot. in his victory speech. martin urged democrats to look past their differences and form a united front against president trump. >> we have. one team. one team. that's right. the democratic party. >> we have one fight. we have one fight. the fight is not in here. the fight is out there, right? the fight is not in here. the fight is for. >> our values. >> the fight. >> is for working people. >> the fight right now. >> is against. >> donald trump and the billionaires who. bought this country. that's the fight. >> not in here. >> democrats are going to fight hard. because in the two weeks since his inauguration, president trump has taken a wrecking ball to the federal government. he's tried to force out 2. >> million. >> federal workers and freeze trillions in funding to states and l

i'm jonathan capehart. we're following two major. >> stories tonight. >> any moment now. >> we are expecting. >> a press conference. from the. >> national transportation safety board about the mid-air crash. >> in. >> washington. >> dc on wednesday. >> investigators are. >> expected to share new. >> information recovered. >> from. >> the passenger jets and. helicopters flight recorders. the crash between an american. >> eagle flight. >> and a black. >> hawk helicopter. >> killed 67. >> people. making it the worst aviation. disaster in. >> more than two decades. >> officials have recovered. 42 sets. >> of remains. >> the dc medical. >> examiner has been able to identify 38 of them. we will bring you that ntsb press. >> conference to you live. >> when it happens. we also have. >> breaking news. >> on. >> trump's long. >> threatened tariffs against mexico, canada and china. less than. >> an hour ago. >> trump signed. >> executive orders. >> imposing 25% tariffs. >> on mexico. >> and canada. >> and a 10% tariff

>> and ironically, jonathan. this is the same crowd that just a week before was saying, we want every federal employee back to work five days a week, right? >> yeah, right. >> that's right. let me get you on one more thing. the new york times did an incredible thing. two full pages. i didn't have the physical paper. i was reading it. the replica version, but it goes two full pages of what the gop leadership is sending around to its members. it's a plan to lawmakers that will cut $315 billion in spending over ten years, while adding another $325 billion in spending on trump's national security and immigration crackdown. this is according to people talking to the new york times. i'm not sure if you've seen that actual that actual chart. if you haven't, go find it. but what is the possibility that donald trump and the republican majority in the house is going to cobble together a budget that not only takes a wrecking ball to government, but takes a wrecking ball to the american people. you're on appropriations. >> s

jonathan over to you.agic air crash in as many days a jet plunging to the ground in philadelphia with six people on board and casualties on the ground as well. more coverage straight ahead. >> ♪ ♪ join thousands of advertisers who have built their businesses, reaching america's most influential audience. need creative? we can help. fox news media impact starts here. advertise with us today. and continuing our coverage of a tragic air crash in philadelphia as a fireball or updated as a jet slammed into the ground six people including a young girl who is a patient on board as well as casualties on the ground. here is more with an aviation consultant and a former nasa pilot with the department of homeland security and traffic control and as you look at the is extraordinary pictures it's early going obviously but what do you read into what happened there? i think it's a very major malfunction there right shortly after and it looked like the plain diverted and hit the ground and one of the things because of the

jonathan and david talk to us relations between the u.s.ba. -- and cuba. >> from the walter cronkite school of journalism from arizona state university. geoff: today the u.n. palestinian agency says it is providing humanitarian aid in gaza as well as the occupied west bank and east jerusalem despite a ban that went into effect yesterday. an israeli law passed in october forbids them from operating on israeli land and forbids contact with israeli authorities. nick shiffrin has more. nick: amra was established after the creation of the state of israel to serve the palestinian population. it has come to provide some six million palestinians in gaza and the occupied territories not only humanitarian assistance but education and healthcare. they help commit the hamas terror attacks israel says. the u.n. has said nine amra staff may have been involved and were fired. to understand the future, we get two views. the director of amra's washington, d.c. office and asa farayem with the israeli defense forces now a fellow with the washington institute

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jonathan campos. tenÍa 36 aÑos. aquÍ le informamosera de origen puertorriqueÑo.cado que tiene el ejÉrcito, puede detectar un misil que viene a darle y no puede ver un aviÓn de frente? eso no tiene sentido. quiero respuesta. lo Único que quedaba de mi hermano me lo quitaron. >> cuÁntos aÑos tenÍa? Él tenÍa. >> 36 aÑos. estaba empezando su vida. >> la familia de jonathan campos viajÓ a washington para recuperar su cuerpo. en el aviÓn tambiÉn viajaba franco aparicio, de 13 aÑos, iba con su papÁ, luciano, gerente de una empresa de electricidad en virginia. el niÑo de nacionalidad chilena era uno de los patinadores artÍsticos que regresaban de una competencia en wichita, kansas. la mamÁ argentina, como el papÁ, esperaba a ambos en el aeropuerto cuando recibiÓ la trÁgica noticia. esta tarde, el presidente trump confirmÓ sus planes en otros temas, confirmÓ sus planes de imponer aranceles del 25% a los productos que vengan de mÉxico y canadÁ, es decir, cobrar un impuesto por esas importaciones. a partir de maÑana es importante porque mÉxico y canadÁ son socios comerciale

me duelen todos, dijo este hombre que conocía a jonathan campos, piloto de ese avión.gó este viernes afuera del aeropuerto nacional ronald reagan, donde el avión estaba a segundos de aterrizar. cruces que representan a cada víctima. y en kansas, de donde despegó el avión, también les rinden homenaje. la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte ya recuperó las cajas de registro de datos del avión de pasajeros. y también la del helicóptero, que esperan. dé respuestas a muchas preguntas. en el avión iban 64 personas y en el helicóptero 3 militares. y va a tomar un buen tiempo para que se concluya esta investigación. según dijo la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte desde el aeropuerto nacional ronald reagan. juliana monsalve, telemundo. muchas gracias, juliana. seguiremos pendientes también de futura información al respecto. ahora hablemos de migración y para entrar en este tema le quiero recordar en telemundo 48 somos primero de contigo, por eso le queremos recordar informar que el código qr que usted está viendo del lado de allá exactamente lo va a llevar a

me duelen todos, dijo este hombre que conocía a jonathan campos, piloto de ese avión.. la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte ya recuperó las cajas de registro de datos del avión de pasajeros. y también la del helicóptero que esperan. dé respuestas a muchas preguntas. en el avión iban 64 personas y en el helicóptero 3 militares. iba a tomar un buen tiempo para que se concluya esta investigación. según dijo la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte desde el aeropuerto nacional ronald reagan. juliana monsalve, telemundo. hablemos ahora del departamento de recursos hídricos que ha realizado hoy el segundo monitoreo de nieve de la temporada. esto es en la sierra nevada. el informe reveló que la cantidad de nieve caída y también su contenido de agua se encuentr por debajo del promedio, alcanzando solo el 65% en todo el estado. a pesar de ser un buen inicio, fue en noviembre, diciembre en enero, pues fue extremadamente seco, afectando dichas cifras. las autoridades con esto están advirtiendo sobre el rápido secado del estado sin precipitaciones sostenidas. así

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 controlling the aircraft at that point is the primary concern of. i think it is not unusual. especially if there was an emergency. >> trace: that is exactly right. steve, to you, give me your take on what you think might have happened. there is a lot of different theories out there. what are you leaning toward when you see the condition of the plane at? when you hear the transmission between the air traffic control tower, and the pilots. what is your best assessment of this. >> i will tell you what, a lot has happened in the past 48 hours. this is a hard assessment to make. i heard about disorientation, that

jonathan's aunt said he wanted to be a pilot from the time he was three years old. 34 when he died. sam lilley was going to get married in the fall. his dad, timothy, was a helicopter pilot in the army. i was so proud when sam became a pilot, he wrote. now it hurts so bad i can't even cry myself to sleep. i know i'll see him again, but my heart is breaking. sam's sister spoke to abc news. >> he was. >> excited about. >> life and his. >> future and. >> getting a dog. >> and. >> a house and kids. >> this is just. >> tragic. >> sam lilley was 29 years old. ian epstein loved to fly to and travel. >> there is absolutely, positively no and i mean no frowning at all on this airplane. >> he was a flight attendant, and it seems the job suited him perfectly. a ball of vibrant, colorful energy. that's how one friend described him. he made friends everywhere he went. his sister robbie said, this is video of ian singing to the cabin last may. >> we hope you appreciate our. >> hospitality. >> marry one of us and you'll always fly for free. remember, we love you at american airlin

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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 loss. in virginia, one club lost 14 members. re

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. >> 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 admin

and jonathan. >> lemire. >> the fact that we're. >> even having. >> this conversation, this semantic argument over who put the policy in place as some kind of suggestion that it is what led to a helicopter. flying into a passenger jet, killing 67 people without any evidence? why are we even talking about that to begin with? but you wrote about this for the atlantic yesterday, about the president behaving like he's still running a campaign, or that he's a businessman sitting at mar-a-lago, lobbing conspiracy theories and attacks on opponents. what did you see in that briefing. >> room. >> yesterday, john? >> yeah. >> yeah, i was in the room when the president addressed the press there, the. >> briefing, something. >> he wanted to do, didn't defer. >> to any of. >> his officials. >> he himself. >> wanted the spotlight, wanted. >> the microphone, wanted the cameras. white house. officials told me, yes, this is yet another. >> moment here. first of. >> all, where a. >> fact checking is. >> really important. and good. job by peter, our colleague peter alexander. good work there by the was

and i think that, you know, as you alluded to earlier, jonathan, the sort of it was creating this new profession that he's on wall street in the thirties. he's brought in the government by james forestall as the united states is preparing to enter world war two. and he this incredible set of experiences in world war two working for him, trying procure strategic minerals in south america, drafting the important elements of the strategic survey in europe, and then essentially leading the strategic bombing survey in japan after the end of the war. and he kind of takes from that, you know, a wider mandate, which he got president truman, which is basically, while you're talking to all of these generals and and leaders in a defeated country, try to figure why they attacked us in the first place and. so i think the strategic bombing and specially in context of nsc 68, is very because he's drafting it in early 1946 and he's staying in d.c. when a lot of bankers and lawyers are going back to their practices, private life and. his basic takeaway is that japan attacked the united states in decem

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. >> john: in addition to first officer lilley, the american airlines crew were captain jonathan campos flight attendants. among the 60 passengers were 4-year-old casey crafton of salem, connecticut, a married father of three boys. he coached them in little league and soccer. the players called him coach casey. elizabeth keys and sara lee best were 33 and attorneys in washington. their firm called keyes an excellent lawyer with a sharp wit, and said best had boundless curiosity, kindness, and intelligence. and staff sergeant ryan o'hara was the crew chief on the black hawk helicopter, who leaves a wife and their 1-year-old son. leaves a wife and their straw cement spoke to o'hara's father. >> reporter: there can't be more terrible moment for anyone as a parent. >> no. >> reporter: we met gary o'hara grieving in his georgia home. his son was 28-year-old staff sergeant ryan o'hara. he survived a tour in afghanistan, only to be killed in the skies over washington, d.c. what do you want people to remember about this moment and your son's sacrifice? >> he loved being in the military. he was

thanks, chief dudley jonathan kearsley from nine australia. you've mentioned the impact on the families, the impact on the crews involved, but i'd like to know from you personally, how are you coping through all of this? how do you deal with what you're seeing, hearing from the families? and colonel, this tragedy obviously involves members of the military family, too. how do you contend with and deal with that as a military unit yourselves? similar to colonel, go first. so i think that in the military, we're grieving the same way that the communities and everyone else is grieving. right. we're, you know there's obviously a tragic loss for each one of those individual families, for everyone that wears this uniform and serves, they go into that knowing that there's a level of risk in the type of work that they do. every one of those crew members understood that just the very nature of the work that they do encourage some level of risk. right to. but that alone is probably not enough to kind of overcome really the grief that this this this tragic

he was good, oddly enough, his grandson jonathan bergen is now the congressional cochairman for the new york state republican party. so the story never seems to seems to end. bill fallon, another ronald rothstein lawyer, had been an assistant d.a. in westchester county. he was born right near. the church of st mary, the virgin, times square, which, if you've ever in times square, go see it, because it's the hidden of times square. it's beautiful. but he was was he became rather this dissolute, shall we say, quite flamboyant great lawyer, great jury fixer, etc., etc. at the hotel bel. in april 1926, a woman bursts into the room or where he is and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably, um. they get him to a hospital and not only isn't he not blinded? he's not even scarred. but he's. he's he is sort of the type of lawyer that is portrayed like in the musical chicago. he is he he is. when arnold when william randolph is bringing charges or when they when they're bringing a jury charges against fallon, at one point, he puts hearst on trial. he says they're picking on me. the hea

police say 18 year-old jonathan van kurin tried to drive away from police speeding through neighborhood streets on wednesday. he then drove on the wrong side of the road and blew through stop signs before eventually crashing. police say then karen was booked into jail on multiple felony charges, including reckless driving and resisting arrest. >> still ahead here tonight, a former san jose city council member charged with repeatedly a minor omar torres in court today. the very latest on the shocking case. plus, we're continuing to follow a devastating crash in philadelphia tonight. we're a plane fell into a neighborhood. new video from home security cameras capturing the impact. and heartbreak in dc as search for victims of that plane crash continues today. the white continues today. the white house responding. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were

joining the army, and ryan o'hara, a 28 year old who served in afghanistan, while samuel lilly and jonathanpiloted 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 father to his 11 year old son. he was only 40 years old. he is loved by everybody. he's one of

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i'm jonathan capehart. we're following two major stories tonight.s conference from the national transportation safety board about the mid-air crash in washington, dc on wednesday. investigators are

while samuel lilley and jonathan campos piloted the flight.roud 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 about these crashes every 16 years when one happens. but the foc