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charlie: thank you, nate. rachel: thanks, nate.ie: now an in-depth map that shows the flight path till the crash. the leer jet takes off from the hospital and moments later it drops below radar level crashing to the ground in a neighborhood in philadelphia near the roosevelt mall. the call to 9 # 911 made at 6:d fire fighters raced to the crash site. joey: reaction is pouring in as we learn more about the plane and the mexico-based company that operates it. rachel: chanly painer is here with the details. >> hey, guys, we have a mix of local, state, and federal partners stepping up including president trump offering resources as part of mass and i have unified response. president trump taking to truth social with this quote "so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia. more innocent souls lost and our people are totally engaged and first responders credit for doing a great job. more to follow, god bless". jd vance saying "very sad situations and may god bless the victims and their families". sean duffy, the secretary of transpor

rachel: nate foy is live near the scene in philadelphia. nate, what's the latest? reporter: hey, guys, the sun is rising and authorities appear to be making minor changes to the authority and there's cars on the road to my right and about a quarter mile behind me is where that learjet 55 went down abruptly after a flight lasting less than a minute after taking off from northeast philadelphia airport and six people were killed at least. four crew, two passengers and telling you more about them momentarily just a heart breaking story there but the questions today, the long term question is what happened on board this plane to make it go down. the more immediate ans to questions we should learn is more people injured and god forbid killed on the ground as a result of the crash. take a look and the plane just fell out of the sky at a really fast speed looking like a rocket with a massive fire ball resulting from it in a crowded area. this was just outside the roosevelt mall. this is where a lot of people live in northeast philadelphia. just an absolutely terrible situa

for the latest from philadelphia, let's go right to nate foy. what can you tell us, nate? >> griff, so the main takeaway is what you just said. we have new numbers of how many people have been killed. we know prior to the news conference of the six people, the six mexican nationals who died on board that jet. what we just found out about was the seventh person who was killed inside their car and 19 others injured as the jet struck the ground there was a large fire, a lot of cars were incinerated, homes caught on fire. it unknown at this point exactly how many people were injured or killed inside their cars versus homes that something that is going to develop, officially told us, in the coming days. listen to this. >> we have a lot of unknowns about who was where on the streets of this neighborhood last night at the time of impact. so, it will likely be days or more until we are able to definitively answer the question about the number of folks who perished in this tragedy. >> so the n.t.s.b., f.a.a., a.t.f., state and locals are investigating the areas of impact where the

nate foy is there. nate, what's the latest? >> reporter: hey, david. it is all hands on deck to try to figure out how this plane crash happened. the entire flight if lasting under a minute. the plane plunging out of the sky to the ground like a rocket. now as you mentioned, philadelphia police are set the hold a news conference soon. it was supposed to originally happen at 9, got pushedded back to 10, and now we're hearing they're still late with the 10:00 start time. so expect to hear, hopefully, more about the conditions of the people who were outside that jet last night. we know at least six people onboard were killed, and and we know that six people who were nearby if were taken to temple university hospital, three of them released, three of them who are till there said to be in fair condition. so we will be asking about collateral damage and about a how many people were hurt. take a look at this aerial footage this morning as the sun comes up. you can see the extent of the debris, the wreckage which is quite a large perimeter. an oxygen tank was f

nate foy live for us in philly, thank you. recovery efforts continue this morning on the potomac river here in washington after a mid-air collision between the plane and a blake hawk rell copter -- black hawk helicopter this week, this after the ntsb revealed the black boxes from both aircraft have been recovered and evaluated at the ntsb lab. grady trimble live with more. hi, grady. >> reporter: hey, griff. and the black box from the helicopter in particular will be critical in this investigation because if that helicopter was, in fact, flying higher than it should have been, the investigators will be able to use that black box the tell. to tell the. >> the black hawk was too high. it was above the 200 limit by double. it shouldn't have been there. and there were some other mistakes made too, and i pointed them also, and i was right on all of them. they'll still do an investigation just to check it out. >> reporter: the ntsb is not responding to president trump's comments that dei hiring of air traffic controllers during the

charlie: thank you, nate. rachel: thank you so much, nate.: you'll let us know. >> reporter: you got it. joey: all right. to another alert. three hostages now back in israel after being released by hamas if earlier this morning. they spent nearly 500 days in captivity. a. rachel: and that includes american keith siegel, the first u.s. citizen to be released by the terror organization. charlie: trey yingst joins us live in tel aviv. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning. another hostage release took place today with three people being freed from hamas captivity in gaza. american suicide keith siegel ol released from the gaza city port. this was significant because keith was taken along with his wife on october 7th. his wife was released during the first ceasefire. keith's senator ted budd reacted to the release today saying thi- >> until now, keith was captive. but now the nightmare is over and keith is free. so i want the thank president trump for his work to get these hostages released and back home to their loved ones, but there's more work

nate foy is there with what we're learning this morning. hi, nate. reporter: hey, alisha, we're awaiting a new conference from local authorities at 11:30 if they're on time, they've been behind over the past couple of days. we did just hear back from multiple hospitals, and we can confirm that a pediatric patient who was in philadelphia has now been moved to boston, and at least 12 patients that we haven't previously reported on have been discharged from the hospital. so that's good news. of course, many still recovering today, continuing their recoveries as federal authorities, namely the ntsb, continues its investigation. you see the crash site is blocked off still behind me right now. take a look at this new video that we shot this morning, you see burned out cars, the debris field is really quite large here, and there's also evidence outside this perimeter. so far investigators confirm they've found the planes two engined but they're missing the black box, which is actually orange, and it contains the cockpit voice recorder. >> for the cockpit vo

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charlie: nate foy is live there with the latest. nate. >> reporter: hey, guys.continues, and many of the people injured in that jet crash are still recovering in city hospitals. you mentioned the newest numbers. unfortunately, 7 people died as a result of that accident. and 19 others injured. those numbers evolving, we are expecting another update from city officials coming up at 11:00, so that's manager to keep an eye out for. -- something to keep an eye out for. the ntsb is still trying to figure out what went wrong, and there's a crucial piece of technology that is still missing to investigators. here's the ntsb chair, jennifer 40 manty. >> the debris is scattered, it is very dangerous. over the next several days, possibly extending into weeks, we will be collecting that debris, loading it onto a truck and moving it to a secure location so that we can begin to do our evaluation. i do want to mention we are still looking for the cockpit if voice recorder. >> reporter: yeah. and that voice recorder will show pilot communications as the plane went down less than

rachel: our own nate foy is live in philadelphia with the late. nate, you're till there.t has transpired. tell us what the latest is. >> reporter: hey, rachel, good morning. good morning, guys. as you can see behind me, the investigation continues. it is still active today. we did get new numbers yesterday. tragically, we learned of an additional death, so now we know 7 people were killed in that terrible jet crash on friday night. we also know 19 more are injured, and officials warn those numbers are evolving, is that's manager to keep an eye out for something -- something to keep an eye out for. federal investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong onboard that jet that made it go down in under a minute. and the cockpit voice recorder will play a crucial role in determining that. listen to this. >> the debris is scattered. it is very dangerous. over the next soaferl days -- several days possibly extending into weeks, we will be collecting that debris, loading it onto a truck and moving it to a secure location so that we can begin to do our evaluation. i do want

nate foy is on the ground with the very latest. what can you tell us?> we just got some new numbers from philadelphia's mayor. we still have seven people who were killed, six in the jet. one person in their car after the terrible crash on friday. the number of injured now 22 with three people in critical condition. we have heard back from philadelphia hospitals. we know one pediatric patient has been taken to boston for further care. at least 12 patients we had not previously reported on until today have been discharged from the hospital as well. as investigation continues the ntsb tries to figure out what made that plain taken nose dive into the ground after a one minute of flight time. you see the crash site is still blocked off behind neighbor take a look at new video that we shot today for the debris field is quite large. we actually counted oxygen tank at a quarter of a mile away from the impact site. there is evidence outside of this perimeter the plane's two engines but they are missing the black box which contains the jet cockpit voice recorder.

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you heard nate talk about this, governor o'malley. then as well.s is about making sure we have a war room at the dnc. just recently, the california wildfires. the republican machine started spinning within hours. they had this erroneous conspiracy theory that the reason we had water shortage issues in l.a. was because governor newsom blew up a dam to help native americans with fish, save the fish. it was completely false, but what they did successfully is they got it out to enough websites, enough online activity that the mainstream media started reporting on it. governor newsom, as he's trying to get his hands around this emergency, spent all day on his heels playing defense because we were not able to respond quick enough. what we need is an instantaneous war room, using messengers on all platforms to combat that information and disinformation. this is what needs talking about. and governor o'malley, we can't just exist in the space of refuting what they are putting out. we need to put out our messages right away, define ourselves before they def

we move on to nate snyder.0 minute window begins once the first spark begins. >> good morning, democrats. we do better than that. good morning, democrats. all right. it is both an honor and responsibility to stand before you today at there critical moment in our nation's history. we in this room today are not just the members of democratic party. we are the prime march defenders of our democracy, guardians of justice and coons of a future where every american can lever free from fear and oppression. our mission is clear. to ensure that the democratic national committee is prepared to meet the divining challenge of our time, protecting the security of our nation and integrity of our democracy. i stand before you today not just as a candidate for the d.n.c. chair but as someone who spent my entire career fighting for the security and well-being of the american people. i have spent time in the federal government. on the front lines with unions and in the battle ground states with campaigns. i'm a former official a

nate's going to step into a 3. missed it. that's going to do it. it's over. lower merion has won.s been so ballyhooed and has packed this arena tonight. it drove home to me that this was not just a high school adolescent boy's hopeless dream. the father, jellybean joe bryant, son, kobe embracing on the side. this was real. and he just said, “mrs. mastriano, you've got to understand, that's just the window's closing. the great teachers in the sport aren't going to be around much longer. i want to learn from them.” [cheering] something is burning. it's pushing me to improve and to find out more about this game. this is the guy who had really one dream in life. and that's to be as good as the greatest player to ever play the game of basketball. they had a press conference scheduled for the middle of the day in our gymnasium. there were hundreds of people there-- students, media, reporters. as he walked out, he had his sunglasses up on his forehead and a nice suit on. and gregg downer, who was the head coach, said to me, should i tell him to get those sunglasses off? they look terribl

nate snyder.nd -- each chair candidate is entitled to 10 minutes for nominating and seconding speeches which might be divided up among no more than four people. based on that randomly drawn speaking order, we will begin with former governor martin o'malley. i ask that him and his speakers join us. the chen minute window -- the 10 minute window will begin once your first speaker begins. >> good morning, i am wendy davis from georgia and i rise to nominate a city councilman, mayor, governor, presidential candidate and respected and dedicated party leader, martin o'malley. his experience battle tested leadership and proven ability to win tough elections, govern effectively and turnaround seeking -- sinking ships is how we should -- is why he should be the party's next chair. these are not ordinary times and our neighbors across america cannot afford for us to just tweak around the edges. we need a we -- a leader willing to take significant and not incremental change. martin o'malley wrote the book on

david: nate, thank you very much for that. appreciate it. former n.t.s.b. investigator charlie pereira on what they're looking for right now. i have to, the tragedy of this, a little girl who just finished medical treatment and so anxious to get back home, the mother was there. this is just such an awful, awful tragedy. where do you start to look? you saw the debris field, it's scattered everywhere and difficult it reconstruct exactly what happened, isn't it. >> the n.t.s.b., on the go team, would typically be out at a site, you know, close to d.c. headquarters like this, typically we'd be out there the same night and my first responsibility was to go out and survey the crash site quickly and get a feel of where the four corners of the airplane are and start the efforts. it's multidisciplinary, and operations in my case or recorders in my case, black boxes so there's going to be a full teamworking on a tn ale they get a figured out. this is a mexican airplane, mexican operation. i'm working another mexican crash right now which it had old outdated recorders

. >> nate's going to step into a three. missed it.s going to do it. >> it's over. >> lower merion has won. >> and there's a young man that has been. >> so. >> ballyhooed and. >> has packed this arena. >> tonight. >> it drove home to me that this was not just a high school adolescent boys hopeless dream. >> my father and jelly bean joe bryant son, kobe, embracing on the side. >> this was real. and he just said, mrs. mastriano, you've got to understand. it's just the window is closing. the great teachers. and in the sport aren't going to be around much longer. i want to learn from them. >> something is burning is pushing me to improve and to find out more about this game this is the guy who had really one dream in life, and that's to be as good as the greatest player to ever play the game of basketball. >> they had a press conference. >> scheduled for like the middle of the. day in our gymnasium. there were hundreds of people there. students, media. >> reporters. >> as he walked out, he had his sunglasses up on his forehead and a nice s

nominating speeches and threw their support behind ken martin that included marianne williamson and nater. so we will see whether democrats select a chair on this first ballot. if they do not reach that majority, then this will continue onto further ballots. but there are really major challenges that the democratic party is facing in this moment. and that is what the dnc chair will have to really chart out in the coming years. they are trying to rebound from those devastating losses to republicans, which led to the return of donald trump to the white house in november. and then they are still grappling with how exactly to respond to trump in this new era. in his return to the white house, you saw democrats really this week starting to gain their footing a bit in pushing back against some of trump's policies when it related to the freeze on federal funding for grants and other initiatives. but these are all major questions that the dnc chair will face, as they are expected to come into office. they will have to focus on fundraising, trying to build organizing across the states and trying

nate in indiana, republican line. caller: yes, good morning. think, when you look at these tariffs, it is not about the economy. it is about corruption. it is about power and money. because when you do across-the-board tariffs, you can either reward companies by giving them exemptions. or you can punish industries by increasing tariffs. so you create winners all around the world and losers all around the world. you have the power. you have one club in one hand, the largest economy in the world. you have another club and the other hand, the largest military in the world. that's a lot of power. host: so when it comes to these new tariffs, is this a win or a lose for the united states? caller: it is a lose for the united states. everyone is scratching their heads. how is this going to help the united states? you can't look at it like that. you have to look at it as how does this pad the pockets of donald trump? host: as a republican, what do you think about the republicans who support it? caller: they are afraid of him. they are afraid of him. he

nate in indiana, republican line. caller: yes, good morning. think, when you look at these tariffs, it is not about the economy. it is about corruption. it is about power and money. because when you do across-the-board tariffs, you can either reward companies by giving them exemptions. or you can punish industries by increasing tariffs. so you create winners all around the world and losers all around the world. you have the power. you have one club in one hand, the largest economy in the world. you have another club and the other hand, the largest military in the world. that's a lot of power. host: so when it comes to these new tariffs, is this a win or a lose for the united states? caller: it is a lose for the united states. everyone is scratching their heads. how is this going to help the united states? you can't look at it like that. you have to look at it as how does this pad the pockets of donald trump? host: as a republican, what do you think about the republicans who support it? caller: they are afraid of him. they are afraid of him. he