it's said to be 34 miles southeast of nome, alaska. three people were inside.eceased. no mention of the oven seven on board. other seven on board. in the vast expanse of the bering sea off alaska, around the clock search for a small commuter plane headed north. >> 45 check your altitude immediately. >> reporter: it was 3:18 p.m. when bering air went off radar, roughly 12 miles offshore. no emergency locater transmissions from the plane. at noon today the coast guard announced search teams have spotted something. >> at this time, there has been some sort of item of interest that has been identified by another aircraft. >> reporter: the cessna of grand caravan was flying to nome, alaska, with nine passengers and a single pilot. the nome fire department posting the pilot told controllers he intended to enter a holding pattern while waiting for the runway to clear. time lapse video shows the conditions, snow, ice and 50 mile per hour winds. >> there's 0 visibility, basically you can't see anything from the air or the ground. >> reporter: aviation experts say the pi

the coast guard finding the plane 34 miles southeast of nome. at least three bodies have been found inside the wreckage so far. the faa tonight saying the plane, operated by bearing air, was flying on its way to nome. a steep drop in altitude before all contact was suddenly lost. the coast guard searching norton soun. the plane flying in low visibility, snow and gusting winds. abc's trevor ault leads us off on the breaking news. >> reporter: tonight, after a desperate search, the coast guard says they've located an aircraft matching the description of the missing passenger plane that vanished over open water in alaska with ten people on board. authorities releasing this image of mangled wreckage. they say three bodies were found inside. the bering air single-engine cessna took off shortly after 2:30 thursday afternoon, headed for nome. about 40 minutes in into the flight, disappearing from radar over the norton sound about 12 miles from shore. >> low altitude alert bering air 445. >> reporter: seconds later -- >> bering air 445, anchorage center

thursday, on its way to the nome airport. unalakleet is a small community about 150 miles southeast of nome on the iditarod trail, where the famous sled dog race takes place. about 40 minutes into the flight, the plane disappeared from radar air traffic control, radioing the plane. >> low altitude alert, burying air 4-45. check your altitude immediately. >> moments later. >> bearing air 445 anchorage center. radar contact lost. >> this aircraft experienced some kind of event which caused them to experience a rapid loss in elevation and a rapid loss in speed. >> rescuers were searching the aircraft's last known location by helicopter when they spotted the wreckage. the pilot and all nine passengers were killed. >> sadly, there does not appear to be any survivors. on behalf of my fellow nomeites, i extend our collective condolences and support to the families and loved ones of the passengers and pilot. >> authorities now quickly working to recover their bodies before high winds and heavy snow moves into the area. among the vict

we are learning more tonight on board that plane that crashed not far from nome, alaska, killington. the ntsb updating late today with new information on the investigation. dana griffin has the latest. >> this tragedy affects so many. >> reporter: tonight, all nine passengers and a pilot of the bearing for 45 plane crash have been recovered off the coast of alaska. their names revealed. the ntsb working to remove the wreckage, but there are challenges. >> we do have a short window where we have bad weather coming in, some snow, and please understand that some difficult conditions, because this is on an ice flow, which isoving about five miles a day. >> reporter: the cessna grand caravan took off yesterday afternoon heading northwest to nome. just 12 miles offshore, the plane vanished amid freezing temperatures and snow. according to the nome fire department, the pilot told air traffic controllers he intended to enter a holding pattern while waiting for the runway to be cleared. coworkers baumgartneand cameron vixen were among those on board, on a trip to service critical infrastructu

nome public schools honoring her on facebook, writing she had such a cheerful and bubbly personality and dedicated her post-retirement life to growing new teachers. and encouraging them through those first incredibly tough years. she will be sorely missed. the coast guard spotting the wreckage in the bearing sea on friday, 34 miles southeast of its intended destination in nome. authorities say it vanished off radar about 40 minutes into the flight in bad weather. >> the ntsb knows that villages like nome and alaska aviation are tight-knit communities. so this tragedy affects so many. >> reporter: rachel, this is now the third major aviation incident in a week that the ntsb is investigating. officials emphasize it is safe to fly. rachel. >> rachel: heartbreaking for those families. jacyln, thank you. >>> overseas now and to the reports that the newly freed israeli hostages were abused during 16 months in captivity. appearing thin and frail, so let's bring in abc's britt clennett in tel aviv. what more are you learning about those hostages? >> reporter: those families of the three host

headed to nome. when it didn't arrive at its destination it was reported missing.uard and local rescuers are working overnight to locate the cessna caravan. one like it but not the exact plane. according to the chief of the fire department he talked to a local tv station. visibility in the air and on the grounds overnight was zero. what we understand the weather is much more favorable for today. this is a very rural area of alaska. even more so than many may imagine it already is. they use small aircraft. the plane was about 12 miles off shore when its position was lost. as you can imagine the ntsb is on this. dana and sandra, we're expecting another update from the nome volunteer fire department at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >> sandra: under power and under new party liedership democrats are trying to make headway with the party's steal messaging to oppose the trump administration. >> we have got to tell elon musk nobody elected your [bleep]. >> what we won't do a stand around while they pull this [bleep] that they are trying to pull this now. >> we need to fight thi

nome is located more than 1000 miles from juneau in western alaska.s a gold rush town, is just south of the arctic circle, as well as the end point of the iditarod trail sled dog race. the plane, carrying nine people and a pilot, was 12 miles off shore when its position was lost at the time. a federal aviation administration weather camera near nome appeared to show near whiteout conditions. stay with fox news channel for more on this developing story. for now, i'm chanley chanley painter and i'll send it back to regular programing. already in progress. >> with muzzle velocity. >> the momentum continued today. attorney general pam bondi dropping the investigation into project veritas. remember, they got their hands on ashley biden's diary back in 2020. and bondi is suing illinois and chicago for interfering with ice deportations. secretary rubio is now in charge of the persnickety librarians at the national archives. you remember the ones who kicked off the trump raid, and the president met with congress to lay out his tax plan. listen. >> no tax on t

the plane went missing on its way to nome on thursday of the crash.here the kickoff for the philadelphia eagles take on the kansas city chiefs, super bowl in a row. i have more news �*you at the top of the hour. see you hello there. a rather grotty day for many of us on saturday, and some of that rain turned to snow over the tops it's just more of the same as we head through the next few brisk easterly wind. and the west in the shelter of that easterly wind, which we are set to keep, with high pressure out towards the east. the wind picking up across the southern half of the uk as we head through the day on sunday. this is how we'll begin the morning. of a patchy frost. perhaps lows of minus seven degrees celsius underneath some brightness and some sunshine to start the day. again, some hill fog. the cloud producing some drizzle, showers perhaps across east anglia. maybe something a little brighter developing out 5—8 degrees celsius. and into monday. this is how we'll begin the new working week, those clear skies in the north and the west. that cold—f

the wreckage was discovered friday about 30 miles 34 miles southeast of nome. the flight's intended destination. cnn's julia vargas jones has more. >> we're now entering day three of recovery operations on this crash. victor and amara, and the fact that it happened in alaska in winter is definitely not helping. this was a small commuter plane traveling from unalakleet to nome on thursday afternoon, but it never made it to where it was supposed to land on friday afternoon. a crew finally found the aircraft with the ten passengers, nine passengers and one pilot. ten victims, all dead. we are learning now some of the identities of these victims, among them rhone baumgartner, a utility operations technician, and kameron hartvigson, a utility operations specialist. both of them with the alaska native tribal health consortium. they said that they gave the ultimate sacrifice for the people that they were serving in that community. they were on their way to nome to help fix and maintain some of the water plants that this community badly needed. we also heard from the n

nome public schools honoring her on facebook, writing she had such a cheerful and bubbly personality and dedicated her post-retirement life to growing new teachers. she will be is sorely missed. the coast guard spotting the wreckage on friday, 34 miles southeast of its intended destination in nome. authorities say it vanished off radar about 40 minutes into the flight in bad weather. >> please know we'll work diligently to determine how this happened. >> reporter: rachel, this is now the third major aviation incident in a week that the ntsb is investigating. officials emphasize it is safe to fly. >> rachel: jacyln, thank you. >>> overseas now and to the reports that the newly freed israeli hostages were abused during 16 months in captivity. appearing thin and frail, so let's bring in abc's britt clennett in tel aviv. what more are you learning utthose hostages? >> reporter: those families of the three hostages released this weekend now describing how the men endured horrific conditions. you can see them there. looking frail and gaunt as they were handed over from hamas to the red cro

the cessna caravan was headed to nome when it disappeared off the radar 12 miles offshore. the plane belongs to bering air. the nome fire department is doing an active ground search. >>> turning to the tragic mid-air collision in washington, d.c. crews have recovered most of the wreckage of the military helicopter that crashed into an american airlines jet last week. the ntsb says the air traffic control display showed the helicopter was flying 100 feet above its limit at the time of the crash that killed 67 people. now the faa is taking steps to scale back air traffic into and out of washington's reagan national airport. it comes as president trump suggested the antiquated atc system played a role in the collision. >> we should have had better equipment. we don't. we have obsolete equipment. >> the new transportation secretary says elon musk will help overhaul air traffic control. >>> a utility company has admitted that several videos suggest a possible link between their equipment and the deadly eaton fire. but southern california edison says they have not found broken co

a massive search, controllers lost control of the plane on what could have been a short flight to nometonight, air traffic control audio revealing and urgent call to the pilot warning the plane's altitude appeared to be dangerously low and then nothing. the airport reporting snow and ice conditions at the time. tom costello has late word of this desperate search for the missing aircraft, tom? >> reporter: a late update, the coast guard says they have found the wreckage of this flight that's been missing for more than 24 hours and unfortately all 10 people on board were found deceased. the plane broken up on what appears to be a rocky and snowy patch. the u.s. ntsb has dispatched a go team. >> in the vast expanse of the bering sea off alaska, around- the-clock search for a small commuter plane headed north. it was 3:18 p.m. thursday when bearing air flight 445 suddenly went off radar roughly 12 miles offshore, no emergency locator transmissions from the plane. at noon, the coast guard announced search teams have spotted something. >> at this time, there's been some sort of an item of in

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the cessna caravan was heading to nome. it belongs to bering air. the nome fire department is doing an active ground search. >>> a utility company has admitted that several videos suggest a possible link between their equipment and the deadly eaton fire. but southern california edison says they have not found broken conductors or evidence of fault energized lines. it killed at least 17 people. multiple lawsuits cite a video that shows sparks from a tower near where the fire started. >>> now on a dangerous winter weather for tens of millions across the country. 20 states socked in by a mix of snow, sleet and rain. whiteout conditions in michigan and flash floods in hard-hit charleston, west virginia. and there's more on the horizon. let's bring in meteorologist denise isaac who is tracking it all for us. good morning, denise. >> good morning, frances. yes, as you mentioned, we are tracking another area of low pressure, but today it's fairly quiet. for the exception of upstate new york where we do have a snow squall warning in effect from rochester to

the cessna plane was heading from yunnan to nome thursday afternoon.lost radar contact 12 miles offshore above the bering sea. the nome volunteer fire department says the pilot had told air traffic control it was going to enter a holding pattern. while waiting for the runway to be cleared. the u.s. coast guard says something then caused this plane to rapidly lose elevation, though they haven't said why that happened, officials did say there were no signs of distress from the plane. now that all victims have been recovered, the ntsb says it will now turn to the aircraft. >> we will recover the wreckage. we do have a short window where we have weather, bad weather coming in, some snow. and please understand that some difficult conditions, because this is on an ice floe. >> the ntsb is also investigating two other major aviation disasters. that mid-air collision between a regional jet and an army blackhawk in dc, and the crash of a medical transport jet in philadelphia. the ntsb releasing this video over the weekend, showing them examining the wreckage fr

it was found 34 miles southeast of nome.ring air flight took off from yunnan to nome at around 2 p.m. local time thursday. it was about 12 miles off shore when officials lost contact with the plane. they say there were no signs of distress from the plane before it went missing. >> at around 3:18 p.m. yesterday afternoon. this aircraft experienced some kind of event which caused them to experience a rapid loss in elevation and a rapid loss in speed. what that event is, i can't speculate. >> the crash in alaska comes in the wake of two fatal plane crashes. last week, 67 people were killed in a mid-air collision between an american eagle flight and an army blackhawk in dc, and seven people were killed after a medical transport plane crashed in philadelphia. all major parts of the regional jet and the military helicopter have been recovered from the potomac river. as the ntsb conducts their investigation, transportation secretary sean duffy is calling for a review of helicopter traffic around dca. >> 28 entities that fly helicop

and the wreckage in nome, alaska, with harsh winter weather already on the way. cnn's julia vargas jones is joining us now with the latest on the recovery effort efforts. julia. >> yeah, fred, we are learning the identity of two of those victims. the two men, ron baumgartner, utility operations technician, and cameron hartvigsen, a utility operations specialist. they were both working for the alaska native tribal health consortium. they were there to repair very necessary infrastructure for this remote location, for this community. the organization they worked for, saying they gave the ultimate sacrifice for the people that they serve in alaska. now, as you mentioned, these inclement weather conditions, it is winter in alaska, but both slushy ice and snow and wind has made it quite difficult for a rescue crews to get to this plane. almost 24 hours after it went missing and lost control, lost contact with the control tower. that's when a team was able to arrive. the coast guard says. an mh 60 jayhawk was able to locate that aircraft on the afternoon of friday and

residents in nome saying it is very tight-knit.e is affected by this in some way, and now investigators are focused on figuring out why this happened. this morning, the u.s. coast guard releasing this photo of the mangled wreckage of the plane that vanished over open water in alaska. three bodies of the ten on board recovered. >> the remaining seven people are believed to be on board, and, unfortunately, of course, it does not appear to be a survivable crash. >> reporter: the bering air plane took off from unalakleet thursday headed for nome airport but about 40 minutes into the flight, the plane disappearing from radar. air traffic control radioing the aircraft. >> low altitude alert, bering air 445, check your altitude immediately. >> reporter: moments later -- >> bering air 445, anchorage center, radar contact is lost. >> this aircraft experienced some kind of event, which caused them to experience a rapid loss in elevation and a rapid loss in speed. >> reporter: the aircraft was 12 miles offshore when officials lost its positio

we know that the fbi is now coming into nome. they say they are going to track the passengers through cell phone tracking, so that may help them in the search. we just saw that governor mike dunleavy tweeted. he says that he and his wife, rose, are heartbroken by the disappearance of the bering air flight over norton sound. he says our prayers are with the passengers, the pilot and their loved ones during this difficult time. he goes on to say that they are monitoring the ongoing search and rescue efforts, and they stand ready to support. so obviously a very heartbreaking situation considering this is the third plane that has either crashed or disappeared within the last eight days. so hopefully investigators figure out what happened with this plane. but as the time ticks on, chris, it's obviously very tough for families that are waiting for answers. >> without a doubt. dana griffin, thank you. in 90s, there are 15 people held at guantanamo. now, the secretary of homeland security is there to see how they're going to house see ho

according to the nome volunteer fire department. the pilot told air traffic control that he was entering a holding pattern while waiting. for a runway to clear. we know that there is one pilot and nine passengers on this flight. and you see this this path that it was taking. >> it was about. >> 12 miles. >> off the coast of nome when it did disappear. that's when local officials learned around 4 p.m. about this missing aircraft. the weather at the time was about 14 degrees. there was some light snow. however. the weather conditions deteriorated as they began their search. looking for this aircraft that obviously hurt. looking for it from the sky. it also hurt ground searching. they're back at it again this morning. the weather conditions improving this morning, but still they haven't had any luck so far. we've already heard from some of the searching parties that they've already turned around. another coast guard flight, heading out there to try to see if they could find this aircraft. we do know that the coast guard is involved. th

on secretary nome as she steps into this position and leads us, we ask that you will give her the wisdom of solomon, the patience of joe, the strength of samson as she provides leadership. we ask the blessing on the transition, on her family and her time here. now, lord, we ask that you will also be here with us at this time. as we go through the time honored tradition is to welcome a new leader. we ask your blessing on her, on all of us, and on this great nation. in your holy name, we pray. amen. please remain standing for the acting deputy secretary, corey huffman. this is a great day please join me in welcoming the secretary of the department of homeland security, the honorable christi noem's. unanimously reads that body bag and. baby, don't get down. don't you worry about the plane goes away. a man. hey, that's all right. we need i don't know the girl used to be in it. you ain't noticed the kids to sleep. you want momma, you turn me on. is coming and room to song. no, laurel and hardy. momma. they want to you see, they won't. good afternoon. it's good to see all of you. go ahead and

carolina, still today thousands remain homeless and massive destruction in the area and secretary nomes getting is firsthand look at that today. she's about to visit a debris site after being briefed on water debris removal according to the dhs. that's a key part in the cleanup process there. she saw some of the damage in the region, met with your is survivors and samaritan's purse. they're doing a lot of relief work for survivors. today's visit comes as president trump and some of his administration are criticizing fema for its response to helene. during his last visit to north carolina, he said he's considering getting rid of the agency altogether. here is the president just a few days ago. >> fema under biden was a disaster, they were almost not even-- they essentially weren't even there. >> fema says it's continuing to help over 150,000 families in north carolina through funding, temporary housing and other basic needs. local, state and federal lawmakers say it's going to take a massive amount of funding to fully recover, and representative pat harrigan says the long-term major iss

it was found 34 miles southeast of nome.nside, the remaining seven are believed to be inside the aircraft, but crews couldn't access them last night because of the conditions of the plane. the bearing air flight took off at around 2 p.m. loaning time thursday. it was about 12 miles offshore when officials lost contact with the plane. they say there were no signs of distress from the plane before it went missing. >> at around 3:18 p.m. yesterday afternoon this aeroa craft experienced -- air a craft experienced some kind of event which caused them to experience a rapid loss in elevation and a rapid loss in period. what that that event is, i can't speculate. >> reporter: the crash the in alaska comes in the wake of two fatal plane crashes. last week 67 people were killed in a a mid-air collision between an american eagle flight and an army a black hawk in d.c., and seven people were killed after a medical transport plane crashed in philadelphia. all major parts of the regional jet and the my tear helicopter -- military helicopt

border security front and center with secretary hegseth visiting one day after secretary nome was downrder as she highlights a key component to solving this crisis. >> relationships with the local leaders are going to matter. i think it helps that i have been a governor. not be able to make progress if you are not talking. >> ainsley: lawrence is live down in texas where he will meet with secretary hegseth later today. trump's tariffs are set to go into effect later tonight and he says the move will all be worth it. >> steve: meanwhile, democrats are dragging their feet to fill a key seat. republicans in congress might need to help with trump's agenda. house speaker mike johnson responds live. so the second hour of the "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: we have a fox news alert. ppete hegseth make firsttrip ase traveling to fort bliss to the southern border saying in a quote on x potus wants 100 percent operational control of the border and we will deliver border security because it's national security. >> ainsley: we have already seen results from the trump administration's d

and secretary nome, the president did it. they just deputized them as federal agents.have seen this a lot in federal task force as well where they will deputize locals. they are doing the same thing for these national guards as well, guys. >> steve: goes to show you how it's the whole of government. it's not just the feds, particularly where you are, down in texas. it's texas well. so, rather than, you know, us hearing for the last four years, greg abbott, he can't even touch them because the federal authorities control the border now the state is helping the feds. might not be the same case in arizona or new mexico, but it is in texas. >> lawrence: so, let me give some color to this. some of this stuff has just been overcomplicated. all right. let me give you an example. yesterday, we were on the horses with the mounted unit. one of the agents said, listen, some of our equipment is outdated. and i'm wondering, secretary, if you can get this approved. she goes i'll sign the invoice when we get back to the office. let's just get this going. this doesn't have to go throu

and it is based in nome with courage go and passenger flight 70 2:30 two communities along the alaskath coast. now, the fire department says the fbi is headed their way. the fbi is going there to try to track the people on this plane and the plane itself they're trying to find cell phone data if they can find anything at all. we are expecting a news conference from the nome fire department and the sour so we will bring you updates we get. >> john: alicia acuna please do, sandra periods paid to president trump about to speak after meeting with japanese prime minister. the parent discussing the plans for japan's further investments in the u.s. during the first sit down meeting, it happened earlier today. it is ongoing and we will see the two of them but first peter doocy lead from the white house. peter, what else did they discuss? >> we know from president trump's comment a few minutes ago they are talking about ai. he didn't think deepseek chinese release last week was that big of a deal. impact, he thought it was a good thing for the ai competition. they will talk about north korea a

the plane was found in pieces, in snow and in the water more than 30 miles southeast of nome. the coast guard commander says something happened to cause the flight to dramatically lose speed and elevation. the discovery of seven cases of bird flu in poultry has prompted new york's governor to close all live bird markets in nassau, suffolk and westchester counties. also in new york city, new york governor kathy hochul announced yesterday that the markets will be closed through february 14th and must be inspected before reopening. she calls it a proactive action, adding that, quote, there is no immediate public health threat. new york state health commissioner also said that new york does not have any cases of bird flu in humans. broadway and film actor tony roberts has died at the age of 85. no cause of death has been given. roberts was well known for appearing in many woody allen films. the actor appeared in allen's productions of annie hall and hannah and her sisters. he also costarred with julie andrews in victor victoria. his tv credits include murder, she wrote and law and

the wreckage was discovered friday about 34 miles southeast of nome. the flight's destination. cnn's julia vargas jones has more. >> recovery operations are still ongoing. the fact that this crash happened in the middle of winter in northern alaska is certainly not helping. this was a small commuter plane that was going from unalakleet to nome on thursday afternoon, and never made it to its destination. on friday, crews did find the aircraft, but the ten passengers inside, nine passengers and one pilot and victims inside. we're now learning some more about those victims. two of them worked for the alaska native tribal health consortium. their rhone baumgartner, or utility operations technician and kameron hartvigson, a utility operations specialist. they were there to work on a critical system for the community's water plant. the organization saying they gave the ultimate sacrifice for the people they served. we're also learning more about the details of this investigation. we heard from the national transportation safety board on saturday, saying that the recovery of those vic

so this plane disappeared yesterday afternoon on a flight from utica to nome, alaska.so this plane took off around 237 on thursday, and the plane was just 40 minutes, or i should say 40 minutes after departing and just ten minutes before its scheduled arrival, that plane disappeared about 12 miles off shore. now, according to the nome fire department, before the plane vanished, the pilot actually told air traffic control that he was entering a holding pattern while waiting for a runway to be cleared. now, there were no weather advisories at the time, however, there was low visibility and light snow in the area. you've now got multiple agencies conducting the search, including the coast guard, and we have heard some updates that they've searched all night, but unfortunately they have not been able to locate this plane. again, nine passengers and one pilot on board. officials believe that this plane was over the water at the time, but that's also their worst fears. because of that icy, watery condition. it's making the search really difficult. they've got specialized pla

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and the wreckage in nome, alaska. with inclement weather on the way.'s julia vargas jones is joining us with the very latest on this. julia, what do we know about the. recovery? >> yeah, fred. >> about 34. miles southeast of where that plane was supposed to. >> have landed. >> is where that wreckage. >> was found in there. >> those ten. >> victims. >> nine passengers, one pilot. >> now we are. >> learning the. >> identity of some of those victims. >> two of them. >> we have ron baumgartner, a. >> utility operations. >> technician. >> and. >> cameron hartvigsen, a utility operations specialist. >> both of them. >> were. >> working for the native. >> tribal health. >> consortium of alaska. >> they were there. >> to repair. >> to. >> work on very critical. >> infrastructure for. >> this community in the dead of winter. the organization they worked for saying. that they gave the ultimate. sacrifice to help the people who needed them so badly. now, authorities are saying that that recovery was so difficult due to those weather conditions that you were descr

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it was on its way to the city of nome with ten people aboard. when contact was lost.he aircraft was found about 34 miles from its destination. three bodies were recovered, and officials believe the other seven are inside the plane, which is currently inaccessible. a spokesperson for the u.s. coast guard say crews have not yet been able to fully access the aircraft. three states, including washington and oregon, filed a new lawsuit today over the president trump's order designated to ban federal funding for gender affirming care for people under the age of 19. washington attorney general nick brown claims the order violates the 10th and fifth amendment's equal protection and the separation of powers. today's 36 page complaint says the order discriminates against transgender people by defunding and criminalizing lawful health care available to cisgender people. disneyland is offering free park tickets to first responders who fought against the los angeles county fires. heroes. tickets will be available for california based first responders, as well as people who provide

authorities say the pilot had told air traffic control in nome that it was going to enter a holding pattern while waiting for a runway to be cleared. the u.s. coast guard says something then caused the plane to rapidly lose elevation. >> we will recover the wreckage. we do have a short window where we have weather. bad weather coming in, some snow. and please understand that some difficult conditions, because this is on an ice floe. >> tonight, authorities say there were no signs of distress from the plane. one arizona couple is celebrating an extra special valentine's day this year, after a man's wife became ill and needed a liver transplant. he immediately stepped in to help. fox ten's dominique newland has the story. >> college sweethearts sally and todd met while attending arizona state university. todd popped the big question on valentine's day, getting engaged in 1979, but little did they know their partnership would truly rely on one another. after sally started feeling dizzy in 2001. >> i just got dizzy and dizziness. that wasn't typical at all for me, and it just went on for months

describe how she would see over the horizon and would come nomes father, who was a us who is a hebrew linguist, and how distinguished he looked when he was coming to visit noam, who's a bit a funny story, and my father had described to me how noam cutler were something beat him and i so i don't know told this story and i was in interviewing russell brand for the for democracy now! and sat down and began to talk and he said is it true that noam chomsky bit your father. so i said, well, you know, we're on the air. and so then because another journalist heard this in the states, they asked noam this question. noam called me, he said, how could you possibly say so? i said, no, we're going to change. i'm going to say, you were known my father described to me in camp as the as his bunkmate with biting criticism. okay. yeah so wait, wait. can clarify, is it true that noam chomsky, your father. i'm not. i cannot confirm or deny. but anyway, it was wonderful to know. known for all of these years. can you tell us a little bit about your exposure to his obviously the work you do at democracy now

the bering air single engine plane was on its way to nome, alaska before the crash. legislature is asking president trump to retain the name of denali for north america's tallest peak. during his first day in office, the president declared he was bringing back the name mt. mckinley. the republican controlled state senate voted 19-to-zero on the resolution, weeks after the house passed a similar measure. denali, meaning the high one, is the name given by athabascan tribal members, who have lived in the region for centuries. sources on the ground in sudan tell the new york times hundreds of people have been killed in recent days, as fighting escalates in the country's civil war. the un reported this week at least 80 deaths in the southern city of kadugli. residents there say they don't have access to food or medicine. as the civil war approaches its third year, the sudanese army and rival rapid support forces have also clashed in the capital khartoum, and in omdurman, sudan's second-largest city. the un says at least 40 children were among those killed, just this month

it was a commuter plane that crashed on thursday while it was headed home to -- headed to nome, alaskapeed. weather cameras do show near white-out conditions at the time of the flight. the ntsb is investigating as crews struggle to secure the wreckage on unstable sea ice. well, president trump warning the u.s. might lose patience with the cease fire deal between israel and hamas after seeing the condition of three recently released hostages. watch. >> i watched the hostages come back today. and they look like holocaust survivors. they were in horrible condition. you know, at some point we're going to lose our patience. when i see that scene that i saw today with people coming out of helicopters and airplanes that aare emaciated, look like they haven't had a meal in a month, no reason for that and i don't know how much longer we can take it. >> maria, you spoke with israeli president isaac herzog about this yesterday. >> this is ellie sharpi. his wife and daughters were murdered and butchered on october 7th, his brother was murdered and butchered by hamas in gaza. you can see ellie befo

talking about a single engine cessna being operated by bearing air as we mentioned was on its way to nomend about 35 miles away from its destination. earlier in the day officials had spotted an item of interest while looking for the aircraft. they weren't elaborating at this time but now have found the aircraft matching the one that went missing. meanwhile back in washington. most of the wreckage of american airlines 5342 and black hawk helicopter have been recovered. investigators say they are still searching for any small debris that may be left in the potomac. in the wake of the crash we heard from former secretary of state hillary clinton accusing the trump administration, specifically elon musk doge effort of gutting safety standards by trying to reduce government staffing. clinton posted on x u.s. airlines had gone 16 years without fatal crashes, maga fired the faa chief, gutted the aviation security advisory committee and traffic air traffic controllers with layoffs. about you but mike whitaker the recent head of the faa also critical of musk's space agency was not fired he resigne

thursday on its way to the nome airport. 40 minutes into the flight, the plane disappeared from radare chair of the ntsb is in anchorage right now. >> the question is on the cause. still too early. again, we're in the initial stages. stages really focused first and foremost on the victims, which is what should be the focus right now. >> the pilot and nine passengers were killed. authorities are racing to recover their bodies before a major storm arrives in the area. new developments tonight on the current israel-hamas ceasefire agreement. hamas has released three more israeli hostages, and in exchange, israel freed nearly 200 palestinian prisoners. thely three israelis were held hostage for nearly 500 days. they were taken during the hamas led attack on israel on october 7th that sparked the war. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing growing pressure to extend the cease fire beyond its six week phase. however, he has signaled he would resume the war. sony's playstation network appears to be working again after it suffered an outage. it was down for about 24 hours, upsett

carrying ten people that went missing over an ip or guard said the main was 12 miles offshore flying from nomeh location lost. peer to the flight was scheduled to land 4:00 p.m. alaska time yesterday and flight radar data shows small aircraft reported information 3:16 above norton sound. >> todd: in the meantime it is up for president trump with a plan to release all of the jfk files. today's deadline comes two weeks after signed executive order demanding the files finally be declassified. the national intel director and attorney general, a 30 day review relating to the assassinations at the mlk jr. and senator rfk. they must also present the president with a plan to release those records. we wait with bated breath. in the meantime, and exciting night 2025 nfl awards in new orleans three days before super bowl lix. >> carley: chanley painter with big moments at the night. >> good morning carley and todd appeared to the first time in 38 years the quarterback went mvp award but not also awarded the first-team all-pro quarterback with buffalo bills qb josh allen taking home the top honor and surp

the cessna plane was heading from to nome thursday afternoon at los radar contract 12 miles offshore the volunteer fire department said the pilot had told air traffic control it was going to enter a holding pattern while waiting for the runway to be cleared the u.s. coast guard said something then because this plane to rapidly lose elevation though they have not said why that happened. officials did say there were no signs of distress from the plane. now all victims have been recovered the ntsb will now turn to the aircraft. >> we will recover the wreckage. we do have a short window where we have weather, bad weather coming in. it is snow. please understand some difficult conditions because this is on an ice flow. >> ntsb is investigating two other major aviation disasters. a midair collision between a regional jet and army blackhawk in washington to cc and crash of a medical jet. releasing this video over the weekend showing them examining the wreckage from the d.c. crash. all major parts have been recovered. now the ntsb says is looking for visual indicators that could give them cl

. >> for nome. >> thursday afternoon. >> and. >> officials lost contact. >> less than an hour later.ast. >> of nome. >> there were no survivors. >> and a trump appointed federal judge. >> temporarily blocked the administration from placing thousands of. usaid workers on leave friday. >> citing undue. >> risk and hardship. >> to the federal employees. >> however, in. >> a blow to the. >> agency. >> the. >> judge declined to lift the funding freeze. for now. funding freeze. for now. >> back to dateline. for almost a week, holly mcfeeture's family sat in a courtroom listening to prosecutors accuse holly of drip by drip, ounce by ounce, feeding her fiancée the poison and watching him die. monstrous, evil, and, said her family, completely untrue. just nasty gossip gussied up as evidence. it was just a bunch of people talking bad about my sister. such a one-sided "burn her at the stake" type of scenario. keith morrison (voiceover): defense attorneys brett jordan and billy summers agreed. it was all speculation. it was all just finger pointing without any basis. keith morrison (voiceover):

it was traveling from unalakleet to nome the wreckage was found yesterday.t 12 miles offshore on sea ice. today, cruz announced that the remains of all 10 people have been recovered, but crews were still working on recovering the aircraft. officials point to snow and fog is possible factors in the crash. in the east bay, antioch, police are looking for the woman on your screen who is suspected of stealing more than $9,000 in merchandise from target. police released this surveillance picture of her. they say the thefts have taken place over the last couple of months. anybody with information is asked to call the antioch police department. and take a look at this. san francisco mayor daniel lurie marked one month in office by participating in a community cleanup event. couple of san francisco supervisors also jumped in. lurie says that about 80 to 90 people showed up to help pick up trash. and he hoping for even more people will tend the next one. the recent storms in the bay area brought much-needed snow to the sierra center could spoke with some tahoe area s

secure the border but deport here illegally carrying it out with unprecedented seem thanks to secretary nomer doing operations in east san jose radio station broadcasting the live location. identifying the unmarked vehicles that they were in and again, against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fights to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of inquiry. a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that inquiry and explain how this could possibly be consistent with this public interest obligations i should have called you chairman. i apologize to for that people concerned about the spending here. if you want to know motivation. look at this $377,000 from u.s. aid workers go to democrats. 12 go to republicans. and you wonder if there is a political agenda there. at the very least you have to understand the concern? i look at usaid in particular operating as money laundering operation all sorts of radical causes everything from promoting divisive dei to actually helping to fund

cessna was scheduled to make 150 mile flight from a small community in western alaska to the city of nomeane was in the air for under an hour during dangerous weather. the coast guard says its last known location was 12 miles offshore. this marks the 3rd major incident involving u.s. aviation in little more than a week. the fate of 4 billion dollars in a global settlement for la hina wildfire. victims is now in the hands of the hawaii supreme court. whatever court decides could have a big impact on everyone in hawaii. reporter steve flori know explains why. the 4.0 3, 7 billion dollar global settlement for la hina wildfire. victims was announced in august. >> today the hawaii supreme court finally had the opportunity to question lawyers about the legality of it. it seems like you're crashing directly into state farm if 6, 6, 3, 10 does not apply. there's not a tort filed. then other segregation rates may apply. is that correct? what's wrong with this proceeding that it's somehow prejudicial at question? our insurance companies allowed to collect money from those at fault for the fires. th

coast guard released this photo of the wreckage found 34 miles southeast of nome. remaining seven are thought to be inside. it took off at 2 p.m. local time thursday. 12 miles off shore when officials lost contact with the plane. there were no signs of distress from the plane before it went missing. >> at around 3:18 p.m. yesterday afternoon this aircraft experienced some kind of event which caused them to experience a rapid loss in elevation and a rapid loss in speed. what that event is, i can't speculate to. >> the crash in alaska comes in the wake of two fatal plane crashes. last week 67 people were killed in a mid air collision between an american eagle flight and an army blackhawk in d.c. and seven people were killed after a medical transport plane crashed in philadelphia. all major parts of the regional jet and the military helicopter have been recovered from the potomac river as the n.t.s.b. conducts their investigation, transportation secretary sean duffy is calling for a review of helicopter traffic around d.c. >> those 28 entities that fly helicopters thr