then the ntsb has the rights to do whatever it needs to do to investigate that aircraft. ask the manufacturer, for example, to help. but right now, it's a big effort to gather all the evidence, interviews, and log books, and the aircraft itself. >> and can i just ask -- i keep looking down, looking at the video on our screen. and it's -- i'm blown away that obviously they avoided the shore, but there's people right in the water at this point in time. is it pure luck in this case that the blades and other portion of the helicopter didn't fly off and hit something or someone, or is it something about the design or landing angle the pilot might be going for in this case to prevent something like that? >> well, and so many factors -- here obviously they still had the blades functional, and the way that they hit the water, yes, had they been at an angle, the water could have easily taken off a blade or caused the aircraft itself to come apart. but it does appear that they were able to get it down without the blades coming off. now, you know, blades come off for a lot of reason

the ntsb has primary jurisdiction although state and local authorities are important. the ntsb has the rights to do whatever it needs to do to investigate that aircraft. they can take the helicopter apart if it's still intact. they can look at all the components. they can ask the manufacturer to help. but right now, it's a big effort to gather all the evidence. interviews and logbooks and the aircraft itself. >> we'll keep you updated and a quick programming note. cnn is premiering a new original series focused on the life and presidency of lyndon johnson. see how his presidency was as complicated as the times he served. tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. here's a preview. >> lbj was intensely aware that he came into the office under the cloak of tragedy. >> it drove him to try to do things no one else had ever achieved. >> he said to his aides, what the hell is the presidency for if you're not going to do something bold, why be here? >> i think lyndon johnson would be seen today as one of our greatest presidents because of all he did, but he made one bad mistake. >> vietna

the ntsb is also investigating that crash. a one person was killed.ve others were wounded in a shooting near demonstration in portland, oregon. it happened late last night near a park in the downtown area that has been a staging area for demonstrations against police killings. police say one woman was killed in the gunfire. three other women and two men were wounded. police have not yet revealed what led up to that shooting or if there have been any arrests. a federal judges now ruled that s a congressman eric swalwell can move forward with his lawsuit against former president donald trump. small wells legal action aims to hold the former president accountable for the january six insurrection at the capital last year. it is the first time a civil lawsuit like this has been allowed to move forward. the judge says that mr trump is not covered by the first amendment or presidential immunity enough to dismiss the lawsuit. the decision would open up new avenues of investigation if it is upheld. a group of longtime san francisco residents protested eviction

the faa and the ntsb are looking into what caused the chopper to crash.a hea hea hea hea hea kansas city area police officer. >> liz: an out-of-control driver slams into a car belonging to a stranded driver. it ricochets, you can see that, into the parked police car. it narrowly missed the officer. police say the damage was major, the injuries were minor. they begged drivers to slow down. don't rush to get around and give others extra space. hundreds of police in riot gear swept through canada, taking back control of the streets around the parliament. the crack down on the freedom convoy began friday morning, angry protesters who disagree with the covid restrictions retreated from the largest police operation in the country's history. police arrested demonstrators and towed their trucks. >> go home. if you don't go home, we will remove you from the streets. >> at least 170 people have been taken into custody. some vowed to stay on the streets. conservative groups in the helped to fund the protest. carnaval returns to the french riviera. spectators packed

reporter: the ntsb piecing together the final moments.chopper went down across the country, this one in miami beach, packed for the holiday weekend. the helicopter with three people on board hit the water in feet of swimmers. a risk you abc news about the team effort to help. >> we were able to get the first victim out and onto the paddleboard, then bring another patient out, then the third, the male was able to walk out. reporter: of the three on board the helicopter in miami beach, two were transported to the hospital in stable condition. the third person was able to walk away. at last checked, the officer involved in the crash in california is incredible condition. abc news, miami beach. liz: a heart stopping moment for a kansas city area police officer and the driver he helped. being jaw-dropping crash and out of control driver slams into a car belonging to a stranded driver. then it ricochets into the parked police car, narrowly missing the officer. police say the damage was major, but the injuries were thankfully minor. in a faceboo

according to the ntsb, the pilot reported mechanical difficulties before it plunged into a narrow stripwater. the ntsb was able to carefully pulled the helicopter wreckage out of the water yesterday saying it could take up to 18 months to complete their investigation and take a look at helicopter plummeted into the ocean narrowly missing swimmers. this happened over the weekend off the coast of miami beach. 2 passengers were taken to a nearby hospital in stable condition. nobody else was injured. the federal aviation administration is investigating the crash to determine what happened in the north bay. tonight, santa rosa police are searching for a man now wanted for taking off from the scene of a fiery crash this morning that knocked out power to homes and businesses. police say an officer spotted the crash early this morning near still in coffee lanes. police say the officer saw the man running away from the car after it went up in flames. >> despite that search officers could not find it. >> francisco police are investigating the death of a 16 year-old girl. police say that they foun

the ntsb is now investigating. >>> and then sadly, passengers in another helicopter crash in californialos angeles. tell us more about what happened there. >> just cue me. >> all right, camilla, what is happening? >> hey, fred. we are in the middle of this investigation as we speak. you can even see a part of that helicopter here behind me. i'm going to step out of the way so that you can see a better picture of what's going on here. what we're seeing is both ntsb personnel and members of the orange county sheriff's office, you're seeing those divers there. well, the sheriff's office has a team of accident reconstruction and so that's what you're seeing. we also believe they are trying to maybe put a harness around that helicopter to pull it out of the water. the crane is here and the divers are coming in and out. now according to the chief of police in huntington beach, he says they just do not know why or how this happened. but as a result of this, what they're doing is pulling all of the helicopters out of the air as they conduct this investigation and figure out exactly why this hel

the ntsb is looking into what caused the crash. fortunately, no one on the beach was injured. >>> some weekend we will not have a coronavirus update, but this is not the weekend. in fact, it is the first weekend since california lifted its indoor mask mandate that this comes fossilization cases continue to fall nationwide. the transmission rate in california is now at 5.4%. governor newson announced his next recovery plan this week. he wants to expand testing and vaccinations, including school- based vaccine sites. >> we have all come to understand what was not understood at the beginning of this crisis, that there is no end date. there is not a moment where we declare victory. >> meanwhile, dr. anthony fauci still warned that getting rid of masks is risky. there is another concern tonight. the omicron sub variant is showing it may spread faster and cause more severe disease. >> the good news is we are not seeing much of it in the united states. if we are going to live with this, let's live with this as safe as we possibly can. >>

. >> reporter: the ntsb is investigating. blayne alexander, nbc news. >>> queen elizabeth has tested positive for covid-19. according to the palace, the queen is experiencing modest symptoms it comes after her son prince ago and also spent time with the queen. a number of cases have been reported at windsor castle spread across the front page, the queen's dedication to keep working. she wasn't too sick to congratulate the women's curling team over their victory in japan. she turns 96 in april. >>> there's good news in the fight against coronavirus as infection rates are plummeting across the country the cases have dropped by 67% in the last two weeks, but the covid decline isn't just being felt in american foreign countries are feeling it as well. israel will own to all foreign tourists regardless of their vaccination status as of march 1st. >>> but after a nearly two-year ban, borders are heading to australia. meanwhile justin bieber is the latest pop star who has contracted covid his concert series just kicked off. he was s

the ntsb will determine the exact cause of the crash. they say their investigation could take 12 to 18 months. >>> still ahead, electric cars taking center stage at the oldest autoshow in america. >>> the fight to protect some northern californian bald eagles from bird lovers getting too close. >>> all-new at 6:00, double check your devices 3g service which is shutting down. >>> three, two, one. power, lift off. >>> a clear blue sky lift off of the spacex talking nine rocket from cape canaveral, launching nearly 4 dozen satellites into space, and then safely landing the returning rocket for the 100th time. the satellites were sent into a circular orbit to reduce potential risk from solar storms. >>> the oldest and longest running autoshow in north america making plenty of room for the latest electric vehicles. the highly anticipated chicago autoshow had more than 12 electric vehicles on display. nationwide ev sales jumped nearly 85% last year and many drivers are eager to make the shift from gas engines. >> new technology. electric vehic

whit, tonight the faa and ntsb are looking into what caused the chopper to crash down in front of that crowded beach. whit? >> elwyn lopez with that incredible video. thank you. >>> now to the latest clashes in canada. police moving in on the remaining protesters from the so-called freedom convoy, saying the occupation is now over. smoke seen blowing through the crowd. according to authorities, some demonstrators using tear gas and smoke grenades against the officers. dozens of people arrested and dozens of trucks and other vehicles were towed. abc's kenneth moton reporting tonight from ottawa. >> reporter: tonight, clashes in canada's capital city. officers clearing the last protesters of the so-called freedom convoy. some defiant, shoving, face-to-face, pushing back against police. >> that's my mother! don't you touch her! >> reporter: police in riot gear accusing protestors of using gas and smoke grenades. officers armed with batons and rubber bullets -- >> hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: hitting back with pepper spray. this man dragged away. more than 170 demonstrators arrested in this

areas, you know, they're designed for that, then there is -- there are exceptions >> reporter: the ntsb is investigating. blayne alexander, nbc news >>> nba's brightest were shining in cleveland for this year's all-star game. team lebron and team durant traded big dunks and explosive plays all game long, lighting up the scoreboard and it was a historic night for steph curry, whose 50 points was good for a second most in a single all-star game close down the stretch, the game came down to the last bucket >> good! that's the winner! >> the king stays the king in cleveland. team lebron gets the win 163-160. and after his 50-point performance steph curry was awarded the kobe bryant trophy for all-star game mvp. >> a lot of you have a long weekend. let's turn to your presidents day weather. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is in for janessa today. hi, michelle good morning. >> good morning to both of you and it's another week and another big winter storm we're watching we'll watch it move across the country. let's start with the winter weather alerts out there because 15 million people ar

the ntsb is now part of this investigation. david? >> all right, ken moton with us tonight, thank you. >>> there is also a developing headline north of the border. canadian prime minister justin trudeau declaring a national emergency, to halt anyone connelling from the u.s. to join the protests. here's pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, canada taking drastic new action to end the trucker convoy protest, paralyzing the country's capital city. justin trudeau invoking the emergencies act, a never before used law granting the canadian government broad powers, including the ability to remove vehicles and freeze bank accounts. >> occupying streets, harassing people, breaking the law, this is not a peaceful protest. the time to go home is now. >> reporter: tonight, officials blocking people from crossing the border into canada. >> the canadian border services agency is already turning back non-canadians trying to enter canada to participate in blockades. >> reporter: for the past three weeks, truckers have been clogging the strwa. disr

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the ntsb is working to figure out why the helicopter went down. the governor said, our thoughts are with his family , friends and the entire huntington's beach police department officer vela's bravery and commitment to protecting his community will not be forgotten. the governor also said in honor of officer vela flags at the state capitol will be flown at half staff. alright as we take a look at the weather out there. we have a shot here. actually i took this yesterday at near beaches because it was such a pretty day. now everything's going to change around the south. sunny it looks there and how lack of wind it's going to be different the next few days, much cooler, not beach days. no beach weather. for at least the first three days, four days of this week. these are the highest from today. it's going to get colder. we've got that weather system that kind of past bias today and didn't bring showers or anything , but it just brought a much cooler air mass into our region. the high has been weakened now. that was the source of our heating and in t

it will be up to the ntsb to figure out what went wrong with both crashes. we do have some good news in southern california, the second officer in the crash was treated and released from the hospital. linsey? >> that is good news. will, thank you. >>> we move on now to the weather whiplash for millions in the east and the cross-country storms sweeping in from the west this week. let's go to rob marciano. time it all out for us. >> reporter: well, with the two systems, i think with them, we're going to see most everybody get a piece of the action. the alerts are expansive, from kentucky to southern california. most of which are winter storm watches and warnings. let's look at the flakes fly. the first one through the northern rockies and northern plans, north of chicago mostly. south of chicago, rain. some of it heavy. severe weather tomorrow, dallas through little rock, then quickly into the northeast. mostly heavy rain into the northeast. but a colder shot coming in thursday and friday with a more winter-like system. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> now to th

kumasi: the ntsb investigating a helicopter crash of the southern california coast.ed a police officer saturday night near newport beach. officers were responding to a disturbance call when the chopper had a mechanical issue. witnesses described a sputtering sound, but they say it did not sound like a normal helicopter and came dangerously close to shore. >> somehow, he managed to get it into the day. if he had landed on the hill, there would be casualties. kumasi: nicolas batum was killed. he was a 14 year veteran. the other officer who was a pilot was treated for injuries. closing arguments in the federal hate crime trial of three georgia men accused and convicted of killing ahmaud arbery. the jury heard testimony last week. gregory mcmichael, his son, and william bryan killed arbery in 2020. the three chased him down while he was jogging. a georgia judge sentenced them to life terms. prosecutors argued race was a factor. reggie: the san francisco mayor appeared on me depressed, talked about recalls, the school board. she supported the school board recalled but has

ntsb and faa are investigating, mike. mike: interesting, christina coleman live in los angeles, thanks a lot. the world's longest reigning monarch tested positive for covid-19. queen elizabeth is only experiencing mild cold-like symptoms and will still perform, quote, light duties this week according to buckingham palace. 95-year-old queen received 3 doses of the vaccine and prince charles and daughter-in-law camila contracted the virus earlier this month. more on the border next. ♪ ♪ ♪ if anyone knows about resilience, it's athletes. but today team usa isn't the only team being put to the test. businesses are facing mountains of their own. and just like our athletes, they're rising to the challenge. relying on the nation's largest gig-speed network and the world-class secure solutions from comcast business. for today's olympic winter games and every day after, we'll be there, keeping businesses ready for what's next. comcast business. powering possibilities.™ mike: live images from our drone at the southern border, migra

ntsb investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >> do we know how it hit the water?d on the video, that i think everyone has seen, it appears like a nose-down dissent. we need more forensic laboratory work. >> can you talk about the call? >> not much beyond that he stated they were having mechanical difficulties and this was after returning. >> investigators plan to transport the wreckage to phoenix to look at the engine closer. >>> a beach in miami just reopened one day after another helicopter crash. it was near swimmers on saturday with two injured in right now, federal investigations are under way into what might have caused that crashed. >>> the family of bernie madoff is back in the news with the sister of the wall street fraudster and her husband being found dead. police are investigating it as a murder-suicide with the bodies of 87-year-old sondra wiener and her 90-year-old husband, marvin, found in their florida home on thursday. they both had gunshot wounds from back in 2010. they faced a lawsuit and claimed nearly $2 million in profits from bernie madoff's

clearly, more people are commuting, and the ntsb says that means these numbers are not going down anyte of maryland is averaging more than one fatal car crash each day. one. those crashes was here on this stretch of highway. the highway of death, jake. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> the chinese government is changing how movies are made in hollywood. they're not doing it through censorship but they are having a tremendous influence on skyfall and many more. coming up in our behind china's wall series. stay with us. they were the first to be verified by usp, an independent organizatioion that sets strict q quality and purity standards. nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommenended vitamin and supplement brand. (doorbell rings) (family chattering) - [announcer] meat-itation, a sense of calm that ces from being transported to your umami place. grubhub. ♪ chicka-chicka among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensi

investigators with the ntsb said the pilot reported mechanical difficulties seconds before the helicopter went down. two veteran officers were on board. one was killed, the other was injured, but is reportedly doing well today. and no changes in the conditions of those injured on saturday afternoons helicopter crash of miami beach. three people were on board. the lightweight chopper went down three feet from the crowded shore. good samaritans pulled them out of the water. the 59-year-old pilot was not hurt. the passengers, his wife, and a 39-year-old woman were injured. they remain in the hospital and the crash is under investigation. dan: next, a disturbing discovery in palo alto, but the written words of hate sparking the opposite reaction. ama: plus you break it, you fix it. but when it comes to your smartphone, you're often not able to fix it. able to fix it. what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine dan: in t

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ntsb investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. >> reporter: was it upside down at the time? >> just based on the video it appears to be -- from what it looks like right now and we need to look at the video. >> reporter: so there was a mayday type of call. can you talk about that? >> they were having mechanical difficulties and that was after the return. truck investigators plan to transport the wreckage to phoenix to take a closer look at the engine and meanwhile the officer who died is nicholas vahe a 14 year veteran of the police force and he leaves behind a wife and daughter. last night fellow officers and paramedics of the first responders joined a police procession and the body was draped in an american flag transported to the corners office. >>> still ahead, a car plows into a san francisco restaurant and the aftermath of a high- speed chase caught on camera plus. the point bonita lighthouse has reopened after two years and it is a welcome sight to a pandemic. will have that story coming up. >>> a legendary san francisco hotel is gettin >>> new video into the newsroom

the ntsb and faa are investigating, eric. >> are thoughts of course with the officer's family and hisseason may be overcome it is but nascar while it is in high gear right now. the daytona 500 held today. life at the daytona international speedway next with a look at the race. ♪ isn't that right limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows a whistle. [a vulture squawks.] oh boy. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from only pay for what you need. overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. >> drivers, start, your engines! [cheers and applause] eric: start of the engines, nfl hall of fame cornerback charles woodson announcing the start of the 64th running of the daytona 500. that was followed by the waving of the green flag at the great american race by fox corporation executive chairman and ceo lachlan murdoch. charles watson live in the middle of everything at the speedway with all the actionmen. >> reporter: hey, eric. the daytona 500 underway live on fox, as

will continue to receive medical attention, and will follow all the appropriate guidelines a >> the ntsb now piecing together the final moments. this crash happening just hours after another chopper went down across the country. this one on crowded miami beach, packed for the weekend. the helicopter with three people on board, hit the water within feet of swimmers. a rescuer exclusively telling abc news about the team effort to help. >> we were able to get six, seven rescuers to get in the water, and the bystanders pulling the first patient, and and the third one which was the male was able to rock himself out. >> reporter: of the three who are on board the helicopter here on miami beach, the two were transported to the hospital in stable condition. the third, able to walk away, and that last check, the officer in california is in the hospital in critical condition. whit? >> all right, victor. thanks for that updated information. >>> we move on now to beijing and the final day of the winter games. the last medal events happening overnight, and a closing ceremony this morning marking the

the ntsb is investigating the cause of that crash.icahn is pushing mcdonald's to change the way it buys pork. some pork suppliers are accused of using small cages to constrain pregnant pigs. icahn has nominated two new executives with the board of the fast food company in a bid to help promote his cause. mcdonald's had pledged to source all of its pork from pigs not housed in those crates by the end of last year, but it says the pandemic has delayed the move until the end of this year. the department of justice is now looking into the claim by an african american couple who say their home was undervalued by an appraiser because of racism. tanisha take austin and her husband say they spent months renovating their home. white appraiser told them the home was worth less than a million dollars when they had a white friend showing the praise of the property there. in marin county , the value came in half a million dollars higher. the couple has filed a federal lawsuit claiming the appraiser violated federal housing authority rules. and a j

and the ntsb and the orange county sheriff's office are investigating. 6.19, right now. president biden has agreed to meet with russian president vladimir putin trying to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis along the ukraine border. that meeting, though, does come with one condition. russia cannot invade ukraine while they're talking. we've got basil, john live from dc with the latest on the story that we've been following. >> on a daily basis. basil, good morning. >> well, james darya, good morning. and yes, the u.s. is doing whatever it takes to prevent a war from breaking out in eastern europe. and they're doing so by focusing in on diplomacy. but at the same time, preparing for the worst-case scenario. tensions rise as u.s. leaders warn of a potential invasion by russia into ukraine because of tensions in eastern ukraine. tensions created. >> by russia and the separatists forces. it backs there on cbs news's face the nation. secretary of state antony blinken. >> says the u.s. is still focused on a diplomatic solution despite the presence of at least 100, 50,000

the ntsb points out that driving miles on average are going up, as more people are going back to commutingent, state wide, for every day of 2022. brianna? >> too many. pete muntean, thank you. >>> "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, february 8th, i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman this morning. frantic diplomacy under way on two continents this morning as the world tries to avert a russian invasion of ukraine. just a short time ago, french president emmanuel macron arrived in kyiv. macron is meeting with ukraine's president zelensky, a day after his face to face with vladimir putin in moscow. this morning the kremlin says russian troops will meet with braun. there is no specific timeline for the withdraw. all of this as president biden is presented -- trying to present a united front with a key ally in europe and after issuing a big threat vowing to shut down a crucial gas pipeline if russia invades. biden hosted german chancellor olaf scholz at the white house and despite the pledges of unity, the

the ntsb is expected to release a preliminary report on the crash within a few days.w millions americans are dealing with wicked weather. several water rescues were required in tennessee after roads were just inundated with water there. meanwhile roads in massachusetts were blanketed in white, where snow storm could dump up to a foot in the area. governors are urging residents to stay off the roads if possible or slow down. and keep a safe distance from plows. if driving fox weather's katie byrne has more millions of americans were under winter weather alerts today as the weeks second winter storm comes to an end, but it didn't go away quietly. people across the northeast woke up to a mix of sleet and freezing rain friday morning, a layer of ice coated roads in pennsylvania and new york. while further north snow was the biggest threat parts of massachusetts on injured two of snow per hour at times, but in boston, the bad weather didn't stop people from going outside, just took a trend and then it took me like 25 minutes. absolutely. it was not that bad. so come in, an

the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash.emony took place at mount vernon today to mark george washington's 290th birthday. the ceremony featured a pre positioned wreath in front of washington's tomb, along with the gun salute a military demonstration, patriotic music and many people dressed up in period costumes. and some cold weather and shall we weather potential for tomorrow and the next in the five day as well? so when i come back, we'll look at that the chances for some more showers all right. now, let's get over to ktvu heather holmes live in our newsroom with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu plus seven alex oakland's answer to the housing crisis turned police headquarters into apartments. we discussed this proposal live with the vice mayor, asking how many units how soon construction could begin. and where does opd co. also we continue to cover russian president vladimir putin's major escalation in the ukraine crisis. we talked with a foreign policy expert at the u

the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash.nts in michigan after a car lost control and slammed into a home narrowly missing a man who was sleeping inside. it happened earlier this morning in lavonia, which is outside of detroit. the homeowner says that car went right through the house and missed her husband by a foot or two because he was sleeping on the couch. the homeowner says she and her husband are okay. the driver of that car was taken to the hospital. their condition is not known at this time. the cause of the crash is being investigated. a man in phoenix, who is battling a l z is using his love for painting to help others with the disease artist eric boyne, brenner founded paint for a cure to raise money and help use the financial burden of others battling the disease. some of that help includes bathroom, remodels and other ways to make a living at home. we're comfortable, eric says painting also helps them to have a positive mindset. painting or just being creative in anything is very calming and therapeutic for me wh

the faa and ntsb are investigating that crash.m footage shows a close call involving a tesla on autopilot, a sheriff's deputy and a state trooper were thrown to the ground and that tests like crashed into a cruiser, which then pushed the patrol car into the two men. this happened in nash county, north carolina, in august of 2020. fortunately those officers were not badly hurt. authorities say that the tesla driver told them he was watching a movie on his cell phone. and another recall tonight for tesla owners . the electric carmaker is now recalling nearly 27,000 vehicles here in the u. s because the cabin heating systems may not defrost the windshield quickly enough. the newest recall involves certain 2021 2022 models, three s and x and some 2020 through 2022 model y vehicles. the issue centers on a software error that can impact the vehicles defrosting performance. tesla says it's preparing a software update to fix the problem. all the white house is making plans to help americans inside ukraine if russia invades as foxes, lucas

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the ntsb is investigating the cause of a police helicopter crash that left one pilot dead and anotheries, the two pilots were on board when they became trapped in the wreckage off of newport beach. 44 year old nicholas vea vela died from his injuries. he was a 14-year veteran of the huntington beach police department. the other pilot is a 16-year veteran and is in the hospital in critical condition. police say the helicopter was heading to a disturbance fight call when it crashed. and now to florida where another helicopter crashed this time into the water near a pact beaches. you can see bystanders quickly rushed in helping rescue the three people on board two of them were taken to the hospital and are said to be stable. here's abc news reporter ellen lopez. threatening scene unfolding in south beach a helicopter falling from the sky crashing near the shore and into crowded waters the area packed with beachgoers helicopter. just went down in miami. oh my god, part of the chomper sticking out of the water came down. smash blades went going that way helicopter started tipping everybody

there was finally a settlement that was not disclosed, but the ntsb did look at it, the national transportationafety board, and they concluded that a number of tenants in the building had reported smelling gas in the lead-up to this deadly explosion, and that those reports went unheeded. nobody reported the smell of gas to the gas company, and as a result seven people died and 30 were injured. can you talk, and others just in my remaining time, about how we can change the systems and incentives in a way to prevent that kind of deadly tragedy? this was, again, a building primarily populated by recent immigrants and people who are just not listening to their complaints. >> that's an extraordinarily tragic event, and those kinds of tragedies do happen in georgia as well. one of the challenges we face is that theres's a lack of investment in the enforcement of housing safety laws, and the staff is chronically under resourced. in some places like georgia, in fact, their power -- or their authority to inspect homes is limited by state law. in georgia it's unlawful for a community to inspect a propert

but the ntsb did look into it, the national transportation safety board andnd they concludd that a number of tenants in the building had reported. as a result, seven people died and many were injured. can you talk and others in my remaining time a about how we cn change the systems and incentives in a way to prevent that kind of deadly tragedy? this was, again, a building formerly populated by recent immigrants and people just were not listening to their complaints. so the housing code enforcement staff is often chronically under resourced and in some places like georgia in fact the power or the authority to inspect homes is limited by state law so it is unlawful for a community to inspect a property at all or have a rental registry without probable cause in terms of the oversight when it supports investments by out-of-state investors i think is important. >> i appreciate that. thank you, mr. chairman. i serve from a place that if you don't have a decent affordable place to live, nothing else works, not your job, education, health, nothing. when you lose your home, you lose more than just

. >> reporter: ntsb investigators are searching the wreckem for clues as to why these two helicoptersigating this terrifying scene. surveillance video capturing this hunten beach police helicopter crashing into a crowded harbor on saturday bystanders on boats rushing in to rescue the two police officers on board. >> like maybe like 50 feet away where they are trying to rescue a person inside the copter right now. it is insane. >> reporter: tragically 44 year old officer nicholas vella died from his injuries. the other officer was released from the hospital. providing air support for a domestic disturbance call when 32 minutes into flight something went wrong witnesses reporting the chopper suddenly going into a spiral. >> it was like flipping over and like spinning. and at that point you just see it going down. >> we're responding to a helicopter down off of south beach. >> reporter: just hours earlier of the packed shore of miami another chopper slamming into the ocean just feet from swimmers. >> the helicopter dame down. and smacked and hit the water. just glad nobody got hit by the

. >> reporter: the ntsb is investigating. >> blayne alexander reporting for us this. >>> the cdc reportsrt in the journal ""nature" shows the risk of heart failure increased by 72 percent in those who had been infected with covid. february is heart health awareness month. joining us now, acclaimed biological anthropologist dr. mayer. she is joining forces with cardiovascular researchers to raise awareness to the treatment of heart disease. thank you for being with us. this is an eye-popping study out of ""nature" that links heart disease to people who have had covid. how much stock do you put in the study and what can you tell us about it? >> sure. thank you so much for having me this morning to talk about an important issue that is, in fact, a silent crisis. when you talk about 6.2 million adults who have heart failure and it remains the number one cause of death and we still don't have effective treatments for it, it is time to start the conversation. that's one of the reasons that i did, in fact, partner with cytokinetics on this because i wanted to make sure we raised alarm bells and