peggy phillips helped administer cpr until the plane landed. and while there was nothing more that they could do, they responded with tremendous bravery and everybody is talking about it. so your bravery and compassion, we really appreciate it. thank you. the actions of the crew and passengers of southwest flight 1380 showed the great character of our nation. we are very proud of them. and god bless you all and thank you very much for being at the white house. it is an honor to meet you all. thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. we are going to exit. thank you. pres. trump: i think that president moon was very nice when he suggested it. i want to get peace. that is the main thing. it is a big problem and i think it will work out well. we are setting up meetings right now and i think will probably be announced over the next couple days, the location and date. but i thought it was very generous of president moon of south korea to make that statement. and i appreciate it. the main thing is to get i

peggy phillips, a school nurse, had been visiting her daughter and a grandbaby in new york. >> the baby's almost crawling now. >> reporter: now it was time to go home to texas. >> and so you know, we kissed, we hugged, and then out the door and in the cab and off to the airport. >> reporter: hollie mackey, an associate professor of women's and gender studies at the university of oklahoma. marty martinez, owner of a dallas digital marketing agency, leaving new york after some meetings. matt tranchin, eager to get home to his wife molly. >> we are expecting our first child in six weeks, seven? seven weeks? >> six weeks. >> reporter: tim and amanda bourman. >> hallelujah. >> reporter: tim is a pastor at a lutheran church in queens, new york. >> and we have three daughters. tayley is six, brooke is four and felicity is two. >> reporter: now they're off to a conference in dallas, just the two of them. >> i have never been away from my children before, overnight. >> she wept when we walked away from felicity. she's our two year old. >> so, it was gonna be hard. i knew right away from that. >> r

>> peggy phillips, a nurse, was several rows in front of jennifer. >> i just started giving compressions and trying to open an air way. >> we just did everything that we could to try to revive mrs. riordan. >> to be honest, i wouldn't have done this interview if i didn't think that maybe some closure could come to the family to t that she did not suffer. >> she was gone when you got there? >> i think so. >> while there was chaos in the cabin, up in the cockpit tammy jo and darren are in emergency mode. >> the aircraft yawed and banked to the left a little over 40 degrees. we had a very severe vibration from the number one engine. >> what did you think had happened? >> my immediate reaction was a seizure of the engine. >> that's pilot speak for engine failure. as we now know, the engine did more than stall, it blew apart. as the plane started tammi jo and darren put on their oxygen masks. >> we had to use hand signals because it was loud and we had to communicate. >> for our interviews, we brought them here for the intrepid sea, air and space museum in new york. this has to take you back

peggy phillips retired nurse helped administer cpr until the plane landed in philadelphia. while there is nothing more than they could do, these americans responded with tremendous bravery, and everybody is talking about it. your bravery, compassion, we really appreciate it. thank you all. the actions of the crew and passengers of southwest flight 1380 showed the great character of our nation. we're very, very proud of them and god bless you all, and thank you very much for being at the white house. it is really an honor to meet you all. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody. >> every one, we're leaving now. please exit. thanks, every one. we're leaving now. priest exit. [shouting questions] >> nobel peace prize? i think president moon was very nice when he suggested it. i want to get peace. we want to get peace. that was a big problem i think it will work out well. we'll see, we're setting up meetings right now, and i think it is probably going to be announced over the next couple days location and date. i thought it was very generous of pres

peggy phillips, retired nurse, helped a minister c.p.r. until the plane landed in philadelphia. while there was nothing more they could do, they responded with tremendous bravery and everybody is talking about it. so your bravery, your compassion, we appreciate it. thank you, all. >> thank you. >> president trump: the actions of the crew and passengers of southwest flight 1380 show the great character of our nation. we are very, very proud of them. god bless you all. thank you very much for being at the white house. it's really an honor to meet you all. thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> president trump: thank you, everyone. thank you. the nobel peace prize? i think president moon was nice to suggest it. i want to get peace. i was a big problem and i think it will work out well. we'll see. we are setting up meetings right now and i think it is probably going to be announced over the next couple of days, location and date. but i thought it was very generous of president moon of south korea to make that statement. i appreciate it. the main thing is to get it done. i

trump: finally, we are indebted to the passengers, including kim mcginty, andrew neil, and peggy phillips, who are also with us. thank you, folks. [applause] they risked their safety to pull jennifer back inside the aircraft. piggy phillips, a retired nurse, helped administer cpr until the plane landed. while there was nothing more they could do, these americans responded with tremendous bravery and everybody is talking about it. so your bravery and compassion, we really appreciate it. thank you all. >> thank you. trump: the actions of the crew and passengers of southwest flight 1380 showed the great character of our nation. we are very proud of them. and god bless you all and thank you very much for being at the white house. it is really an honor to meet you all. thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody. >> thank you, everyone. we are leaving now, please exit. thank you. pres. trump: i think that president moon was very nice when he suggested it. i want to get peace. that is the main thing. we want to get peace. it is a big problem and i think that is going to work out well. w