>> priscilla thompson, thank you. >>> new details tonight on what exactly an american airlines flight did just seconds before that crash over the potomac river on wednesday. aaron gilchrist has the latest from washington where victims' families today gathered to honor the lives lost. >> reporter: a somber gathering on runway 3-3 today, dozens of loved ones of the victims of the plane crash attending the memorial service at the river's edge. parents and children, siblings and spouses all in mourning near the site of a crash between a helicopter and american airlines flight 5342. tonight laying out plans to salvage the wreckage with a massivcrane already in position on the water. >> i think we've done everything to set the conditions for a successful lift. starting tomorrow morning, our goal is to really lift as much as we can, given the fact that we are also accounting for human remains component. >> reporter: this as we learn new details about the plane's cockpit recording captured moments before the collision. >> at 8:47.58, the crew had a verbal reaction. >> reporter: ntsb officials

>> priscilla thompson, thank you. >>> here in washington, we may be just hours away from learning more about that army helicopter's black box after the collision with an american airlines jet last week. and tonight new images as teams managed to raise part of that plane's wreckage from the potomac. here is tom costello. >> be advised, conducting first lift. >> reporter: it was just before 10:00 a.m. when recovery teams managed to lift one of the american eagle's engines out of the potomac river. >> debris from the water to be out here on the eastern shore. >> reporter: a flotilla of boats, cranes, and divers working to raise pieces of the fuselage, the windows still visible and recover the remains of the last 12 of the 67 people who died in that midair crash with an army helicopter. new ntsb drone video shows the wreckage of both the plane and the black hawk resting in the potomac. ntsb investigators are hoping the helicopter's black box will reveal its altitude before the crash. air traffic control radar indicated it was at 200 feet, the maximum allowed for choppers. but the plane's b

jose. >> julie ainsley and priscilla thompson, i thank you both so very much.under presidents bush and obama, he's currently president of security and technology at a consulting company. john, thank you very much for being with us. just wondering, with just the things we were talking about with julia just a minute ago and with priscilla about what's been happening as far as detentions, deportations we're talking about now, the possibility of rehabilitating parts of the us naval base in guantanamo bay, cuba, to house up to, who knows, ten, 20, 30,000 people. what is your read so far into the trump administration vis a vis these policies? two weeks in. >> yeah. my read. >> is that they're making due on. >> their promises. >> that they were going to. >> really ramp up. >> immigration enforcement. >> including deportations. >> and. >> arrests, but also looking. >> at some. >> of the. >> things that are taking place. >> now. >> knowing that. >> to make that more efficient, to actually make that. >> happen, you. >> need detention space. so with. 40,000 beds and. >> b

priscilla thompson has the details. >> you can't take that. >> reporter: harrowing moments when a united airlines flight caught fire shortly after takeoff. this video a passenger shot showing flames coming out of the aircraft's wing. the new york-bound passengers appearing frantic as flight attendants urged calm. >> please remain seated. >> reporter: first responders racing to the scene. united airlines says during takeoff, united flight 1382 received an indication about one engine and halted the takeoff. >> which engine was it? >> engine two is our indication. right engine. >> reporter: more than a hundred passengers and five crew members were on board, united airlines says, including darya amaya shelton. >> we heard a big popping sound that was loud enough to startle me out of my sleep. and then the plane jolted to a stop. >> reporter: she and fellow passengers seen here sliding to safety. >> seeing the smoke off the wing was really scary, and then seeing the intensity of everyone just trying to get off the plane orderly was a lot. >> reporter: passengers left waiting on the runway wit

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