. -- shriner's. her mother was with her.ion expert if mike boyd is standing by, and we've got team coverage on this tragedy. madison scarpino with the details on the jet's passengers. but first, we go to c.b. cotton live in philadelphia. cm b -- c.b. >> reporter: hi, jon. now a this roads are opened, we were able to get a little closer to the scene, and there's a lot of activity. we saw a group of ntsb investigators moments ago leaving the crash site. i want to give you guys a better view. if you take a look behind me, you can see where this all happened. that roadway is just blackened, and we're looking at what appears to be a torched car. again, lots of activity here on scene is. people here in northeast philly are bracing for more bad news still because, as you mentioned, today'sty leaders said it wouldn't be hours, but rather days before we get a final total of those who i died. as of now we know at least seven people per riched, six on the medical transport plane. another person died in their car. as for injuries, 19 pe

shriners children's philadelphia, sharing this statement, saying in part, quote, shriners children's is heartbroken to confirm that one of our pediatric patients and the child's mother were aboard the jet rescue air ambulance that crashed in philadelphia this evening. the patient had received care from shriners children's. our hearts and prayers go out to the families of the medical crew and pilots, who were also lost in this tragic event, as well as all the people who were affected on the ground and were thankful to the first responders for their quick action. so, temple university hospital has also told fox it's received six patients hurt in the crash, although it was not clear if those patients were in the plane or people who were on the ground. we're working to learn more. so the jet company said the flight's final destination was tijuana international airport, but the flight was going to make a stop for fuel in springfield, missouri. a company spokesperson described both the pilot and copilot as very seasoned, adding that the jet rescue air ambulance flies 700 missions a year. s

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take a look at statement from shriner's children's hospital.er's children is heart broken to confirm one of our pediatric patients and the child's mother on board the jet air ambulance that crashed this evening. the patient received care from shriner's childrens philadelphia and being transported back to her home country in mexico on a contracted air ambulance when the crash happened because of patient privacy concerns, we cannot say anymore about the patient and her family at this time. fire fighters confirm they pulled some people out of homes that were on fire. this was just an absolute crisis after the massive explosion that looked like a bomb went off in northeast philadelphia. take a look at flight path here and the plane took off from northeast philadelphia airport. i mentioned the entire flight was under a minute. how close by it went down. and take a look at where it went down. this is near the roosevelt mall and was very bad and could have been even worse because it came down just outside the mall, this is a very populated area, and i

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to receive life-saving treatment we are told at shriners hospital onboard with her we believe is a motherembers of the crew including medical personnel will with this jet rescue company which by the way is based in mexico and the u.s. it was flying as mentioned by brandon missouri on its way back to tijuana in mexico so what we know is there were six people on board at the moment they are telling us that they don't have any confirmation of any survivors. kevin could he. >> devastating pictures for those following it online and on the air as well we are joined by john anderson. he is a retired pilot from philadelphia. john thank you for your expertise tonight i was most concerned about a possible catastrophic decompression given the trajectory and the angle of the aircraft descending into the ground. your thoughts on that possibility as we look at the pictures. >> thank you for having me and regarding the jeep decompression it is highly unlikely as the airplane would not be pressurized at such an altitude would be pretty much the same as the atmosphere outside if the door blown off or open

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people on board that medical transport jet, shriners confirms that one of our pediatric patients and the child's mother were aboard the jet rescue air ambulance that crashed in philadelphia, the patient had received care from shriners children's philadelphia was being transported back to her home country of mexico. because of patient privacy concerns we can't say any more about the patient and her family at this time, the jet was going to stop in missouri to refuel and then take this little girl and her mother back to tijuana. she had just completed that life-saving treatment in philadelphia. can only imagine they must've been so happy to return home having received that treatment and then this tragedy occurs, so so sad, six people treated at temple university hospital, three of them released, three of them considered in fair condition, don't have any ages at this point, take a look at the flayer when, it was only in the air for three miles the entire flight lasted less then a minute. very populated area and we hope the casualty number is lower than it looks like it could be. here's

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among those six people was a young girl who had just received life saving treatment at shriners hospital. hello everyone. i'm jonathan hunt, live in los angeles. it's 11 p.m. here on the west coast. >> and i'm kevin corke, live in washington, 2 a.m. here. the plane striking both homes and vehicles. smoldering debris can also be seen over a fairly large debris field. the city's mayor tonight is urging caution. >> right now, we're just asking for prayers for any and everyone who may have been affected. we do want to note that several dwellings and vehicles were impacted. so what are we asking you to do for us right now? philadelphia, we are urging you to please stay away from the scene. if you see debris. call 911. don't touch anything. this is still an active scene under investigation. >> with us live now. fox correspondent cb cotton in philadelphia, a city that is reeling, i would imagine, these early hours of saturday morning. cb. >> hi jonathan. reeling, indeed. and yes, the investigation is still very much underway, but we are not getting any closer to that initial crash site behind m

among those six people was a young girl who had just received life saving treatment at shriners hospital. hello everyone. i'm jonathan hunt, live in los angeles. it's 11 p.m. here on the west coast. >> and i'm kevin corke, live in washington, 2 a.m. here. the plane striking both homes and vehicles. smoldering debris can also be seen over a fairly large debris field. the city's mayor tonight is urging caution. >> right now, we're just asking for prayers for any and everyone who may have been affected. we do want to note that several dwellings and vehicles were impacted. so what are we asking you to do for us right now? philadelphia, we are urging you to please stay away from the scene. if you see debris. call 911. don't touch anything. this is still an active scene under investigation. >> with us live now. fox correspondent cb cotton in philadelphia, a city that is reeling, i would imagine these early hours of saturday morning. cb. >> hi jonathan. reeling, indeed. and yes, the investigation is still very much underway, but we are not getting any closer to that initial crash site behind me

that young girl had been receiving life saving treatment at shriners children's hospital here in philadelphia. we were we were told that medical plane was heading back to mexico, and all the people on board were from mexico. so this crash happened during rush hour traffic. and i want our viewers to take a look at this because the impacts are far reaching. this is a piece of debris that flew through a diner window hitting a customer. a diner employee tells me the customer was bleeding, but thankfully okay, and had to be taken to the hospital for a small treatment. and of course, we know the images of the crash are just horrific. so just after 6 p.m. today, the plane was captured erupting into a huge fireball near cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard. here in philly, we know several homes caught fire, and thankfully firefighters were able to get the people out of those homes and the fires are now under control. so now the investigation gets underway into how this happened. we know members of the ntsb are here on the ground. we've got a slew of state troopers, along with members of the state d

that young girl had been receiving life saving treatment at shriners children's hospital here in philadelphia. we were we were told that medical plane was heading back to mexico, and all the people on board were from mexico. so this crash happened during rush hour traffic. and i want our viewers to take a look at this because the impacts are far reaching. this is a piece of debris that flew through a diner window hitting a customer. a diner employee tells me the customer was bleeding, but thankfully okay and had to be taken to the hospital for a small treatment. and of course, we know the images of the crash are just horrific. so just after 6 p.m. today, the plane was captured erupting into a huge fireball near cottman avenue and roosevelt boulevard. here in philly, we know several homes caught fire, and thankfully firefighters were able to get the people out of those homes and the fires are now under control. so now the investigation gets underway into how this happened. we know members of the ntsb are here on the ground. we've got a slew of state troopers, along with members of the state de

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take a look at this statement from shriner's childrens hospital saying they're heart broke ton confirm that one of our pediatric patients and the child's mother were on board the jet rescue air ambulance that crashed in philadelphia this evening. the patient received care from shriner's childrens philadelphia and being transported to her home country in mexico on a contracted air ambulance when the crash happened because of patient privacy concerns, we can't say more about the patient and her family at the time. i mentioned the entire flight took less than a minute before going down and the plane was going to refuel in missouri before going to tijuana, mexico, and you saw such a large explosion so there certainly was a lot of gas -- jet fuel in that plane when it went down. six patients taken totem million university hospital and three of them treated and released and three in fair condition and we don't have any ages of those people so you can expect unfortunately those numbers to increase from what we have heard from first responders and again hoping and praying for the best. take a

shriner's hospital confirms it was treating the little girl for a life threatening condition.onprofit children's hospital where children get free treatment and that's why the little girl and her mother were in philadelphia finally set to go back home to mexico and she was done with treatment. and learning more about the victims who died or were injured, we'll send it back to you. griff: thank you so much. for more on the tragic crash in philadelphia, let's bring in the medical contributor, dr. nicole saphier. as if we didn't have enough, a young girl from mexico, a medivac plane, what's your reaction to this? >> as we get more details, it's more devastating. is it sounds like six people on board this medical transport, one being the patient herself, which is a child and her mother and four members of the medical crew. at this point that all six have died and we've also just heard from the mayor, one person on the ground has died as a result of this crash. up to 19 to 20 are still injured. i think that jefferson health said the majority of them 12 or 13 have already been discha

now, shriner's hospital confirms it was treating the little girl for life-threatening illness. if you're unfamiliar with shriner's, it's kind of like stt children's hospital where kids get free treatment for specialized health care needs. that's why the little girl and her mother were in philadelphia. she was finally done with treatment and, we're told, so excited to go back home to mexico, so a heartbreaking situation for the family that, earthly, has already been -- evidently, already been through so much with that little girl's illness. as far as people on the ground near the crash site, we have not heard yet of any deaths. temple university hospital confirmed six people were taken there with injuries, three released and three others in fair condition, we're told, which is great news considering the dramatic, horrifying aftermath of the plane crash. multiple fires, medical debris scattered around the streets. people even saw this oxygen tank from the plane that you're seeing on your screen right now. and folks who live in the area are understandably in shock. listen. >> i fe

the young girl had received four months of treatment at shriners children's hospital. >> is more thanthe nurses averred she left an impact on members of our staff as well as other patients who were staying at the hospital during that's our time. it's a loss is very deeply felt here today at shriners children's. >> the crush impact in an area spanning four -- six blocks but oxygen tanks in the plane were found a quarter mile away from the initial crash site. we also learned debris was scattered even further in remote areas today we are hearing from witnesses who described the gruesome scene. >> i give the shirt off my back to help a young child with a head laceration of peace flew through the window, he hit the kid and the parents were shouting h help us, help us, he. >> that young child helped by the good samaritan was one of 19 people in total who were injured after this crash some people are still being treated at area hospitals. of course we know the investigation by the ntsb and faa is ongoing. >> cb cotton live person for late thank you they're holding a news conference at ronald

shriner's, a nonprofit children's hospital that treats kids for free, confirms it was treating the littletion. we're waiting to learn how that little girl, how old that little girl was and what condition she had, but shriner's is primarily known for treating kids with orthopedic issues. that child was finally done with treatments there and was heading back home to tijuana, mexico, before the tragic crash. and the philadelphia mayor also confirms they now know of 19 people being treated in area hospitals, but authorities are really emphasizing that the number of deaths and injuries will likely go up. here's the payor with earlier today. concern mayor earlier today. >> i happen to be a praying mayor, and i know that prayer works. and if -- the most powerful thing that that you can do if you're home right now, if you're anywhere across the nation or in the commonwealth or the city and you're saying, what can i the do to help, offer a prayer for our city. now is the tame that we need it. >> reporter: horrible situation over in philly. and the mayor says that anyone displaced from their homes

shriner's, if you don't know about it it works kind of like st.s a nonprofit children's hospital where kid get free treatment. specifically known for treating kid with orthopedic issues so that's why the little girl and her mother were in philadelphia. she was finally done with treatment and we're told so excited to go back home to mexico. so a heartbreaking situation for the family that evidently has already been through so much because of the little girl's condition. now, as far as the people on the ground, again, the mayor confirms that so far, about 19 people being treated with injuries, multiple area hospitals, but she emphasized that this is, quote, not etched in stone, as investigators are still searching the crash site. we know that a shelter at a local hospital is being operated 24/7 right now by e.m.s. and of the american red cross for anyone displaced by this. the mayor says that people are already utilizing this for shelter assistance and they want people to call the american red cross, 911 for anything other than shelter. people may h

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. >> the jet was returning to mexico after the child was treated at shriners hospital and outside washingtonc. morning. 55 of the 67 victims have now been recovered after last week's mid-air collision between an american airlines jet and a black hawk helicopter. victims families visiting the site yesterday. today, crews will begin lifting pieces of the wreckage of both aircraft from the potomac river. the ntsb says some of the most trusted location data shows the crash happened at just over 300ft. that's higher than the 200ft the helicopter was supposed to be flying at. but data shows a conflicting altitude reading in the tower radar, which the air traffic controller was looking at before the crash. >> initial data indicates that he may have seen 200ft. that needs to be verified. >> over the weekend, there was also an outage affecting the faa's pilot warning system, which allows pilots to download their flight details before they fly. a backup system was activated, causing minimal disruption, but transportation secretary sean duffy says faa systems are antiquated and need updating. andrew. r

she was receiving treatment at shriner's hospital and finally returning home. the company flies 600 to 700 flights a year and has had one other fatal crash in its 27 years of operating. >> any accident is cause for concern. but, in terms of medevac accidents, it's been fairly is concern. but, in terms of medevac accidents, it's been fairly stable. they're very safe. that's why they get a lot of attention when they do occur. >> reporter: and that cockpit voice recorder was recovered in a crater 8 feet deep. they found both of the engines and a warning system that will provide additional flight data. back to you. >> emily, thank you. >>> today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington where he is expected to meet with president trump's middle east envoy, steve witkoff. negotiations on the second phase of the gaza cease-fire, which are set to begin today. netanyahu will meet with president trump tomorrow. for more, let's turn to matt bodner. we are still in the first phase of the cease-fire. how's that going? >> reporter: frances, good morning. th

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all six people on board died, including a mother and child who was a patient at shriners hospital in philadelphia. one other person on the ground in a vehicle was killed, and at least 22 people were injured. >> five of the victims remain hospitalized currently, and three of them are in critical condition. >> last wednesday, 67 people died in the mid-air collision between a passenger jet and a military helicopter in washington, dc. families of some of the victims visited the scene today, brought in on busses with a police escort. the army corps of engineers says salvage operations are set to begin tomorrow. separately, a critical aviation warning system that went down yesterday has since been restored to working order after a fire tore through parts of a veterans home in san francisco. the challenge crews faced as they fought those flames and a deadly virus is spreading among dogs in one neighborhood. it's future you. constipation with belly pain again? our doctor figured it out. she said... it's ibs-c and... linzess could help you get ahead of it. linzess is not a laxative. it's a on

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it shriners children's hospital in philadelphia. one person on the ground was also killed and at least 22 others were injured. president trump signed an executive order to crack down on so-called critical race theory in k through 12 schools arguing it's taking away from valuable school time across the country. the executive order mandates k through 12 schools scrap lessons related to critical race theory or risk losing federal money. republicans in congress are applauding the effort while democrats are calling it a stunt. >> education should focus on cultivating patriotic citizens who are ready for the workforce. let's focus on the real issue. i'm a real issues person. that threat right now is that our kids aren't caught up. the president's executive order comes after the department of education released more disappointing news for parents. >> in 2024 reading scores declined. and matt scores plateaued nationally. the white house says it's time to get back to basics. president trump is promising big changes too. the funding the depar

en agosto del aÑo pasado a filadelfia para que valentina recibiera un tratamiento en el hospital shrinersas de comer el menÚ y estÁbamos esperÁndolo. y cuando supimos del golpe tan duro. >> valentina solo tenÍa 11 aÑos, pero desde muy pequeÑa enfrentÓ el reto de nacer con espina bÍfida abierta, una enfermedad que le impedÍa caminar. a pesar de eso, su abuelo asegurÓ que su nieta siempre enfrentÓ la vida de forma valiente. >> cÓmo la van a recordar? >> se veÍa muy alegre, muy contento. todo el tiempo estaba contento, muy alegre. >> y que lizeth, su madre, siempre luchÓ por la salud de su hija. >> 11 aÑos con ella. tuve el apoyo de mi esposa con Él, acompaÑÁndola en todo momento. >> ezequiel tambiÉn nos confesÓ que el dolor de la madre de lizeth y abuela de valentina le impide hablar y han pedido privacidad para procesar el dolor. un amigo de la familia, cÉsar esparza, es quien los esÁa ayudando con los trÁmites de repatriaciÓn. >> por supuesto que lo que piden es lo que yo creo que cualquier persona normal pedirÍa respeto. >> el gobierno de ensenada asegurÓ que brindarÁ acompaÑamiento y ay

the child had just finished treatment at shriners children's philadelphia hospital and was on her way home. the company operating the jet said it could not confirm any survivors at this time. obviously terrible news and a terrible crash. tonight the governor thanked first responders. >> for as awful as that aviation disaster was, tonight we also saw the best of philly. we saw neighbor helping neighbor. we saw pennsylvanians looking out for one another. >> ntsb investigators are already on the scene with more expected to arrive tomorrow and the ntsb has also been in d.c. where they are very busy looking into wednesday's deadly midair crash between american airlines flight and a black hawk helicopter from the army. 41 bodies have now been recovered from the cold potomac river. all 67 people on board both of those aircraft are confirmed dead. here we can show you a better picture what happened the night of the collision. runway 1 at reagan national airport illustrated in the yellow was the original flight path for the american airlines jet. it was switched, though, by air traffic control

people on board, two were doctors, two pilots, and a young girl who had just completed treatment at shrinersn hospital along with her mother. >>> another rainy day across the bay area which did not stop people from spending time outside in petaluma. they were prepared with umbrellas. similar on the embarcadero in san francisco. with gloomy skies, wet weather on the other hand, it is february. >>> in oakland, a long tree fell along skyline boulevard. the street was shut down while crews to get out. no injuries or damage. that's the way it goes. >>> another atmospheric river coming in . you were here to let us know when are the worst days ? >> tuesday. tuesday will be the rainiest one. time he could shift. there's another atmospheric river on tuesday. >> will weaken head to break ? >> yeah. the caveat is at no point for the next six days is there period of any day you cannot say it won't be raining for sure. there will always be a chance for a light shower but more time when it's not raining between now and the next atmospheric river. look out we did today. we picked up two inches of rain and

paciente hÍa recibido tratamiento en estados unidos, pero segÚn la empresa fue atendida en el hospital shrinersque el consulado de mÉxico en filadelfia se encuentra en contacto con los familiares y darÁ el acompaÑamiento y asistencia consular requerida.. >> es algo lamentable, pero. >> por lo pronto la familia de josuÉ juÁrez trata de procesar esta tragedia. el destino final de la ambulancia aÉrea era este lugar. el aeropuerto internacional de tijuana. y desde aquÍ lizeth murillo, junto con su hija valentina guzmÁn, se dirigÍan hasta ensenada, baja california, a una hora y media de esta cid y en el lugar donde ellas vivÍan. johana. >> muy triste. gracias por tu informe. y pasamos a otra tragedia ocurrida el miÉrcoles en la capital del paÍs. este sÁbado las autoridades siguen trabajando para extraer los datos de las cajas negras de las aeronaves involucradas. hoy una grÚa esperaba junto a los restos del aviÓn para sacar su fuselaje. zulema salazar tiene la informaciÓn mÁs reciente ofrecida por las agencias federales sobre la investigaciÓn. >> preliminar preliminar. >> preliminary. >> insistiendo

Él nos dijo también que la niña se recuperaba de una operación en el hospital shriners cuando ocurrió redes sociales. josué esquivel tiene más detalles. las tablas me las aprendí por la frontera y hasta por túneles. en este jale. son videos compartidos en redes sociales por traficantes, quienes prometen un cruce seguro de ciudad juárez hasta la ciudad de el paso. en los videos también se muestran migrantes afirmando que si lograron cruzar la frontera. incluso otros que aseguran ya llegaron hasta ciudades en el norte y centro del país, serían las nuevas tácticas de criminales que operan en la frontera para traficar a personas sin documentos. aunque la patrulla fronteriza, afirma, llevan años haciéndolo, son parte de las tácticas que utilizan las organizaciones criminales para mentirles a los migrantes de un pase seguro, un pase rápido a los estados unidos de forma ilegal. con trump en el poder, los cruces ilegales serían un poco más difíciles. toda persona que nosotros arrestemos o detengamos entrando de manera ilegal va a ser puesto en procesos de de remoción agilizada o expedita para

the passengers were a girl who had just received life saving treatment at shriners children's philadelphia. her mother, a doctor and paramedic, and a pilot and copilot. the explosion and fireball caused by the crash could be seen for miles. when the jet went down, one person in a car was killed. at least 19 others were injured. investigators at the scene this morning combed the crash site for clues about the cause of the devastating accident. the city is working around the clock to keep people safe. to understand what happened and to be there for those who are impacted. the city has been working around the clock at the direction of a strong and steady mayor in cheryl parker. the crash happened as the nation is still grieving, trying to understand what happened in the potomac river crash in washington, d.c. wednesday night. 67 people were killed when a military helicopter collided with a plane. and tonight, we're learning the name of the third person on board the black hawk helicopter. the u.s. army identified them as captain rebecca lobach from north carolina. coming up, remembering an oak

shriners children's hospital says the young girl had received a four month long treatment and a sendff party before the crash that would ultimately claim her life. reporting in philadelphia. i'm cb cotton, fox news. >> president trump says he will talk with the leaders of canada and mexico tomorrow. the president is imposing a 25% tariff on goods from both countries. now, the president landed at joint base andrews tonight after returning from his home in florida, and blasted canada for the way he believes it's treated the u.s. on trade issues. >> canada has been very tough on oil, on energy. they don't allow our farm products in. essentially, they don't allow a lot of things in, and we allow everything to come in. it's been a one way street. >> president trump is imposing a 10% tariff on goods from china. the president also criticized the european union for its trade imbalance with the united states. he says he believes the issues can be worked out. and senate minority leader chuck schumer is urging president trump to reconsider his decision to impose tariffs on the country's three b

en agosto del aÑo pasado a filadelfia para que valentina recibiera un tratamiento en el hospital shrinerss ganas de comer el menÚ y estÁbamos esperÁndolo. y cuando supimos del el golpe tan duro. >> valentina solo tenÍa 11 aÑos, pero desde muy pequeÑa enfrentÓ el reto de nacer con espina bÍfida abierta, una enfermedad que le impedÍa caminar. a pesar de eso, su abuelo asegurÓ que su nieta siempre enfrentÓ la vida de forma valiente. >> era un amor. >> cÓmo la van a recordar? >> si es muy alegre, muy contenta. todo el tiempo estaba contento, muy alegre. >> y que lizeth, su madre, siempre luchÓ pora salud de su hija. >> 11 aÑos con ella. tuvo el apoyo de mi esposo con Él, acompaÑÁndola en todo momento. >> ezequiel tambiÉn nos confesÓ que el dolor de la madre de lizeth y abuela de valentina le impide hablar y han pedido privacidad para procesar el dolor. un amigo de la familia, cÉsar esparza, es quien los esÁa ayudando con los trÁmites de repatriaciÓn. >> por supuesto que lo que piden es lo que yo creo que cualquier persona normal pedirÍa respeto. >> el gobierno de ensenada asegurÓ que brindarÁ

the young girl was receiving treatment at shriners children's hospital for four months and finally returning home on jet rescue air ambulance. the company says it flies 600 to 700 flights a year and it's had one other fatal crash in its 27 years of operating. >> any accident is cause for concern. but in terms of medevac airplane accidents over the past few years, it's been fairly stable. they're very safe. that's why they get a lot of attention when they do occur. >> emilie is joining us now from philly. emilie, what else are we learning about this cockpit voice recorder they found? >> hallie, that cockpit voice recorder was recovered just beyond those police cars behind me in the crater eight feet deep. the ntsb also found both of the planes' engines and a warning system that they say could provide additional important information. hallie? >> emilie ikeda with that late-breaking news tonight from philly. emilie, thanks. >>> new backlash tonight to president trump's tariffs on mexico, canada and china, all set to go into effect within days. critics warning the move will spark a trade war and

year-old lazeth and her 11-year-old daughter, valentina, who had just received medical care at nearby shriner's children's hospital. and whit, here at the scene of the crash, this is a very large area and there is a lot of damage. teams have been conducting what's called grid searches. they're going house to house inspecting homes in this area looking for damage or plane debris. whit. >> whit: a delicate task ahead. stephanie ramos, thank you. >>> next tonight, the recovery efforts at the potomac crash site. dozens of victims' families gathering near the scene for a memorial. officials saying moments ago that 55 of the 67 victims have been recovered and identified. abc's transportation correspondent gio benitez reports from washington again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a solemn scene near the crash site where 67 people tragically lost their lives. dozens of the victims' families gathering for memorial ceremony on the runway at reagan national airport. >> these people have suffered a terrible loss. i will say that they are a strong group of families that are focused on getting their loved ones

en agosto del ano pasado a filadelfia para que valentina recibiera un tratamiento en el hospital shrinersospital. lizeth les dijo que iban a llegar el viernes pasado, dia en que ocurrio la tragedia. la familia les preparaba una calida bienvenida. >> venia muy contenta de. le preparamos el menu porque tenian muchas ganas de comer el menu y estabamos esperandolo y. cuando supimos del el golpe tan duro. >> valentina solo tenia 11 anos, pero desde muy pequena enfrento el reto de nacer con espina bifida abierta, una enfermedad que le impedia caminar. a pesar de eso, su abuelo aseguro que su nieta siempre enfrento la vida de forma valiente. >> una madre. >> como la van a recordar ? >> es muy alegre, muy contenta. todo el tiempo estaba contenta, muy alegre ella. >> y que lizette, su madre, siempre lucho por la salud de su hija. >> un ano con ella. tuve, tuve el apoyo de mi, de mi esposo, con el acompanandola en todo momento. >> ezequiel tambien nos confeso que el dolor de la madre de lizeth y abuela de valentina le impideablar y han pedido privacidad para procesar el dolor. un amigo de la famili

tengo 13 años viajando aquí al hospital shriners en busca de un futuro mejor para mi hijo.o uno tiene esa grasa visceral aumenta riesgo de diabetes, riesgo de hipertensiÓn, colesterol , es importante concentrarse en mantener un peso ideal tambiÉn. miren, santo remedio trae cosas que puede utilizar de manera natural ademÁs de estilo de vida como dieta, ejercicio. para la presiÓn sanguÍnea circulaciÓn plus es una fÓrmula especÍfica de remolacha que lo que hace es que dilata las arterias y hace que estÉn mÁs flexibles. aumenta el flujo sanguÍneo y disminuye la presiÓn, personas con problemas de circulaciÓn o sanguÍnea pueden utilizar circulaciÓn plus, lo usan todos los dÍas y tiene un sabor a cereza, remolacha. aquÍ tienen el sÚper nopal. control del azÚcar en sangre es importante. producto nÚmero 1 de santo remedio porque por mÁs de tres aÑos la gente se da cuenta que les ayuda a controlar el azÚcar en sangre son dos cÁpsulas al dÍa. finalmente el arroz de levadura roja para comprobar el colesterolde manera natural son dos cÁpsulas al dÍa tambiÉn. lo consigues el mi santo rem

ground and all six on the plane were killed, including a girl from mexico who had been treated at shrinersldren's hospital. >> doors were locked at the washington headquarters of usaid today at the mutual agreement of president trump and billionaire elon musk, whom he has empowered to remake the federal government. the usaid, established by president kennedy and congress, fights starvation and disease in more than 100 countries, including sudan, seen as the worst humanitarian crisis on earth. debora patta will take us there later this week. >> and today was the deadline for thousands of fbi agents to fill out a trump administration questionnaire asking them what role they played in investigating the january 6th capitol riot, the largest criminal investigation in u.s. history. cbs's scott macfarlane joins us now. the impact of all of this is being felt across the country tonight. >> reporter: an unprecedented day of turmoil inside the fbi. these agents were asked what role they played in the january 6th investigation, if they searched or interviewed or arrested anybody, raising fears of a p

. >> the little girl had been treated at a hospital called shriners children's hospital, according to them, and they said that this plane was carrying the little girl, a companion, and then four crew members. >> to us, it was a routine flight. i can tell you that this was a very seasoned crew. >> their names have not been released and frankly, their conditions are not yet known. same with people on the ground, a handful of people hospitalized, but it's still not clear how many people were hurt or killed in this disaster. >> just stay in your home again. it's still an active scene, and it's under investigation. >> an ntsb investigator already on the ground. more to come tomorrow in philadelphia. josh einiger, abc seven news. >> and we have those new developments tonight about the deadly midair collision that killed 67 people in washington, dc. tonight. barges are headed to the scene to recover the american airlines plane that fell into the potomac river after colliding with that military helicopter near reagan national airport. the national transportation safety board says the barge wi

killed, including a mom and her 11-year-old daughter, who had just received medical care at nearby shrinersn's hospital. another killed in a car on the ground. at least 24 people injured, among them, 10-year-old trey howard. his father describing the harrowing scene to our stephanie ramos. >> we're turning to cottman avenue, and just hear a loud bang, and then a ball of fire, and i turn around, he has metal on the side of his head. >> reporter: trey rushed to the hospital, where he underwent emergency brain surgery. he's now in recovery. and david, there are still so many questions. the ntsb is now working on a detailed timeline for both of these crashes to see exactly what went wrong. david? >> david: all right, gio benitez and the team, i thank you for your reporting for days now. thank you. >>> and meantime, this scare involving a united airlines flight, from houston to new york. terrifying moments caught on video just before takeoff. the cabin filling up with smoke, flaming bursting out of one of the engines. 104 passengers and crew safely evacuating, some down an emergency slide. the f

. >> the little girl had been treated at a hospital called shriners children's hospital, according tom, and they said that this plane was carrying the little girl, a companion, and then four crew members. >> to us, it was a routine flight. i can tell you that this was a very seasoned crew. >> their names have not been released and frankly, their conditions are not yet known. same with people on the ground, a handful of people hospitalized, but it's still not clear how many people were hurt or killed in this disaster. >> just stay in your home again. it's still an active scene, and it's under investigation. >> an ntsb investigator already on the ground. more to come tomorrow in philadelphia. josh einiger, abc seven news. >> and we have those new developments tonight about the deadly midair collision that killed 67 people in washington, dc. tonight. barges are headed to the scene to recover the american airlines plane that fell into the potomac river after colliding with that military helicopter near reagan national airport. the national transportation safety board says the barge will b

the mother and daughter, the daughter of course was receiving life saving care at shriner's childrens hospital. the mayor of their home city in mexico has released their names. we also found out that the hospital held a fare well party for them just hours before they left thinking that they were going home, not realizing they had just hours to live. back to you, alicia. i thank you, nate, jonathan. craig:t let's get to that. there's some suggestion that the pilots of the reg gnat jet tried to climb at the very last second. having looked at everything and heard everything that is being put at so far. what's your thoughts to why this happened? >> i've been flying into dca for nearly 35, 40 ye years and for , 1520, 25 years ago the traffic congestion is bribe described as formal. today, the traffic congestion at dca is immense. seems to be and has as a risk and accident waiting to happen. johnathon: do you think the military flights should be scrapped in that area? >> scrapped or just rerouted. i believe they should be rerouted adding five or ten minutes to their destination flight, isn'

now, shriner's children's hospital says the young girl received a four-month treatment and a send-off before the crash that would claim her life. the hospital says the young girl was so excited to return to her home country of mexico. jon, back to you. jon: it is just so very sad. c.b. cotton, thanks. >>> later this hour we'll discuss this with dr. alan he'll -- diehl, former investigator for the national transportation safety board, pick his brain a little bit about what's happened. >>> some of president trump's cabinet nominees are not having an easy time navigating capitol hill. we'll take a look at their odds of getting confirmed next. ♪ these dreams go on when i close my eyes. ♪ every second of the night, i live another life ♪ with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10 degrees cooler, all nig

reporter: of the six people on board the jet, one was a girl who had just completed treatment at shrinerhildren's hospital. her mother and crew members were also on board. the mexican president said all the victims were from mexico. madeline wright, cbs news, philadelphia. >> the trump administration doubled down on its plan to impose tariffs on three of the country's major trading partners. today, president trump signed new tariffs into law on mexico, canada, and china. imports from canada and mexico will be hit with a tariff of 25%. from china, 12%. the tariffs are a reaction to a legal migration. fentanyl, and trade deficits. government data shows over 21,000 pounds of illicit fentanyl was seized at the border fiscal 2024. but 43 pounds at the canadian border. >> number one is the people who poured into our country so horribly and so much. >> we are ready with the response. a purposeful, forceful but reasonable immediate response. >> and mexico's president is ordering retaliatory tariffs. nearly 30% of all of the imports to the u.s. come from canada and mexico. area lawmakers had this