. >>> it's a georgetown residents, and get some youngblood. [laughter] >>> anyway -- >>> what's up with the weather? >>> well, it's raining, in some parts of the region and, they are above freezing and, no wintery weather, 46 degrees, and we take a live-look, at the national harbor, and, staff, 8 miles-per-hour, and the breeze will help keep temperatures above freezing, and, mid-30's, to mid-40s, and you will notice, that we are seeing a few scattered rain showers, and, northwest of dc, and, washington county and, maryland, and, west virginia, seeing a few scattered showers, and, pop up, right now, and even charles county, in maryland. >>> so, out of this moisture, and, southwest, and, here are the temperatures -- 38 degrees, and 46 in dc. and temperatures are only going to get colder, by the day, on tuesday and, here's the core of the cold air, over the upper midwest. >>> and this cold front will continue pressing eastward, as moisture streams in from the south and, it is a two-part system and, we're seeing a little bit, from virginia, a litt

so thank you sheriff youngblood for doing that. our team from the ntsb just arrived this morning, so we will begin the investigation today. as we speak, there is an organizational meeting led by the investigator in charge whose name is lorenda ward and she has extensive experience in accident investigation. she will be -- she's accompanied by special it'ses in a variety of areas, structures, systems, engines, vehicle performance, operations, and they will form groups at this organizational meeting that is happening as we speak to address each of these issues. so that organizational meeting is going on as we speak. after that is over, they will begin activities. the data people will go to the data source. some will be investigating witnesses. all of the steps we need to do to begin the investigation. i intend to have a press conference later today. after the people have started the investigative process. to reveal what we have learned thus far. i will intend to do that regularly to keep everyone apprised of the information we have g

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donnie youngblood confirming to fox news the only survivor of the crash, peter sebolt, 43 years old. the sheriff told me going into a surgery at antelope valley hospital after rescued from the crash site with "major injuries. we understand an injury to his shoulder. his fellow pilot was michael alsberry, 35-year-old father of two with scaled composite, the company that hires the pilot and runs technical operations of virgin galactic. space ship two in the final phase of testing before commercial flights were due to start. >> i think people realize space is not easy. if it was easy there would be a commercial space ship company offering trips into space. there isn't. we really thought by march of next year we would be there. something went wrong. we need to find out what went wrong and fix it. >> rather humbled, and shocked richard branson there. before they find out what goes, what they find within virgin galactic went wrong, comes international transport safety board, never had to investigate a spacecraft involving the crew before. >> this was a test flight. test flights are typical

sheriff donny youngblood. >> the involvement of the sheriff's office will be in the lead. i got a call there had been anomaly and mishap. i flew out, flew around the crash site. it is a large area. the aircraft is in several different pieces. we found one person who was obviously deceased immediately. the other was transported to the hospital. i don't have the condition we left here. it appeared to be major injuries. but, we don't know if that is what really what that means yet. but we. our thoughts and prayers are with the family. we hope the survivor will be just fine. gerri: so you have been listening to a press conference in the mojave desert where hours ago today, virgin galactic spaceship ii crashed into the desert. there is one fatality. we have guests on hand with a press conference. we have no reasons for the crash. no one at the press conference was describing why. i want to go to tom, tom jones, the former astronaut who has been watching this. what the original speaker ceo stuart whit said the contribution we make gives transportation to the entire world. we're