Today's other headlines begin with the search for answers from Thursday's deadly crash

of a tourist helicopter into New York's Hudson River.

Eyewitness video captured the moment that the chopper plummeted in pieces into the waters

below, killing all six people on board.

The victims included Siemens Executive Augustine Escobar, his wife and their three young children, along with the pilot.

Diving team searched the river for the helicopter's rotors as well as its transmission today.

National Transportation Safety Board investigators said they needed those pieces to complete a fuller picture of what happened.

NTSB Chair, Jennifer Homandy, said it was still too early to draw conclusions.

We need to focus on finding some of the additional components and structures that we're looking

for, conduct witness interviews, and gather the records that we need.

We can review the records later, so that probable cause will not

occur for quite some time.

In the meantime, in Florida, another fatal incident involving an aircraft. A small plane crashed

near a highway in Boca Raton this morning, killing all three people on board, according

to police. Flames roared up from the crash, injuring another person nearby in a car.

The NTSB is also leading the investigation into that crash.

A Russian-American dual citizen is safely back on U.S. soil after being imprisoned in Russia

for 14 months on charges of treason for donating to a charity that

supported Ukraine.

An overjoyed, Kisenia Catalina hugged her boyfriend on the tarmac of Joint Base Andrews

overnight.

She was returned in a prisoner swap as the U.S. and Russia looked to normalize relations.

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