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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Lakshmi Singh.

The National Transportation Safety Board is on the scene of last night's mid-air collision between

an American Airlines regional jet and a military helicopter at Reagan

National Airport outside Washington, D.C. Officials believe all 67 people on both aircraft were killed.

In the NTSB's first public briefing on the collision, investigator Todd Inman said today,

both aircraft plunged into the icy Potomac River

described as a quick, rapid impact. Investigators now working to figure out how the collision

could happen ahead of a routine landing will rely on information from the aircraft's flight data

recorders, but according to Inman, those are still underwater.

We have not recovered any of the boxes involved yet. We feel comfortable and confident that

we will be able to right now. Recovery of life is probably the most important in those that

were involved. I mean, there are still ongoing recovery efforts involving the fatalities involved.

President Trump's weighing in on what may have led to the deadly collision.

After Trump led the nation in a moment of silence and delivered samba remarks about the event earlier today,

and P.S Tamara Keith reports the president blame the tragedy on diversity hiring.

It didn't take long for President Trump to transition away from Consular-in-Chief. I put safety first. Obama, Biden, and the

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