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Emergency teams continue to scour the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., as they keep up the

search for the bodies of 26 people still missing after this week's mid-air

collision between a passenger jet and an Army helicopter. D.C. Fire Chief John Donnelly says

operations to remove the fuselage from the river are expected to begin tomorrow. I believe for us to

recover the rest of the remains that we are going to need to get

the fuselage out of the water. Authorities say the remains of 41 people have been recovered.

Divers have retrieved the plane's black boxes, which are expected to help investigators piece together

what happened in the final moments before the collision. The plane was just

several hundred feet from the runway at Reagan National Airport when it collided with the Army

helicopter. Three Canadian federal cabinet ministers are in Washington today in a last-ditched

attempt to stop crippling tariffs threatened by the Trump administration.

Dan Carpenchuk reports President Trump says he's ready to impose 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports starting on Saturday.

The tariffs could disrupt more than a trillion dollars in annual trade.

Now senior Canadian government officials

are meeting with Republican lawmakers and members of the Trump administration to try to persuade

the president not to impose the punitive measures. Trump called for the tariffs weeks ago,

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