NBC News helicopter crashes in Los Angeles, three killed
The aircraft was covering a bus collision when it went down, sparking fires that spread to nearby vehicles and storage containers.
An NBC News helicopter crashed in Los Angeles on Tuesday while covering a deadly bus collision, killing three people and injuring two others who were hospitalized, authorities said.
Aerial footage showed the wreckage engulfed in flames near a storage facility. Firefighters extinguished fires that spread to vehicles and storage containers at the scene.
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- Los Angeles: News helicopter crashes, killing three — France 24 — English
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