>> western city of ahmedabad, and it was bound for london's gatwick airport. cnn's nada bashir is with us now from gatwick. now, what are you learning about the crash and the passengers? >> well, look, we are still getting more information as it comes in from authorities in india and of course, internationally. this is truly become a multinational investigation effort. but there are still mounting questions as to what led to this crash. and of course, real concern over the fate of the passengers and crew members on board and also those in the surrounding area that

were impacted by the crash. now, what we know at this stage is that among the 242 passengers and crew members on board, that flight, 169 were indian nationals, 53 were british nationals. there were seven portuguese nationals and one canadian national. and of course, we've been hearing throughout the day warnings from police officials and other authorities that there were fears that the majority of those on board that flight had been killed. now, this remarkable news that there is believed to be one survivor, there are still questions as to whether there may be any further survivors. we had heard earlier in the day from the air india chief suggesting that there had been some who had who were injured and then taken on to local hospitals for urgent care. but at this stage, no clarity just yet on the total number of casualties in the split between passengers and crew members and of course, those that have been impacted in the local area. what we do know according to reuters, citing local police officials,

is that at least 290 people have been killed. and as you mentioned, the tragic news, of course, that this crash directly impacted a hostel for a local medical college. there have been students gathered in the dining hall at the time of the crash, and that dozens have been taken to hospital suffering injuries. we've heard from the indian medical association and the medical.

>> on top of the building a little bit, so that would have been the only survivable place. but yeah, it's very surprising. >> well, it's even more surprising. my understanding is that he was in seat 11 a we looked at a diagram online of what the plane looks like. he was just ahead of the wing, right in front of what appears to be a bulkhead and an emergency exit. you were describing the back of the plane being perhaps the most survivable spot, but i guess it's even more astounding that someone was able to walk away from this. >> yeah, especially in that seat 11, you know. that's right. where the spar of the wing would go under and it would it would be a solid place for the aircraft to hit the ground. but as far as survivability above it, that incredibly surprising. >> yeah. given what we know about the crash so far, this mayday call, a signal being lost at roughly 625ft, and the crash

happening within a minute after takeoff. what does that overall picture suggest to you about what might have gone wrong? >> well, the fact that there was a mayday call that quickly after what? the rules around using the word mayday mean that you're you're imminently losing control of the aircraft. you cannot recover. and that's what the mayday, mayday means. so that happened. what the signal was lost at 630ft. i'm not sure. i don't have an answer for that, but i do have a concern about the configuration of the airplane. after the. it took off. and you can see it's pretty clear that the flaps are not down on the aircraft and that the landing gear is out. and that's just the exact opposite of what you would expect to see at that altitude. the landing gear should have been withdrawn and the flaps should have been down. still, to make that aircraft climb. and that's not what happened here. so that's the first thing i'd be looking at in the accident and in the records of the black box is to see what configuration the airplane was in and when.

>> yeah. and in the video, it seems to sort of sink. and obviously it appears that the pilot at some point felt that there was no way out and signaled for mayday, as you said, this is the first crash involving a boeing 787 dreamliner since it entered into service roughly 15 years ago.

>> model than it would on other models. so it's going to really enhance the investigation and make it go quicker, i'm sure. >> david soucie, thanks so much for the perspective as we watch these live images from ahmedabad, india. you can see crews are already on the ground looking through the wreckage of this deadly flight. at least 290 people killed as this india airplane crashes. we're going to have much more on this throughout the afternoon. plus, president trump says there was an urgent need to send troops into los angeles. but cnn has new reporting that the

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me on. for starters. but you know. >> i've got this news when i was on the road playing shows, knew i was in the middle of a run and was not even going to be able to get home for the services. my long term guitar player, nick reed, is a u.s. army combat vet, has lost friends the same way, and we more or less wrote this song out of therapy. late one night after a show in the hotel room, kind of venting about a broken system and this epidemic that's running rampant and our veteran community. and then you fast forward and i have some friends that put some missing pieces together, and we partnered with brother's keeper veteran foundation to release this song. and 100% of all the revenue from this song, meaning streaming downloads, everything is going to go right to them to provide critical mental health resources for our veteran community. >> yeah, it's really amazing, amazing work that they're doing. and can you tell me a little bit more about those conversations that you had with nick, sort of the patterns maybe that you were

talking about. this is something obviously, you say he experienced with a number of friends. what were you talking about? >> you know, it's so hard that transition coming back to civilian life and the support system is there, but we can be doing better. obviously, you know the numbers, some of the statistics are absolutely staggering. you know, in the 22 years in the global war on terror in iraq and afghanistan, we had 7800 troops killed in action. and that is not the watered down people that paid the ultimate price for our country and to fight for our freedom. however, in that same amount of time, we've lost over 120,000 veterans to suicide in this country.

and they don't they don't let much red tape get in the way. and that's exactly what i was looking for when i was ready to, you know, use this song to to

kind of have this conversation was to find a place and, and to find an organization that was willing to do what was needed. >> and through music, matt, you inevitably touch a lot of people who maybe wouldn't know about this issue. you have such a small percentage in the country who serve who may you know, a lot of people are not military connected. what do you want? people who haven't served, who maybe don't even know someone who has to take away from the message in your song. >> well, the coolest thing about this is there's so many people that do support the military. you know, recently i went to the indy 500, and that's on memorial day weekend, and i saw just how patriotic of an event that is. so the coolest thing about this particular song is if this is a cause you support, and this is a mission that you can get behind, all you have to do is stream it. streaming the song literally raises revenue for this organization to do work for our veterans. so that's all you

have to do is stream it. >> yeah. easy enough. well, matt, the song is great. thank you so much for talking with us about it and about the cause. we really appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me on. god bless america. >> and matt rogers. and the song again is camouflage. and you can, as he said, stream that. and if you or someone you know needs support help is available, text or call 988. counselors are there to talk 24 hours a day, seven days a week. or you can visit 988 lifeline.org. we'll be right back. >> home front brought to you by endless baby back ribs and tenders. now at golden corral. >> check this out. >> garlic buffalo. disappear. >> oh, how did you do that, honey? >> he's a magician. let him do his thing. >> so can we magic it back? >> i haven't learned that part of the trick yet. >> see what happens when you get on a magic kit.

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