KEILAR: Right now, you're looking at live pictures from the White House. President Trump about to sign an executive order that seeks to prevent veteran suicide. This is going to create a new task force to advance research and prevention efforts. A father, a charismatic leader and a loving brother, that is how loved ones are remembering a group of American tourists killed in a helicopter crash in Kenya over the weekend. The helicopter crashed in the Central Island National Park on the country's northern border. And when a rescue team arrived, all four American on board and the pilot were dead. Kyle Forty (ph) would have turned 30 in August. And in a statement to CNN, his wife describes him as lovely. In addition to his wife, he leaves behind five children and a sixth child on the way. The family of 28-year-old Anders Asher Burke (ph) says that Kenya was Burke's (ph) favorite place on earth. He had recently purchased land there. Those closest to him say he was nothing short of magnetic. And Brandon Stapper, who had been posting photos on Instagram just before the crash, his brother describes him as a best friend and a father figure ever since their dad died when they both were young.</s>BRETT STAPPER, BROTHER OF BRANDON (voice-over): Everything that Brandon did was at the highest level, so loved by so many people. It's crazy.
Loved Ones Remember American Tourists Killed in Helicopter Crash in Kenya.