DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: We wanted to bring you the latest now on the midair collision that took place between two small planes over Burlington Township, New Jersey. We have our Brian Palmer with us on the phone from the township. Brian, what's the latest you can tell us?</s>BRIAN PALMER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, shortly after 8:00 a.m. this morning, two twin-engine planes crashed over Burlington Township, New Jersey, which is about halfway between Trenton and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. One of the planes crashed into the field, the other into a home in an upscale subdivision causing really severe damage. The Burlington police say that one couple escaped from that home, but four people in the aircraft are -- have died. The first plane was a Piper Navajo PA-31 registered to Trigris Air (Ph) of California, Maryland. The second plane was a Piper Seminole with no registration information readily available. We've seen debris that's scattered over a very wide radius; about a mile, according to one New Jersey State Trooper. The troopers are going around outlining these bits of debris. Some are as small as baseballs that we've seen, others are quite large, and they're spray- painting them with green paint.</s>KAGAN: Brian, just to recap here, we're saying four people have died?</s>PALMER: Four people, all from the aircraft, are reported dead, yes.</s>KAGAN: And no injuries or deaths on the ground, as far as we know so far?</s>PALMER: Correct.</s>KAGAN: All right, Brian Palmer, Burlington Township. We will check in again with you in the next hour for more information, more pictures.
Two Small Planes Collide Over New Jersey; 4 People Dead