HARRIS: OK. Once again, we want to get you the latest information on what we know. Rescue teams are on scene, obviously, of a plane crash in southwest Alaska. The plane crashed overnight in a remote area near Dillingham, Alaska. We are being told that at least nine people were on board the plane; five people are reported dead, two others seriously injured. Former NASA Chief Sean O'Keefe was on board. We don't know his condition, and it is still unclear whether former Alaska Senator Ted Stevens was on board, former spokesman -- the former chief of staff for Ted Stevens. The family is in touch with search and rescue teams, and the family is asking for your prayers. One other quick story before we get to the top of the hour here, I know a lot of you have been following the story. The feds are said to be pulling out all the stops to find the last of three escaped Arizona convicts and his suspected accomplice. Authorities say John McCluskey and Casslyn May Welch may in western Montana or southwestern Canada. They were described as cousins and fiances who have nothing to lose. The chief deputy U.S. marshal for Arizona tells CNN the two are desperate and could rob or even kill to further their escape.</s>CHIEF DEPUTY FIDENCIO RIVERA, U.S. MARSHAL, DISTRICT OF ARIZONA: John McCluskey was convicted of attempted homicide for a drive-by shooting in 2009. His partner, Casslyn Welch, is one wanted for conspiracy in the escape of McCluskey. In addition, John McCluskey is a suspect. He was linked by forensics to a double homicide of an elderly couple in Santa Rosa, New Mexico. So we believe both individuals are armed and extremely dangerous. We're concerned for the public's safety. We believe that in the interest of the public, if they see them to, please contact 911, their local police, and do not try to impede the individuals in any way whatsoever.
Search Continues for Arizona Convict and Cousin/Fiance That Aided in Escape