MALVEAUX: This is just moments ago, the Vintage World War II plane that crashed into the Hudson River was pulled out of the water. The 56-year-old, William Gordon, died in that accident. He's going to be remembered in a fly over later today. I want to bring our CNN Rachel Crane who is following the story joining us live here. So explain to us what we just saw.</s>RACHEL CRANE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Suzanne, just moments ago behind me that World War II plane that was a single seater was removed from the Hudson via a crane. Now that was the Army Corps of Engineers as well as NYPD that worked together on that removal. And as you can see in the images, the plane is quite intact. Now, we're told by the NYPD the plane is headed to the Wall Street Heliport at the moment where the FAA will take over the investigation and continue it, and then from there a private company will take the plane to Delaware -- Suzanne.</s>MALVEAUX: All right. Rachel Crane, appreciate it. Thank you so much. Ahead, a fundamental failure to help student victims of sexual assaults, that is what an investigation found on the Baylor University campus. We have that, up next.
Crashed WWII Plane Removed From Hudson River