MALVEAUX: A horrifying scene. A vintage World War II plane plunges into New York's Hudson River. Police say they recovered the pilot's body. Fifty six-year-old William Gordon was the only one on board. Witnesses say they watched in horror as his plane slammed into the river last night. You see the video here showing the moment of impact. Our Rachel Crane is following the story from New York. And Rachel, I understand that some people, they saw the pilot struggling to get out of the plane?</s>RACHEL CRANE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: That's right. This is a very populated portion of the Hudson. You have restaurants and running paths on either side so many witnesses saw this crash occur. And while there's many questions surrounding this ongoing investigation, the museum that owns the plane put out a statement earlier today. They said that "The FAA will determine the reason for the in-flight failure. But we know this much, Bill was a nationally respected pilot and we were lucky to call him one of our own." Now, law enforcement officials tell us that they will be using a crane later today to try and recover that plane. It will be the army corps of engineers and the NYPD will be working together on this recovery effort. So the FAA and the NTSB can continue the investigation into what went wrong here -- Suzanne.</s>MALVEAUX: All right. Just very tragic, Rachel Crane. Thank you so much. We appreciate that. Ahead, Donald Trump's campaign might appear to be on the upswing but there are now some reports of a clear power struggle that is going on inside the campaign. We'll going to explain what that's all about up next.
World War II Plane Plunges Into Hudson River, Pilot Killed