NBC news helicopter crash kills at least three people in Los Angeles
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The helicopter crashed near a storage building in the San Fernando Valley, as news crews were covering a car accident that left at least two dead and six others injured An NBC news television helicopter crashed into a car park in Los Angeles on Tuesday,…
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
The helicopter crashed near a storage building in the San Fernando Valley, as news crews were covering a car accident that left at least two dead and six others injured An NBC news television helicopter crashed into a car park in Los Angeles on Tuesday,…
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Follow-up questions
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