One person is dead in this firefighting helicopter crash

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average snapped its winning streak yesterday, closing 0.2% lower, while the other two benchmarks also ended the day in the red. But stock futures this morning pointed to a turnaround.

About a week after the world’s largest digital currency shed 30% of its value to crash around $30,000, it seems to have regained some steam. This morning the virtual asset was stable at approximately $40,000.

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In Washington, meanwhile, today marks the beginning of two days of Capitol Hill hearings for big bankers. Top executives from the likes of JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo will testify before the Senate Banking Committee today and the House Financial Services Committee tomorrow.

They’ll be answering questions about how their companies navigated the pandemic and how they are dealing with money inequality.

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Smoke billows from the spot where a firefighting helicopter crashed

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Of the four people in the firefighting helicopter that crashed in Leesburg yesterday, one person has been confirmed dead. The other three have yet to be found, according to authorities.

Officials from the Federal Aviation Administration reported that the group had been attempting to complete a training activity when the aircraft went down in the Florida marsh at about 4 p.m.

The incident erupted into a fire, which has since been contained, officials say.

“The crash appears to be a total loss,” officials from the Leesburg Fire Department said late last night.

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