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NBC anchor breaks down on air after colleagues die in LA helicopter crash

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Veteran NBC anchor Robert Kovacik became visibly emotional after learning that two of his colleagues had died in a helicopter crash in Los Angeles. The victims were identified as reporter Eliana Moreno and crew member George Marciniw. Kovacik was already at the scene covering a separate bus collision when the news helicopter went down nearby. He reportedly noticed black smoke rising and rushed toward the crash site before later reporting live on the incident.

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