Hunt for survivors after deadly Glasgow helicopter crash

At least one person was killed when a police helicopter plunged into a busy Glasgow pub, with the death toll set to rise Saturday as rescuers battled to find survivors. The chopper smashed into the roof of The Clutha pub, where more than 100 revellers had packed in to watch a band play on Friday night ahead of St. Andrew's Day, Scotland's national day celebrating its patron saint. Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond called it a "black day" for the nation as emergency service workers tried to make the one-storey building secure enough to permit full access to the scene. Police said 32 people had been taken by ambulance to three hospitals across Scotland's biggest city after the helicopter crashed into the city centre bar at 10:25 pm (2225 GMT).