Recovery efforts are underway right now at the site of a plane crash in Moscow.
WHITFIELD: All right, welcome back. Recovery efforts are underway right now at the site of a plane crash in Moscow. And we are learning there are no survivors. The passenger jet disappeared from radar shortly after taking off from Moscow's airport headed for southern Russia. There were 65 passengers and six crew members onboard. At least one of the plane's black boxes has been found in the area where the plane went down. Russian President Vladimir Putin has sent out condolences to families and the victims and promised an investigation. Senior international correspondent Fred Pleitgen is at the crash site. So, Fred, even though it's very early on in the investigation, are there any indications of what brought it down?</s>FREDERIK PLEITGEN, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, so far the Russians said they are still looking for indications of what brought the plane down. It is interesting, the plane is an Antonov 148, which is a commercial airliner that' is not really flown very much outside of Russia and former soviet union countries. But it's also a fairly new aircraft. It was only seven years old. And the fact that aircraft model has only been flying since 2009. So the age of the plane, certainly, investigators don't believe is necessarily a factor. They say that right now, they are looking on the one hand possible mechanical failure. They are looking at possible pilot error. But Fredricka, they are also not ruling out the weather might have been a factor as well. And one of the things about this afternoon in Moscow, is that there were some pretty heavy snowstorms going through over the area, certainly caused some disruption in flights anyway. And so, that's one of the things that the investigators are looking at. But as you say, it is still very early in the investigation. One of the bright spots has been that they discovered that flight data recorder, where they hope to get some new information from that, as well. Pretty difficult working though for the recovery crews. I'm right here at the scene. And they have a lot of specialized equipment and they are having to move a lot of snow out of the area, as well. Because it was that big snowstorm going on. And then obviously, very difficult for the rescue crews to work in that field. But they say that they are trying and they want to find out what happened to that plane, as fast as possible, Fredricka.</s>WHITFIELD: All right, Fred Pleitgen, thank you so much. All right, straight ahead, evangelical leaders are asking the President to take action on immigration. We will speak with one of the former members of Trump's evangelical advisory board about what might get done.