At a packed town hall for the Northeast Philadelphia community Wednesday night, city leaders offered help and resources to those affected by Friday's deadly plane crash. One man in the crowd said he's happy to be alive.

A Northeast Philadelphia man who was injured when a plane crashed into his neighborhood Friday night describes the moment a piece of debris flew into a restaurant and struck him in the head. Neighbors and city leaders say the community is coming together after the tragedy.

NTSB investigators found the Learjet 55's cockpit voice recorder Sunday. The agency said it was 8 feet down at the site of initial impact. The death toll is 7, with 22 injured.