A boat capsized in New York Harbor near the Statue of Liberty late Saturday, killing a 27-year-old woman and a 5-month-old girl. Twelve other people aboard were pulled from the water and survived. The boat's operator, a 46-year-old Manhattan resident identified as Manuel Hernandez, was arrested and faces 13 counts of reckless endangerment, and authorities are investigating whether the vessel was operating as an illegal charter.
NBC (via TODAY) provides only a brief video-caption style report with minimal detail, covering just the basic facts of the fatalities and rescue without naming the operator or discussing charges.
BBC focuses on factual sequence of events, names the victims via co-worker/CBS sourcing, and details the arrest and reckless endangerment charges against the boat operator, plus the ongoing investigation into a possible illegal charter.
New York Post emphasizes the human tragedy with vivid on-scene detail (a loved one's cries at the hospital, survivors clutching life jackets) and specific vessel details (22-foot bowrider, 14 people, 10:25 p.m.), but does not name the arrested operator in this piece.