PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. – Four people were hospitalized Sunday night after a small plane crashed in Pembroke Pines. Pembroke Pines police and Fire Rescue responded to the crash in the area of Southwest 14th Street and 68th Boulevard after the plane, intending to land at North Perry Airport, crashed into a tree.

A Cessna Skymaster, with four people onboard, came down about a mile west of North Perry Airport on Sunday evening.

Bri Buckley reports that neighbors said there was a family of four on the plane and they all survived. Everyone had the same reaction to President Trump getting booed on Sunday. The President of the United States attended the FIFA Club World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

A small plane crashed at London Southend Airport in Sussex, England, on Sunday, killing all four people on board, according to local officials.

St. Johns County Fire Rescue said in a Facebook post the plane made the emergency landing near Island Landing Drive, and the cause is under investigation.

London Southend Airport will remain closed until further notice after a plane crashed in what witnesses described as a "fireball". Essex Police said it was alerted to a plane on fire at the site in Southend-on-Sea shortly before 16:00 BST on Sunday.