There's a shot of the actual landing, something I have yet to see on any official news source.
What's amazing about this event, over and above just being an airliner crash landing into a river (itself just a bit extraordinary) is that everything went right after everything went wrong. The pilot has 40 years experience flying, starting with 7 in the Air Force flying F4s. He also knows all about gliders. The Hudson is calm, and the landing was absolutely perfect. As a result, the plane remained intact except for the left engine dropping off. When it came to a stop, it was in the midst of ferry traffic, which converged on the plane within minutes. Everyone waked out onto the emergency chutes now serving as rafts, and the wings. They used them as queue lines to get into the ferries. The coast guard and NYPD joined up in a hurry. The fire dept was flooded with 911 calls, and they converged en masse on both shores.
No one died. No one even had life threatening injuries. There was no panic. There were no dummies driving any of the boats. One leg fracture. Everyone else basically went on to their final destination. Unreal.