they are presumed to be dead, and recovery efforts continued overnight. the head coach of the utah women's basketball teasays the team switched hotels ahead of its ncaa tournament game after experiencing racial hate crimes in coeur d'alene, idaho. county officials say a person in a truck with a confederate flag yelled racial slurs at the team as they returned from dinner. and here's a tasty partnership. mcdonald's will begin serving krispy kreme donuts later this year. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. it's wednesday, march 27th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." horror in the harbor. the search for answers today and the search for the victims presumed dead after that baltimore bridge collapse. the mayday call that may have saved lives. fighting back.

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>> reporter: you could tell this was not an easy decision to make last night when coast guard discussed this. this morning we are going to see crews back in the water trying to recover the bodies of those six construction workers presumed dead after the bridge collapse here in maryland. meanwhile, this community is just trying to find a way forward as they search for answers. in the shadow of the mangled metal that once was the francis scott key bridge, a community in mourning. >> amen. >> amen. >> we appreciate each and every one of you for coming together with us as we hold those families most importantly in prayer. >> reporter: the crossing collapsed early tuesday when a cargo ship hit a support column. >> the whole bridge just fell down. start -- get everybody. the whole bridge collapsed. >> reporter: the sound jolting neighbors out of their sleep. >> it felt justlike an earthquake. >> reporter: the search for six missing workers was suspended as night fell, the water deemed too cold and the effort too long for anyone to survive.

>> i can't imagine how painful today has been for these families. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news multiple alarms sounded on the ship after it lost power and propulsion. the pilot issued a mayday call giving law enforcement just enough time to stop anyone else from driving on the bridge. the national transportation safety board is leading the investigation into just what happened. and that includes examining any past safety problems with the ship. >> that is part of our investigation where we look at in-depth at safety information. anything that may have occurred prior to this. >> reporter: several engineers say it doesn't appear the collapse was the result of infrastructure problems with the bridge. >> once the bridge was struck by container ship of that size, there's not a bridge that we build, you know, that's any level of economy and efficiency that's going to survive that. >> reporter: now the busy port of baltimore is closed to shipping until all the debris is removed from the water. maryland's governor said that it's too soon to tell when they would be able to start rebuilding that bridge, but

officials stress that priority number one when it comes to any sort of rebuilding process is going to be reopening the port of baltimore because that is just so impactful to the economy of this area. back to you. >> all right, jarred hill in maryland, thank you. as mentioned the economic impact of this collapse will be felt far beyond the city and the state and across the country, as well. the francis scott key bridge is vital to the region while the port of baltimore is one of the largest in the nation. cbs' ramy inocencio reports on the financial cost of this disaster. >> reporter: collapsing in seconds, baltimore's francis scott key bridge was the gateway to much of the country. thousands of trucks transported goods on it daily. goods much of which would end up at this 350,000-square-foot warehouse. john schmidt is vice president and chief operating officer. >> it's going to be a couple hundred dollars minimum to every truckload, each truckload carrying everything from dry goods to

reams of paper to office machinery. what's your warning to consumers? >> your product might take longer to get to you. >> reporter: the port of baltimore are one of three that are 50-feet deep and can handle large ships like the dali. it's u.s.' busiest port for cars, trucks, and sugar handling more than $80 billion in goods last year, employing more than 15,000 jobs. >> there is no question that this will be a major and protracted impact to supply chains. >> reporter: amazon, fedex, and other multinationals tell cbs news they're still assessing the economic impact. >> the best case for the port in terms of getting it to be working again is probably about a month. >> reporter: worst case scenario -- >> you're looking at a minimum of a year. i'd be surprised if it's not two years. >> reporter: before the port of baltimore can reopen, authorities say they first need to remove all the debris and re-dredge that part of the river. there's no timeline for when that will happen. ramy inocencio, cbs news, baltimore. and "cbs mornings" will have

much more including interviews with the head of the ntsb, the lead underwater investigator, and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. that starts at 7:00 eastern. in some other news we're following today -- nearly two years after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade abortion rights returned to the nation's highest court. at issue here is access to the widely used abortion pill mifepristone along with the fda's authority to regulate other prescription drugs. cbs' jan crawford was there for the oral arguments. mifepristone kills -- >> reporter: protests made clear the controversy, but inside the court there appeared to be agreement with the majority of justices on both sides of the ideological aisle highly skeptical of arguments to restrict use of the so-called abortion pill. a key question -- why should courts be second-guessing scientific decisions by the fda on how a drug is prescribed.

>> do you have concerns about judges parsing medical and scientific studies? >> reporter: at issue the drug mifepristone, used with another drug in nearly two-thirds of abortions. a group of anti-abortion doctors argue the fda wrongly expanded access to the pill in 2016 when it extended the window women can take it from seven to ten weeks. and during the pandemic in 2021, said an in-person doctor's visit was not needed allowing mail-order pharmacies to ship the drug nationwide. erin hawley represents the doctors who say those changes led to increased emergency room visits and compromised women's health. >> women are now left to receive these drugs in the mail or at their dorm room without ever having been checked by a doctor for life-threatening conditions. that's reckless. >> reporter: abortion rights supporters say mifepristone is the safest method of abortion, and the fda, not the court system, has the final word on drug safety. >> the fda acted on an extensive

body of evidence and well within its authority and in accordance with the law. >> reporter: but in court, most of the 90-minute argument focused not on the merits of the fda's decision to expand access but whether the doctors even have legal standing to sue. the arguments will be a narrow procedural ruling for the fda which would preserve nationwide access to the abortion pill. a decision is expected by the end of june. jan crawford, cbs news, the supreme court. a new york judge imposed a gag order on donald trump in his upcoming hush-money trial. it's aimed at preventing the former president from commenting publicly about witnesses, prosecutors, court staff, and jurors. the judge cited his history of threatening remarks against people involved in his legal cases. it does not prevent him from talking about the judge or manhattan da alvin bragg. now to the middle east where

a freed israeli hostage is revealing horrifying new details about her 55 days in captivity, including a sexual assault. amit soussana gave extensive interviews to "the new york times." she says she was locked alone, chained by her ankle, forced to perform a sex act at gunpoint, and subjected to beatings including one where she was suspended between two couches. she says she stayed in several locations including private homes and a tunnel. the 40-year-old lawyer says she decided to speak out now to raise awareness about the plight of the other 100 hostages still in gaza. hamas has denied that its members sexually abused anybody. coming up this hour, pushing back. a lawyer for sean "diddy" combs speaks out about the raids on the rapper's homes. plus, holy guacamole. what narcotics officers found in this shipment of avocados. this shipment of avocados. mop?

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