tell us about how that ad came together with martin sheen? >> martin and i and janet and con knee and my wife have known each other now for more than a decade. martin, i love to tell the story. he's been campaigning half a dozen times for me and i love to tell the story. martin sheen's first job, he was a caddy at the dayton country club, and he was fired for trying to organize a union. that is who martin sheen is, dignity of work absolutely fits him. he's fought the same kind of special interest that we do, and always devoted his life to justice. one of my favorite moments campaigning is when martin spent two days with us. the second day back in 2012. we ended up in john glen's apartment for a fundraiser. all day he was talking about i can't believe i'm going to see john glen and go to his apartment. and he told me two days earlier, i can't believe martin sheen is coming to my place. so two heroes as far as i'm concerned. in very different ways. but both of them just terrific human beings that will fight for justice and fought for people who

a union so that is who martin sheen is. the dignity of work absolutely fits him and he has fought the same special interest we do. he's always devoted his life to justice and one of my favorite moments campaigning is when martin spent two days with us, the second day back in 2012, we ended up in john glenn's apartment for a fundraiser and all day martin was talking about, i can't believe i'm going to get to see john glen echo to his apartment and john glenn had told me two days earlier, i can't believe martin sheen is coming to my place, so two heroes as far as i'm concerned, in very different ways but both of them just terrific human beings who fight for justice and fought for people who don't always get a break in life. >> you know, i begin this segment tonight thinking i was going to learn a new biographical fact about martin sheen and his first organizing experience at the country club. that is a great one. as you go forward in this campaign, it looks like you now know who you will be running against, bernie moreno. wha

>> so an oil sheen or fuel sheen on the water is indicative of a fuel leak. i know that they've gone out and they've placed harbor containment boom around the vessel itself. and it does appear to be holding the last aerial videos that we had. we saw that as well. and it does appear to be holding so the containment boom that you would see around the vessel itself would would be just for that to contain that chain early this morning, we did smell a strong odor of diesel fuel on the water was still dark. we couldn't see it. but as the sun came up we had seen light sheen or evidence of a light sheen out there as well. i think we're at this point, we're grateful that so far we've not had a massive release of fuel, but as the coast guard stated, we are seeing some indications of some sheen moving away from the wreckage. >> chief james wallace of the baltimore city fire department. thank you for joining us and thanks for all your men and women are doing right now. how appreciate it very, very much coming up. we'll take a closer look at the major ripple effects of th

did you see the sheen and can you go into detail about mitigation efforts and let those concerned about know what's going on in the water? >> i know the 4,000 containers that are on the ship have indicated that 56 contain some form of hazardous materials, including things like lithium batteries, perfumes, etc. we know right now already deployed there have been over 2400 feet of boom which has been there to be able to contain the leaked pollution and what we can say is there no risk to the people and ensure that both to the first responders operating but also for the people inside the area. we know the ntsb will continue doing their investigations but of the 4,000 containers, 56 have shown some type of hazmat. >> the sheen when you're out there, can you see it on the water? >> i personally do not. reporter: and a question about the families, have you met with all six families of the construction workers? i know you met with the survivor but other persons did survive that were seeking medical treatment and have you heard the reports, if they're true? >> the people we met at shock trauma w

but as the sun came up, we had seen light sheen or evidence of a light sheen out there as well. i think we're at this point, we're grateful that so far we've not had a massive release of fuel, but as the coast guard stated, we are seeing some indications of some sheen moving away from the wreckage. >> chief james wallace of the baltimore city fire department. thank you for joining us and thanks for all your men and women are doing right now. how appreciate it very, very much coming up. >> we'll take a >> closer look at the major ripple effects of the baltimore bridge collapse. and those effects could have a huge impact on the us. will tell you why plus the us supreme court hears arguments on banning a widely used abortion pill. stay with us. >> you're in the situation if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing i can ever help >> my dad a died doing what he loved. >> space shuttle columbia. he final flight or mere sunday, april 7 at nine >> if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you'd love some things should stand the test the time when

investigators say they are seeing a sheen in the water. you are watch ing "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. a massive clean up and recovery effort is underway and crews have just pulled two bodies from a truck at the bottom of the patapsco river. brooke singman is here. >> brooke: tragic discovery yesterday morning. the bodies were found in a red truck. two of eight construction workers were filling pot holes when the bridge crumbled, they were from guatemala and mexico. the moments before impact confirms multiple alarms went off before the ship lost power. they called for a tug boat, but it was too late. head of the ntsb says there appears to be a sheen on the water surface. >> f56 containers of hazardous material, 764 tons of hazardous materials, mostly corrosive, flammables and miscellaneous hazardous material, class nine hazardous material including lithium ion batteries. >> brooke: u.s. army corps of engin engineer sending 1100 to baltimore to assist in the clean up. no word on

the sheen on the water should , people be concerned about this right now? is there anything being done to mitigate that? >> the authorities are aware. of the materials themselves. i would just direct you to them for those sorts of questions. >> can i ask you to give me the time that the pilot called for the tugs? i didn't get that as quickly as you mentioned it. when the pilot called for the tugs, confirming the ship had no tugs at all helping it navigate through the waters before it hit the ridge. >> that's correct. the tugboats help the vessel leave the port and then get into the main ship channel. and then they leave. once it's on its way, it's a straight shot through the channel. there are no tugs with the vessel at that time. they were calling for tugs. do you have about timeframe? >> the pilot made that call at 1:26:39 according to the vdr. >> yes? >> washington post. did the ship have power problems before? >> there was a question on concerns about power or reports of concerns of power outages on the vessel prior to that moment of the bridge striking

we have seen shear on or sheen. sorry, sheen on the waterway. >> the ntsb is already looking at the data recorder to figure out what went wrong. investigators say the ship's alarms went off at 124 yesterday morning and it crashed into the francis scott key bridge five minutes later. back here at home, oakland's new police chief pledges to bring change. >> floyd mitchell was introduced today as the city's 13th chief in the last 20 years. he says his approach is centered on data driven, proactive policing and building a close partnership with the community. >> my approach begins with strong community engagement and collaboration. i'm here to work with the citizens of oakland. >> he's a smart crime fighter who delivers results, and it is what i demand. >> mitchell spent more than 20 years on the police force in kansas city. he then went on to serve as police chief in temple, texas, and lubbock. after that, he's expected to start his job in oakland in late april or early may. >> chief mitchell will face his fair share o

if the oil production platforms offshore have anything to do with this oil sheen, but they do know itands on deck approach. the coast guard andúa rapid response company using these yellow booms for containment and using scrubbers to clean it all up. the oil sheen reported some two and a half miles long, about a half mile wide, all some three miles off the coast. >> it was a 35 by 35 meter sheen, so, you know, a lot of space to cover. >> and now a wide area of dog beach off pch being hit with ease. these tar balls, blobs of thick, gooey fresh tar. this is different. >> i've never, never seen it, you know, i've seen it in other beaches, different areas. but sphuntington's a sweetúspot and unfortunately, this is the first time i've seen it like this today. >> all this in the very same area. hit by another oil spill back in 2021. remember that? that's a huge spill back then. a ruptured pipeline dumping tens of thousands of gallons of oil right into the ocean, killing birds and other wildlife, prompting a desperate cleanup. now, some three years later, more oil in the ocean. but this time

we have seen shear on or xin sorry, sheen on the water way. the federal, state, and local authorities are aware of that and they will be in charge of addressing those issues. but the ntsb as part of our safety record our safety investigation documents that type of release and documents the damage and documents, the type of materials involved as part of our investigation we also have an engineering group which gathers evidence to document the design and operation of engineering systems, including the vessel propulsion steering, and power the operations and engineering group was able to board the vessel last night and they did a walk through of the vessel, including the bridge and the engine room they were looking for other electronic components, any sort of downloadable recorders, any sort of cameras, any sort of cctv. they did not find any of those things but that search continues they've also requested document number of documents, including maintenance and inspection history and our as we speak conducting interviews onboard the vessel those

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we have seen shear on or sheen. sorry, sheen on the waterway. >> the ntsb is already looking at the data recorder to figure out what went wrong. investigators say the ship's alarms went off at 124 yesterday morning and it crashed into the francis scott key bridge five minutes later. back here at home, oakland's new police chief pledges to bring change. >> floyd mitchell was introduced today as the city's 13th chief in the last 20 years. he says his approach is centered on data driven, proactive policing and building a close partnership with the community. >> my approach begins with strong community engagement and collaboration. i'm here to work with the citizens of oakland. >> he's a smart crime fighter who delivers results, and it is what i demand. >> mitchell spent more than 20 years on the police force in kansas city. he then went on to serve as police chief in temple, texas, and lubbock. after that, he's expected to start his job in oakland in late april or early may. >> chief mitchell will face his fair share o

we have seen shear on or xin sorry, sheen on the waterway. the federal, state, and local authorities are aware of that and they will be in charge of addressing those issues. but the ntsb as part of our safety, our safety investigation documents that type of release and documents the damage documents, the type of materials involved as part of our investigation we also have an engineering group which gathers evidence to document the design and operation of engineering systems, including the vessel propulsion steering, and power the operations and engineering group was able to board the vessel last night and they did a walk through of the vessel, including the bridge and the engine room they were looking for other electronic components, any sort of downloadable recorders, any sort of cameras, any sort of cctv. they did not find any of those things but that search continues they've also requested document number of documents, including maintenance and inspection history and our as we speak, conducting interviews onboard the vessel those interview

also some signs of sheen on the water which would indicate something from those containers. there's is in the water >> didn't seem >> to have any answers about how concerned people should be. she referred reporters questions to other officials. that's really not the ntsb job right now. she also talked about the voyage data recorder, which is the ship equivalent of the flight data recorder, which we're all very familiar with. with the differences she pointed out is that there are what she said we're about 1,000 parameters on a flight data recorder that you would find after an accident on board or an incident on board a plane with the voice the voyage data recorder. it's it's very basic. she called it a snap shot of major systems on a vessel, nothing to do with an engineering. they certainly she has urged for over the past for more what she'd terms is parameters on the vd are two mandate more recordings. i want to bring in cnn's pete muntean. is that the briefing sites seen as bryan todd, and danny freeman are at the scene also with this is maritime an attorney and former merc

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when the coast guard got here, they found anúoil sheen in the water that stretchedúfor around two mileshore oilúrig, but the exact source of the spill isústill unclear. tonight, governor newsom did put out a statement today saying, quote, we are actively monitoring reports of an oil sheen near huntington beach. we have deployed personnel to evaluate the incident partners. >> well, spring forward takes place to sunday after the break, a look at the renewed effort to keep the county, year round and as well, artificial intelligence is advancing every day. leaders are now signing to use this technology responsibly. >> also, congress takes on tiktok the bills some are proposing platform and the pushback man representatives are now did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪ ) is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up

we have seen sheen on the waterway.eral state and local authorities are aware of that and they will be in charge of addressing those issues, but the ntsb as part of our safety investigation documents that type of release, documents the damage and documents the type of materials involved as part of our investigation. we also have an engineering group which gathers evidence to document the design and operation of engineering systems , including the vessel propulsion, steering and power. the operations and engineering group was able to board the vessel last night and they did a walk-through of the vessel including the bridge and engine room. they were looking for other electronic components, any sort of downloadable recorders, any sort of cameras, any sort of cctv. they did not find any of those things but that surge continues. they've also requested a number of documents including maintenance and inspection history and as we speak, conducting interviews on board the vessel. those interviews began at 1:00 pm this afternoon

sheen's promises are not worth much he and the party can turn in a minute if it suits her political interests. business and government secrets. the hudson institute senior fellow and author of the decisive decade jonathan dt ward. great to see you. amazing xi jinping is asking the ceos to invest in china and underlines how significant american investment is to the continued growth of china and it makes me question why so many companies are trading on our exchanges right now, some of which are sanctioned and american investors are buying into those companies and in fact funding the expansion of our number one adversary. >> the ceos are really falling into xi jinping's strap at this point and it doesn't take a lot of brains to understand the risks of doing business in china. at the end of the day the whole system is built to siphon intellectual property know-how capital to use that to build the strategic industry and a lot of these companies are going to get pushed out of the china market and we see the already with the companies and tendons in your talking about a wide range of industries mis

watered and fed in accordance with the veterinarian’s recommendations. just so that the wool has a silky sheenys playful, lately we have to shell out a considerable amount, since maximus is already 8 years old, we noticed that during this time the prices for food have increased very significantly, if, for example, previously we bought for 800 rubles, but now it’s already 2,000 rubles. and then you need to search in order to find at least a promotion, for example, prices for food for dogs and cats in russia have really increased, and the rise in price has affected both dry and wet food, all segments, economy premium and holistic, pet owners are concerned about the changes, the food was cheaper, of course, we have a cat, he eats a lot, we already weigh 8 kg, and before the price of food was somewhere around 200-250, now it’s 300-400 rubles. indeed, if a year and a half ago a kilogram of economy class cat food cost on average 300 rubles, but now you will have to pay 360-400 rubles for it. premium class food could be bought for 900 rubles, now the average price is 1,100 per day and... eats about 1

. >> requesting a boat be launched into the river, just to double check, make sure there's no sheen. >> reporter: norfolk southern saying it will clean up a small amount of diesel fuel that spilled into the river, and plastic pellets that spilled from one of the cars the company adding, there's no throat the public. no hazardous material risks from the rail cars. and no injuries to our crew members. >> we request that everyone stay out of the area so first responders and norfolk southern personnel can continue to assess and work at the scene. >> reporter: tonight, there are no evacuations officials saying teams mobilized fast, adding first responders have trained multiple times since the toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio. the one-year anniversary of that wreck just a few weeks ago norfolk southern's ceo spoke to us exclusively about the safety measures his company has taken since last february's fiery derailment and subsequent chemical spill what are you doing to ensure that a derailment like the one we saw in february of last year doesn't happen again >> yeah, it's a co

we have seen shear on or sheen, sorry, sheen on the waterway. >> the ntsb says the bridge was inspected in may of last year. it was in satisfactory condition getting the port of baltimore open remains a priority right now. ships aren't allowed to go in and out of what is one of the busiest ports in the country. the search for the remaining bodies will continue once debris from the area can be cleared. you can stay with us for the very latest on the baltimore bridge aftermath and investigation. we have live updates running anytime at abc seven news.com. >> oakland's new police chief is pledging to bring change to the city. the mayor introduced floyd mitchell to the city yesterday. he'll be the city's 13th chief in the past 20 years. he says his approach is centered on data driven, proactive policing. he also values building a close relationship with the community. >> my approach begins with strong community engagement and collaboration. i'm here to work with the citizens of oakland. >> he's a smart crime fighter who delivers results, and it is what i demand. >> mitchell spent more than 2

. >> reporter: standing not even two inches tall, it was the mythic beast's chrome sheen that caught betha's eye. >> what was it like when you first stumbled upon a unicorn? >> it's such an unexpected surprise. >> reporter: recently these figurines have been mysteriously appearing all over providence, on sidewalks, windowsills, planters, stirring up a citywide scavenger hunt. >> are you going to try to find these? yeah >> it's kind of like a little easter egg hunt >> reporter: despite scouring the streets all morning long, unicorns, after all, do have a reputation of being hard to find, it was when we sat down on the bench that we finally stumbled upon one the burning question now, who is behind the colorful creatures some locals point to the nearby rhode island school of design >> i have no idea who is behind this project, and that's great. anyone can make art. anyone can find art. anyone can interact with it. >> reporter: artists inspiring communities in surprising places is an age-old practice in chicago, potholes have been transformed into mosaics, and a brooklyn artist anonymous

the interesting thing is that these robots have the sheen of ai. and they actually learned they are machines that are learning whether it's learning about your backyard or the size of the lawn to mow or folding a shirt or making coffee. they are getting smarter and there's a lot of money toward the idea of machines getting smarter and taking care of the mundane tasks of our lives. the concern of course being that they will take our jobs. they don't need healthcare or benefits and that is of big concern. everyone is going forward knowing that but the technology and the funding is there so we are still seeing this progress. we don't know where it will be in 1 to 10 years so that's part of the scariness of it. but it's also very exciting. >>> this is east oakland. a new welcome center here today that will serve as a resource center and a working space. this is on international and 83rd. the black culture zone will run this and it will serve as a co- working space and content studio. a place where they can receive housing and child development. we are

we have seen shear or sheen. sorry, sheen on the waterway say the ntsb says the bridge was inspected in may of last year and was in satisfactory condition. >> getting the port of baltimore open remains a priority. it's a major port right now. ships are not allowed to go in or out of one of what is the busiest ports in the country. this is a live look at the scene. we can show you right now the coast guard working on a plan to remove that massive cargo ship. look at that as you watch live. that just disaster still unfolding. the investigation just getting underway in earnest. and as we learn more about what happened with the baltimore bridge crash and collapse, we'll update the story here and on abc seven news.com. >> housing is a key part of building a better bay area. but in san francisco, the board of supervisors overrode the mayor's veto in order to keep housing development restrictions in place in several historic blocks . abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke to the president of the board of supervisors abo

we have seen shear on or sheen, sorry, sheen on the waterway. >> the ntsb says the bridge was inspected in may of last year and was in satisfactory condition. getting the port of baltimore open remains a priority right now. ships aren't allowed to go in and out of what is one of the busiest ports in the country. you can stay with us for the very latest on the baltimore bridge aftermath and investigation. we have live updates running anytime at abc seven news.com. >> oakland's new police chief is pledging to bring change to the city. the mayor introduced floyd mitchell to the city yesterday. he will be the city's 13th chief in the past 20 years. he says his approach is centered on data driven, proactive policing. he also values building a close relationship with the community. >> my approach begins with strong community engagement and collaboration. i'm here to work with the citizens of oakland. >> he's a smart crime fighter who delivers results, and it is what i demand. >> mitchell spent more than 20 years on the police force in kansas city. he then went on to serve as police chief in t

and there's some kind of a parent sheen on the water would suggest that some of this hazardous material might now be in the port of baltimore, a body of water with a current that leads to the ocean below as much information as we're getting tonight. there's still so much we still do not know it's the infancy of the investigation and we don't have any pictures from inside that andrew room. we don't have any cameras, but don't have any cctv. also tonight, divers are uncovering an underwater grave a red pickup truck with two victims who were trapped inside, and they are all saying site that's sonar scans show vehicles in in the wreckage from the bridge. did anyone else possibly survive >> encourage you all to think about these people in those that they love and they lost they're going to need your love and support >> and the disaster has produced a traffic jam with nationwide, maybe even global consequences ten ships in addition to the wreckage of the dali, are stuck inside the port of baltimore, you got three bulk carriers, one vehicle carrier to cargo ships, an oil tanker, three naval lo

(bell chiming) >>> tonight the coast guard says it's cleaned up about 85% of an oil sheen floating offf huntington beach in southern california. unclear if it was the source of some tar balls that washed up on shore. >> got stuck all over my hands, my feet, and my shoes. it's not the easiest thing to get off. >> i won't use my fingers for it because it's a hazard. >> yeah, it's a bunch of tar we stepped on. we could see it all along the shoreline. >> so this two and a half mile slick was spotted yesterday afternoon not far from a pair of offshore platforms. the coast guard still not exactly sure where it came from. >>> check out this massive avalanche just missing a group of skiiers in the french al alps. i'm not sure i'd stay there and record even though that's what my boss would have wanted. the avalanche did cover up the trail they use to get to that point. >> that's not what you want to see coming at you. >> no. >> that, rogue waves, sharks. >> i'm afraid of all of it. that's why i stay in the city all of the time. it was such a good day to stay in the city. he said to me yesterday

some of those containers were sheared open leaving a sheen on the water. >> there is a threat to the the hazardous materials on board. >> reporter: the port of baltimore which is the nations top hub for vehicles remains closed impacting thousands of workers. divers have recovered the bodies of two of the six highway workers presumed to have died after the bridge collapsed. search team say there is no way to reach the others until some of the wreckage is removed. maryland state police identify the man found is 35-year-old alejandro hernandez fuentes and dorlian ronial castillo cabrera the family is a tremendous agony. the navy is sending barges with cranes to help clear the scene and the army corps of engineers and coast guard also have more resources on the way. >> for the latest updates on the story stay with us on air, online at kpix.com and streaming on our cbs news bay area app. >>> bay area native sam bankman-fried guilty of fraud and conspiracy after the collapse of ftx. coming up , the sentence just handed out. >>> her mother died from a botched surgery but california law seve

investigators say they've spotted a sheen on the water, but maryland's governor and coast guard officials say there's no immediate health or environmental threat. maryalice parks, abc news, washington. >> apple is suing a former employee. they say leaked corporate secrets to journalists. the san francisco ios software engineer allegedly used their company issued iphone to exchange messages with reporters. according to the lawsuit, the employee was trying to kill the products and features they didn't like by exposing them. apple is seeking a jury trial, along with payback of the employees bonuses and stocks. the suit was filed in the santa clara county superior court. more than $900 million in powerball cash could be yours tonight. we'll take a look ahead to one of the largest lottery jackpot draws in history that's coming up. also, a very sharp close call for a convenience store customer. what came rolling his way that sent him a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® $935 million

authorities say they have seen a sheen on the water indicating chemical leaks. officials have started identifying the six victims, all construction workers. 40-year-old miguel luna had three children and was originally from el salvador. 34-year-old maynor yassir suazo sandoval had two kids and was from honduras. >> we know that they were hard workers. we know that they loved soccer. they loved their families and the community. >> reporter: all wreckage from the crash must be cleared before the port of baltimore can reopen to ships. the navy is bringing in barges equipped with cranes to help. logistics experts say it's possible prices could rise if the global supply chain is disrupted. cargo ships are now getting redirected to other ports along the east coast. the port of baltimore handles more vehicle imports and exports than any other port in the u.s. >> wendy gillette in new york. thank you. >>> politicians are paying tribute to former connecticut senator joe lieberman. the democratic candidate for vice president in 2000 died yesterday of complications from a

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. >>> tonight the coast guard says it's cleaned up about 85% of an oil sheen floating off of huntington beach in southern california. unclear if it was the source of some tar balls that washed up on shore. >> got stuck all over my hands, my feet, and my shoes. it's not the easiest thing to get off. >> i won't use my fingers for it because it's a hazard. >> yeah, it's a bunch of tar we stepped on. we could see it all along the shoreline. >> so this two and a half mile slick was spotted yesterday afternoon not far from a pair of offshore platforms. the coast guard still not exactly sure where it came from. >>> check out this massive avalanche just missing a group of skiiers in the french al alps. i'm not sure i'd stay there and record even though that's what my boss would have wanted. the avalanche did cover up the trail they use to get to that point. >> that's not what you want to see coming at you. >> no. >> that, rogue waves, sharks. >> i'm afraid of all of it. that's why i stay in the city all of the time. it was such a good day to stay in the city. he said to me yesterday that today

stefan kyriazis, were you inspired by michael sheen's portrayal of aneunn michael sheen's portrayal of's absolutely stunning and it's all politics, politics, politics recently in the theatre, which is very much your thing. >> but there's a way of handling it so that it's not bashing you over the head. it's not too didactic, it's not lecturing. michael is absolutely, michael sheen is absolutely, unquestionably charismatic. so it opens with him. he's just it's 1960. it opens with him. he's just it's1960. he's been operated for on an ulcer, comes round in his in his hospital room and of course, the point is made. it's a hospital that he had built, not himself, but it was built under his with his hands, but it was built under his initiatives , was built under his initiatives, and he's there. very chipper, kind of going, you know, i'll be out of here soon. i'm not going anywhere. the only place i'm going is number 10. however, we know retrospectively . and his know retrospectively. and his wife, lee, and his best wife, jenny lee, and his best friend lush know that friend archie lush know th

we have seen sheen on the waterway. federal, state and local authorities are aware of that, and they will be in charge of addressing those issues. marine traffic has been temporarily halted in and out of the port of baltimore. maryland governor wes moore is calling for support to fix the bridge and get one of the busiest ports in the us up and running again. the collapse of the key bridge is notjust a maryland crisis. the collapse of the key bridge is a global crisis. the national economy and the world's economy depends on the port of baltimore. the port handles more cars and more farm equipment than any other port in the country. last year alone, the port handled $80 billion of foreign cargo, the largest in the country. our north america correspondent, gary o'donoghue, is in baltimore and sent us this report. throughout the day, the gruesome task of recovering the bodies of those who died has continued, as their identities have begun to emerge. two names have so far been released — miguel luna was from el salvador and

investigators say they've spotted a sheen on the water. but maryland's governor and coast guard officials say there's no immediate health or environmental threat. mary alice parks, abc news, washington. >> coming up, more than $900 million in powerball cash could be yours tonight. we'll take a look ahead to one of the largest lottery jackpot draws in history. coming up. also, a very sharp close call for a convenience store customer. what came rolling his way that sent him running and s your bathroom... needs febreze small spaces... the always-on, odor-fighting air freshener you set and forget. no outlets used, no batteries needed, no effort required. so your bathroom stays continuously fresh for 45 days. that's the power of febreze small spaces. $935 million is up for grabs tonight. no one has won powerball's top prize since new year's day. and that means it is 37 consecutive drawings without a jackpot winner. if there is no winner tonight, that could push the next drawing on wednesday over to $1 billion. health leaders in the bay area are

you can see the sheen there on the water. we're told it extends for miles. the coast guard says it is evaluating areas further off the coastline. so far the cause of this oil spill is unclear. >>> breaking news here in the bay area, take a look at this. a water main break in san francisco. now, this is happening right now near stern grove and -- street. you can see a lot of water coming out of the ground. san francisco crews are telling people to stay away, as they assess risks to both structures as well as residents there. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and bring updates. >>> new at 11:00, a car crashed into a gas station in alameda at aisle 1 near blanding avenue. there is a lot of damage to the store front. but it's not clear how that crash happened. we have reached out to alameda police to get more information. when they give it to us, we'll let you know. >>> federal investigators are trying to find out what led to a wheel on a united plane flying off during takeoff. you have to look at your screen here at the surprising video. the landing g

the sheen room, 97 trails are currently open. and if you're headed to the north star, things are looking good. 118 inches on the ground. they've got packed powder and 100 trails are now open to get out there and enjoy cook also looking great. 116 inches on the ground. all that snow really coming and really helping out the ski resorts. may those ski resorts are now going to be extending the time that they stay open just because of all of the snow. now, if you're headed up in the high country, here's the good news. you can see that wind overnight tonight and get tomorrow morning. but after that, things settle down, looking as we get into the weekend. lots of sunshine coming your way. yeah. make it a little slushy by the afternoon. expect some spring skiing conditions as we head throughout the weekend. thank is next. in sports, former forty-niners defensive end arik armstead has found a new home sports director. jason dumas has the details coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> eric armstead era is officially over the defensive tac

. >> reporter: standing not even two inches tall, it was the mythic beast's chrome sheen that caughtou first stumbled upon a unicorn? >> it's such an unexpected surprise. >> reporter: recently these figurines have been mysteriously appearing all over providence, on sidewalks, windowsills, planters, stirring up a citywide scavenger hunt. >> will you try to find these? >> yeah. >> reporter: it's kind of like a little easter egg hunt. scouring the streets all morning long, and unicorns have a reputation for being hard to find. it was when we sat down on the bench that we finally stumbled upon one. the burning question now, who is behind the colorful creatures? some locals point to the nearby rhode island school of design. >> i have no idea who is behind this project, and that's great. anyone can make art. anyone can find art. anyone can interact with it. >> reporter: artists inspiring communities in surprising places is an age-old practice. in chicago, potholes have been transformed into mosaics, and a brooklyn artist anonymously redesigned business flyers. whoever is responsible for th

. >> not sure, she platforms offshore have anything to do with this oil sheen, but they do know it isapproach. the coast guard and a rapid response company using theseúyellow booms for containment and using scrubbers to clean it all up. the oil sheen reported some two and a half miles long, about a half mile wide, all some three miles off the coast. >> it was a 35 by 35 meter sheen, so, you know, a lot of space to cover. >> and now a wide area of dog beach off pch being hit with ease. these tar balls, blobs of thick, gooey, fresh tar. this is different. >> i've never, never seen it. you know, i've seen it in other beaches, different areas. but huntington's a sweet spot and unfortunately, this is the first time i've seen it like this today. >> all this in the very same area hit by another oil spill back in 2021. remember that? that's a huge spill back then. a ruptured pipeline dumping tens of thousands of gallons of oil right into the ocean, killing birds and other wildlife, prompting a desperate cleanup. now, some three years later, more oil in the ocean. but this time it does not see

we have seen sheen on the waterway. federal, state and local authorities are aware of that, and they will be in charge of addressing those issues. marine traffic has been temporarily halted in and out of the port of baltimore. authorities say that opening shipping lanes is a priority but the timeframe for that remains unclear. maryland governor wes moore is also calling for support to fix the bridge and get one of the busiest ports in the us up and running again. the collapse of the key bridge is notjust a maryland crisis. the collapse of the key bridge is a global crisis. the national economy and the world's economy depends on the port of baltimore. the port handles more cars and more farm equipment than any other port in the country. last year alone, the port handled $80 billion of foreign cargo, the largest in the country. the 21 crew members and two pilots are still on board the ship. i've been speaking to andrew middleton, the director of the apostleship of the sea in baltimore who is in touch with some of the crew

. >> can see the sheen there. officials haven't been able to figure out how this occurred. cruz said there is an oil platform off the coast near by, but they're not sure if it came from there yet. efforts are now underway to find the source. >> we do have our harbor patrol patrolling at dana point harbor, newport beach harbor and huntington just to make sure that mariners don't go out and get into the impacted area. but they are still investigating the source. >> the chain goes out about a mile and a half and they say it's about 2 and a half miles wide, but reportedly he's not getting any larger. an update to the breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour. we have a little bit of info now a little bit more info. united airlines just sent us a statement about one of its flights that had to divert to lax this afternoon because of an issue with the aircraft's hydraulic system. united says the aircraft was an airbus 3.20. it had 105 passengers and 5 crew members on board. it was headed to mexico city after taking off from sfo. the airline says the flight landed safely

the ntsb says there was a sheen on the water which indicates chemical leaks.ng up on that. one of the uk's biggest water companies, thames water, has announced that its investors will not give the struggling utility giant extra cash unless customer bills rise. shareholders were due to inject half a billion pounds of funding — that's around $630,000 million dollars — needed by thames water, which has debts of around £18 billion. it's also under pressure to invest to tackle a growing number of sewage spills in rivers and seas, which have sparked fury in the uk. the bbc understands that shareholders are insisting that the regulator, ofwat, agrees to a substantial increase in bills before they make the investment. here's thames water's chief executive. we are, as i said in conversations with ofwat regarding our business plan and that is important and that is a process that will go on until the end of this year. and that creates a business plan that shareholders and anyone who might provide equity can look at and determine whether they are going to inject equity in

this vase i used real metal in the glaze and it turned out to be such a beautiful, unusual metallic sheenhe technology of mason porcelain was used with the help of a gauze rag , a texture impregnated with porcelain was applied and... the result is such an unusual three-dimensional thing, for our project vlad will make two vases, we will also have to be tricky with them, first we will need a sketch, the designer as a reference. lidia chernova threw these lamps, now you can take the clay, beat it well and crumple it, make a blank bowl on a circle, gradually give it the desired shape and thickness, the burner will help dry the future vase a little. now we have to sharpen our shape; to do this , we remove excess clay using a loop. as soon as we made our blanks, they are now so neat, even, we need to make a texture on them, make beautiful edges, roll sausages out of clay, give them a triangular shape, attach them to the bowls, two halves ready, we connect, we process the edge joint, now our vases need to be dried, covered with glaze and fired, the stove has cooled down, now they are our work.

we have seen sheen on the waterway, the federal state and local authorities are aware of that.y will be in charge of addressing those issues. marine traffic has been temporarily halted in and out of the port of baltimore. authorities say that opening shipping lanes is a priority but the timeframe for that remains unclear. maryland governor, wes moore is also calling for support to fix the bridge and get one of the busiest ports in the us up and running again. the collapse of the key bridge is notjust the collapse of the key bridge is not just a the collapse of the key bridge is notjust a maryland crisis. the collapse of the key bridge is a global crisis. the national economy and the world �*s economy depend on the port of baltimore. the port handles more cars and more farm equipment and any other port in the country. last year alone the country. last year alone the port handled $80 billion of foreign cargo, the largest in the country. to speak more on the situation, i'm joined by the chair of the james clark school of engineering at the university of maryland, doctor nii attoh—

they say there was a sheen on the water indicating chemical leaks.orities are following up and local authorities are following up on that. and local authorities are following u- on that. . ~ and local authorities are following u- on that. ., ,, and local authorities are following up on that-— and local authorities are following u- on that. ., ,, , . ., up on that. thank you very much for the update — the former cryptocurrency tycoon sam bankman—fried is due to be sentenced in the us today following his conviction in one of the biggest financial fraud cases in history. the 32—year—old founder of collapsed crypto exchange ftx could now face decades in prison. our cyber correspondentjoe tidy was the last person to interview bankman—fried before he was arrested in december 2022. he reports on the rise and downfall of the man behind one of the biggest financial crimes in us history. interesting thing that's been happening pretty recently is that the bitmex bitcoin perpetual futures ran up a lot in price. this was sam bankman—fried in his element — at his

it's below the tph level, but the end of the day if there's a sheen on the water and a smell from it, would you pick up that glass and drink it and similarly would you live in the housing structurals that sadly our service members and their family are forced to live in domestically and overseas. and i'd like to direct some questions to the overseas installations and the state of the facilities there, and what we do to improve quality of life and safety and health for our service members as well as to be respectful citizens in another country. >> without objection. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> thank you, and to ms. higgins who has been a real leader and champion of quality of life of our service members. >> thank you, mr. chair. and thank you to just everyone who came today to testify before our panel. it's been a great privilege to sit on the quality of life task force for congressman bacon and ms. hoolahan and hear time after time what men and women need, paying, and compensation is number two, housing and health care, i'm happy to hear your passion and i have children that serve and

drive it this toward the end because d dollarization and abandoning the dollar or the dollar losing its sheenne as the world reserve currency has been talked about for decades. pretty much since it was crowned as the reserve asset. this is the first time in 80 years but we are seeing action behind that. we are seeing the central bank holdings of the dollar as a reserve asset level off and drop a bit. we are seeing active conversations from countries that are supposed to be friends of the u.s. and also enemies were adversaries talking about ways to work without the dollar. katie: that was david westin speaking with the author of paper soldiers, how the weaponization of the dollar change the world order. she has been covering for nearly a decade rate this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh billy's not just running a small goat