that was dr. mohammed kashodi from the university of south hampton's. any. okay, thank you very much for joining us. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. police have clash with hundreds of demonstrators outside these really and the same jordan. protesters have tried for 3 days to blockade, the building and the capital one in response to the war and garza. they are also calling the drug dealing government and all agreements and cooperation with his real mexico was currently battling 95 active for aspires. some, $4000.00 firefighters are combating the blazes, which are mostly concentrated from the south east of the country. fires have been aided by strong winds and high march temperatures, reaching 40 degrees celsius for sale and friends have launched investment program to protect the amazon rain forces in brazil and neighboring the on the 1000000000 euro scheme includes private and public funding for or 4 year period, the 2 countries pledge to work together to stop amazon deforestation by 2030. the columbia navy says

i mean, the police are living in south hampton. if you ever got to the but it shouldn't, coming to the port, we check to see ready send me the condo for the cargo ship. said he's going, you know, bounce up the top. have to import and, and there are a couple of major preexisting in the, or they will have the protection the example that we had, we could clearly see in, in the, in the that actually i was seeing what we did. these are horizontal and caving cod for the want to be, so they are, they're not bridges, but the chemical has big such a lot, lot of towers in teams and the issue on a cook crossing for those tablets, but they have a she picked value and they are these are on just to avoid it twice, so it's essentially the these foundation and the towers away from the sheep. and if it keeps coming across, they will hit the battery as before, the, when they get close to the p. s. all right, i'm afraid we'd have to leave it there. that was dr. mohammed kashodi from the university of south hampton in the. okay, thank you very much fo

dr. muhammed cushiony is a structural engineering professor at the university of south hampton and the okay, i asked him why so much of the bridge collapsed after the impact? the reason that the basic is collapse, the 1st visit is that there wasn't any sheep about it should be back body or in front of the p is a and the reason that you don't have a probably the breed was a relatively old. i don't know the detail of the, of the breeze and just the my, my observation is based on the videos i've seen on the car, everybody's was quite heavy and menu i'm going to heavy sheep, impacting and coming to college and we do with this peer. so obviously with the fade you but the but the progressive, what else was a, did that, that p, it was a secret failure to point and that when been the p of went away. so the part of the big been down and that on balance force distributed across it that what date and essentially result it's a company called apps of that or, or bridge. so he's, you spoke of a single point of failure there. does that mean that the bridge had some type of design flaw? no, it's not t

that was dr. mohammed kashodi from the university of south hampton in the. okay, thank you very much for joining us. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. the us supreme court appears unlikely to limit access to the wi fi use the motion pills for prestone. the court heard arguments of the case on tuesday, but if you're skeptical of efforts by anti abortion, advocates seeking to roll back access to the drug decision is expected by the end of june. the european union has agreed to soften environmental regulations and farmers following major protests across the block in brussels. farmers dumped the newer and with the heat. it was on fire on tuesday to protest against strict environmental protection was at least 2 police officers were injured. as they broke up the protest with tear gas and water cannons protest have a rough getting hungry after a government critic release auto implicating senior officials and a corruption scandal. former political inside or peter mind you are accused in aid to prime minister victor or abu

successor in volzburg was the austrian specialist ralph hasinhüttal, who previously headed the english south hamptone italian serie a, the central event of the twenty-ninth round was the meeting of inter. the main contender for the title this season and last year's champion napoli, at the end of the first half narazzuri succeeded in an attack that can go down in the textbooks on the culture of playing passing. in the final phase , inter players made five accurate passes, the author of the last one and the goal was alexandre bostoni, but the ball was sent into the net by mateo darmian, the guests got back 10 minutes before in the final game, after a corner kick, juan jesus brought napoli a 1:1 draw. the team from naples is still in seventh place and does not even make it into the league. conference leader inter is 14 points ahead of their fellow countrymen from milan in second place. but in the portuguese example, only one point separates sporting and benfica at the top of the standings. in the twenty-sixth round, sporting, having conceded from buavista in the third minute, scored six unanswered goal

according to professor brianna harris of the center for population change at the university of south hampton, u. k. she says this, the population crisis in ukraine is multi pronged listed here. so it was declined. and because of this, what we call the triple burden, which was low for to the rates, high immigration, and relatively high mortality. alright, then you add in the war, some 7000000 people have fled the country as refugees. population numbers are super low over our country that size, if we exam and part of what she said about high mortality. i was actually super shot to find out that about one 3rd of ukrainians die. i mean, regardless of gender that they died before the age of 65, due to preventable causes, and that's all according to the 2021. you on report as well. and why does so many ukrainians die off so young. the numbers are, of course, are skewed much higher towards men, then they are towards women. and there are, there are things multiple things that pay that a way into it, right? and a lot of these phenomenon can be found in, in western countries, you know, in, in europe,

. >> bh directionsúof the interstate are closed betweent& columbus parkway and south hampton road.l reportst& suggest thereúwas some kind of spshooting there. we're workingo get more information and we'll bring you the latestc as we lean it. investigating an attack and robbery that happened at snail bar in oakland's temescal security footage captured the encounter at 51st and shattuck. you can see one of the masked suspects put the restaurant's sous chef in a chokehold. the owner says this the second incident in about a month, and the invaders stole multiple bottles of wine. descriptions of the suspects have not been released. oakland police are investigating. the chp is now investigating aúfive car crash in oakland as a hit and run. the crash shut down multiple lanes on interstate 880, causing a majorcc3 f1 crash happened near 23rd avenue in the northbound direction around 330 this afternoon. the highway patrolc isúreporting the accident as a hit and run with injuries, but they did not give any details about theúsuspect vehicle orúthe extent of injuries it will cost the city of sa

a head teacher in south hampton admitted he's disgusted by the state of the food served at his own schooliring letter to parents, jason ashley said the meals pictured here served in the canteen were on acceptable and asked this. how difficult is it to bake a potato? let's turn our attention to what is happening in haiti. the u.s. says it has deployed a team of elite u.s. marines to protect its embassy in the haitian capital. it said the marines antiterrorist and security team would replace the current marine deployment. on monday, the prime minister said he would resign once a transitional council was in place. gang leaders who control large parts of haiti had demanded his resignation for weeks as violence across the country escalated. it is up to the haitian people, who they choose as their leader. let's get up to the latest from port-au-prince and speak to harold isaac, and independent journalist in hai. your inside port-au-prince. bring us on that situation. >> we have been having a reprieve for the last 48 to 72 hours, where folks have been able to resupply. some allowed in and out of

el tramo entre columbus parkway y south hampton road estuvo cerrado tras registrarse disparos.onductor. las personas que iban a bordo abrieron fuego y los uniformados respondieron con disparos. los sujetos están tras las rejas en san josé. atropellan y matan a un peatón. poco después de las 23:00 de la noche del viernes en dirección sur de la autopista 280. muy cerca a la salida de la calle bird. al llegar agentes de la patrulla de caminos hallaron a un hombre tirado sobre el pavimento. por su parte, el conductor permaneció en la escena. la investigación continúa. mientras tanto, en fresno lanzan un programa para ayudar a las familias con dificultades económicas. tiene toda la información. la ayuda va dirigida para 2 lugares y de acuerdo a la comisión de oportunidades económicas de fresno, este condado es 1 de los que tiene mayor tasa de pobreza en estados unidos. apoyar más a mi familia. hoy silvano asiste al foro como organizado por la comisión de oportunidades económicas de fresno, donde recibe información de un programa de ayuda. el programa de los ingresos garantizados, qu

a one professor of public health at the university of south hampton and advisor to the loan cobit support group. she is in hampshire in the u. k. mark far he a long cove and researcher and associate professor in respiratory physiology at the university of darby in nottingham. and tracy thompson will 1st contact contracted cove it in march 2020 and has had long coded ever since. since joining us from toronto. thank you so so much for joining us today. we really appreciate your time . and before we begin this conversation, i'd like to start sharing a video that tracy sent to us. here's a look into what her life has been like with loan cove. it, it says my bed uh slash this to 20 or 23 hours depending on the day side table. i keep all my medications wire, tooth brush toothpaste case. i take it up that day. then if i'm having a very good day, i can spend a couple of hours sitting in this chair i looking at the window, are you using my computer? i can tell her 8 screens that day and there's a little handy phone holder because i don't always have the energy to hold it. and yeah, that's, you kno

the austrian specialist ralf hasinhüttal, who had previously headed the english south hampton, took over in wolfsburg. in the italian serie a , the central event of the twenty-ninth round was the meeting between inter, the main contender for the title this season, and last year's champion napoli. at the end of the first half narazzuri succeeded in an attack that could go down in the textbooks on passing culture. in the final phase, inter players made five accurate passes. the author of the last goal and the goal was alesandr bostoni. well, mateo darmian sent the ball into the net. the guests came back 10 minutes before the final sska, after a corner, juan jesus brought napoli a 1:1 draw. the team from naples is still in seventh place and does not even make it into the conference league. leading inter is 14 points ahead of its fellow countrymen from milan in second position. but in the portuguese premiere, sporting, who leads the standings, and benfica are separated by just one point. in the twenty -sixth round, sporting, having conceded to buavashta in the third minute, scored six unansw

ago that they're diverting some ocean carriers to the port of virginia, which is in the hampton roads area, south of here but whether that is going to kind of alleviate the disruption in vessel traffic that remains to be seen. but there's a huge economic disruption that you're talking about here. and we can show you some of that with a lack of of major ship traffic into the baltimore harbor and out of the harbor. now, jessica and we can we can point out that this nestle was outbound at the time that it was struck this bridge a little bit before 130 this morning, jessica. >> all right. brian, time for us there in baltimore. thanks so much for that update >> boris and again, we were set to hear from the ntsb in just moments will of course, bring that to you live we are also officially on vip watch any minute now, independent presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. is expected to announce his running mate and he is expected to introduce nicole shanahan california based attorney and tech entrepreneur with very deep pockets as his vice presidential candidate today's event marks a critical moment

are going to be able to be diverted to the port of virginia, which is about 220 miles south of here on the hampton roads, virginia area. but again, that's a logistical challenge to them. they've gotta get that port up to speed and getting some additional traffic in there. so it just gives you an idea of the incredible disruption of economic activity here. one other thing that i can tell you is this, the francis scott key bridge is the only avenue where hazardous material can be transported north and south along the eastern seaboard. in this area yeah they're not allowed to transport hazmat material in the tunnels underneath the bolt, underneath the baltimore harbor. that's where the civilian automotive traffic it. goes but the has not material all goes over the key bridge. now they've got to figure out ways to reroute all of that. >> brian type. appreciate it. thank you. joining us now is baltimore city fire chief james wallace. chief wallace, thank you for being with us. i know you're firefighters and rescue personnel had been working just nonstop on this. >> can you talk? think about what it mea

some of the cargo traffic to other ports, including the port of virginia at hampton roads, virginia, which is about 220 miles south of baltimore. but these ships are also going to be rerouted to places like philadelphia, new york, and elsewhere. again, a massive undertaking that's in addition to trying to get this channel open and you and i were just talking about the salvage operations and what it's going to take to remove the fragments of that bridge. there was one expert who told cnn a little while ago that it's possible that if everything goes right, they could open the channel may be in may sometime, but again, that's if everything goes right and the weather cooperates and that's never a guarantee >> jessica not is very true, aren't bryan todd for us in baltimore. thanks so much. and i want to talk more about that salvage operation with so navy captain and diver, bobby scully. captain. thanks so much for being here with us. we just heard that report from brian. this mission has been shifted to a salvage operation. it is apparently no longer safe for the divers to navigate around that free help us understand w

trip that he took to the hamptons and to date you were unable to determine if these documents were ever recovered, is that correct? >> correct. maria: joining me right now is southmember of the house oversight and judiciary committees. thank you for being here this morning. why did you press hur on that particular point? >> well, i think it's important to remember that you have a senator, vice president biden or senator biden, 36 years, he served eight years as vice president, had all types of experience handling classified information but what was perplexing from the report is that while he was vice president, it was so bad they had to create a special memo for joe biden on how to had handle classified documents. because he kept taking them home, they were missing, he would the a take them to the hamptons and so even when the special counsel was investigating this, they were unable to determine and, heck, even joe biden's staff was unable to determine whether or not all of the materials had been returned. maria: i don't understand, taking them to the hamptons. in other words, he traveled with them on a trip to the hamptons? why? >> correct, i don't know what hi

south carolina, to cumberland, maine, the combination of high tide and heavy bands of rain left residents wading through water, damaging homes, businesses, and vehicles. from above you could see debris left behind in hamptonnational weather service also confirming two tornados touched down in alabama and georgia, downing trees and ripping the roofs off some holmes. homes. the weather to the north contributing to hundreds of flight cancellations and thousands of delays nationwide. erin mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> also today, nbc's al roker is talking climate with some of the leading voices in the field who are gathered right now at the aspen forum, including the energy secretary later tonight, al, good to see you. give us a preview of that conversation, and walk us through the urgency in this moment in terms of climate extremes. >> when we think about climate, we all know that things are not getting better. for example, february was the ninth month in a row where we have set records globally as far as it happens are concerned. february in the united states was at least, for 70 cities, either the hottest ever or top five warmest february ever. last year $28 billion disasters and for the last five years, each

south carolina to cumberland, maine. the combination of high tide and heavy bands of rain left residents wading through water, damaging homes, businesses and vehicles. from above, you can see debris left behind in hamptonshire, and leading to messy commutes from new york city to philadelphia. the weather service confirming two tornadoes touched down in alabama and georgia, ripping the roofs off some homes. all of it as spring breaker travel heats up with the weather to the north contribut to the north contributing to hundreds of flight cancellations and thousands of delays nationwide now, as for today, so far there have been more than 300 flight delays and more than 40 flight those wind gusts pick up later today. savannah? >> erin mclaughlin leading us off, thank you. >> dylan is in for al with what we can expect today, a lot of delayed flights. >> the winds are already strong, late morning, early afternoon they'll get even stronger. we have wind but watch this space up and down the northeast, stretching back down into western virginia and west virginia even into north carolina where we have strong winds too so far they're gusting up to about 40 to 45 miles an hour in and around the new york city area