crossing the pacific ocean, passing through the historic strait of magellan and entering the atlantic ocean docked at the port of rio de janeiro, brazil. it is not easy to cross this pacific ocean, i can boldly tell you this equipment and the style that we have sailed , it is safe to say that no country can have a sea like this. dear ones, we were in the navy of the army for 4 months from the port of jakarta in indonesia to the port of rio de janeiro in brazil, and with a 120,300 ton destroyer. that many of these countries that we met and had a visit with, we had a meeting with them, being from the same region , that is, the atlantic and pacific ocean regions , they were surprised and wondered how you entered this route with this destroyer, how much to this system and your system and people and employees trust you were able to be present in this area . we, who belong to this area , have seafaring experience in this area. we are very worried when we go to the sea and we always have many challenges. in marine terms , we make our path in a zigzag pattern, that is , we penetrate the wave to a p

by passing through the storms of the pacific ocean and the atlantic ocean, these heroes became the fifth country whose navy has such an ability. these waters belong to all the people of the world. anyone who has this ability can attend. the navy says that the mission of group 86 in orbiting the globe is an assessment for iran's permanent presence in the atlantic and pacific oceans, which is done to ensure the security of iran's global trade. about 90% of iran's trade is through open waters goes on. recently, the command of the naval forces of the army in the pacific ocean has also been formed. now this new group returns to its origin 9 months ago. this moment is the end of a dervish operation. father radin is waiting for this end. all families welcome their 351 sailors. great it was our duty that we did. god willing, these honors will be repeated . radin's father says that the success of the iranians' circumnavigation mission is owed to his family and all the families of the 86th fleet. khorramabad combined cycle steam unit with a capacity of 500 megawatts was opened. the head of mustafa

>>> in what's being called an incredibly rare event, a gray whale that's been extinct in the atlantic ocean years was spotted off the coast of new england. scientists were flying 30 miles south of nantucket on friday when they saw the whale. it typically lives in the northern pacific ocean. researchers believe melting ice due to climate change has allowed the whales to pass through the northwest passage connecting the pacific and the atlantic oceans. >>> in an unprecedented move, the dartmouth men's basketball team voted to form the first union for college athletes. the players voted 13-2 in favor of joining the service employees international union which already represents some dartmouth workers. the school has appealed saying the players are students and not employees. the case could wind up in court. >>> cleveland-born nfl greats travis and jason kelce went back home to ohio for a special tribute on the basketball court. the cleveland cavaliers celebrated the brothers with a souvenir bobblehead giveaway last night as they took on the boston celtics. the bobbleheads show travis and jason

best of my abilities, that the western, western-western countries, those on the coast of the atlantic oceanon the coast of the baltic sea , they say that there is no need to anger putin, he is an idiot, maybe rockets and when troops appear here, this is generally a pretext for war, and then, well, they appear on ukrainian territory, not close enough to create a danger for russia to the russian borders, but this is an ally, belarus, an ally russia, and this is the basis for some actions, nuclear actions or atomic actions, do you think there are no problems here, well, france too. has access to the atlantic ocean, is also a western-western country, is also a nuclear country, this should not be forgotten either, i am sure that they are many what was taken into account, and the fact that this is real, it can be real, this confirmation is putin’s exercise, he also says about it that nato troops are on the territory, on the territory of ukraine, they are, as he said, interveners on our territory and so on , well, that means seriously. is being discussed, it should not be underestimated , well, lo

but in the winter, the major streams of arrow pine to him come primarily from the atlantic ocean, bacteria and viruses cross the ocean within 3 days and to send over the mountains. i've already said left. the middle is or thousands quintavius you. i might, you better when we analyze the initial results of storm savior and joan, we noticed trends that recur annually. this was an amazing discovery. how is it possible that the same micro organisms appear at the same time every year? if either a buddy's gonna be moving, we know they travel over the sea or emerge from the nature here are some plants grow in the spring of this growing the summer months, and these cycles are mirrored in the atmosphere so useful speak. last, i'm going to court in and i'm with of the streams of arrow, pine cones, a not some random mix of species drifting with no rhyme or reason to microbial mazda is the rise and settle at the own cycles and seasons. just like bands, flowers and bumble bee the but given that it is the transporter of life, the atmosphere kind of also poses a threat. among the multitude of microbes ci

, for example, the destruction of the greenland glaciers can slow down the circulation of the atlantic oceanthis in turn. un secretary general antonio gutierres addressed the climate summit participants with an emotional message. in 2023 , we have seen fires, floods and blistering heat hit communities around the world. record global heat should make world leaders wince. in 2023, your organization. the plan is that we will work from 2024 to 2027, on the initiative of the un secretary general, early warning for everyone, every person on earth has the right to protection from extreme weather conditions. history, as far as i understand, this is connected with global warming trend, could you please tell us your position? climate, global warming, which led to dramatic problems in their countries, thousands of thousands of people died, energy, water, food security in their countries was undermined. the president of the republic of djibouti, a country in the horn of africa, ismail amargeleh, for example, said that there is a long drought in the horn of africa, and it has lasted for the fifth year in

500 years , the center of global economic and political gravity will shift over time from the atlantic ocean a huge number of new ones. actors, china, india, indonesia, turkey with their own worldview and their own worldview, with their own goals, and who will use all resources, all instruments, including force, to achieve their interests. this is a paradox, which is a certain challenge not only for western countries, but also for us. with us today is one of the members of the working group that prepared the report, our colleague from brazil, vitor morua, he has an interesting one. and the first step is to give these countries the opportunity in order to influence these costs and balances involve more players who will do this work, will not refrain from any action, the second in my opinion is that i am now confident in this in relation to how international organizations will behave in the future, how will they adapt and become, or not become, or fail to cope with the creation of such a platform on which they will form checks, so i believe that many polarities create an opportunity for many i

the united states of america and canada from the territory of some islands in the pacific and atlantic oceansailable for those who will be in the countries of north and south america, central america, as well as in the pacific and atlantic oceans in western europe. good morning belarus, good morning, country, olga venska, nina mazeika, we greet you on wednesday morning, march 27 is on our calendar, it seems to me that the time has come for you to know exactly what temperature indicators are expected today, and olga vienna has such information. olya, you have the floor. listen, first of all, there are rumors that towards the end of the week it will reach +19, just imagine, and let’s see, if this is true, the temperature will probably start to gain momentum today, let’s look at the temperature let's hope we cross our fingers. but, in fact, the popular rumors are true, in minsk today it’s a luxurious 11:13 with a plus sign, in brest it’s even more, 13:15 is above zero, in vitebsk, our northern capital is also comfortable. 10:12 with a plus sign is the same in gomel and mogilev. in grodno today i

america is located between the pacific and atlantic oceans in southern canada and northern mexico.s country consists of 48 states and its capital is washington. the state of alaska, which canada separates from the united states, is the largest state in this country goes. the state of hawaii is also an archipelago located in the pacific ocean. america also has a lot of land and islands in the caribbean sea. islam entered america in the 16th century through immigrants from the middle east and africa and asian islamic countries, and after that many native americans accepted islam. currently , there are many islamic charity organizations and foundations operating in america that try to provide services to muslims at the social and political levels. according to official statistics published in america, muslims are more in chicago, florida and southern california are. niagara falls is one of the largest waterfalls in the world, which is considered one of the wonders of the world, located between this country and canada . this waterfall is located between the state of new york and the ci

ocean. yes, but this one has not been seen in the atlantic in 200 years. >> okay, that is rare. gray whales are usually found in the pacific, but experts say this guy somehow managed to cross what they call the northwest passage from alaska through the arctic, and then back down into the atlantic ocean. >> in fairness, 200 years ago, we didn't have drones to capture the pictures. that's such a good point. >> was it just the moby dick people? was like, can we even have. >> we didn't even have cameras 200 years ago. kind of not right. >> who was close? >> so how do we know if they weren't spotted. >> now we got pics. imagine being stuck in an airplane bathroom. >> this is horrifying. >> yeah, this happened 30,000ft above sea. woman posted that her husband, brant got stuck inside the loo aboard his delta flight from salt lake city to new orleans. and as you can see there took a while. it took 35 minutes. >> this is why i don't let my kids go in there by themselves. i worry about this, i do. oh wow. yeah. two female flight attendants attempted to yank the door open. the pilot came o

my city, freetown, nestled between the atlantic ocean and a mountain range. the natural landscape is beautiful. but i think freetonians are beautiful, too. people who deserve a lot more than they're getting. we've had war. we've had corruption. and then we had ebola. now we're fighting for democratic freedoms. i've been mayor of freetown for the past five years, during which time my party has been in opposition. i promised i would work to transform freetown. i know i can do more because i've spent five years with my hands tied behind my back, with investigation after investigation. and the government is the one that took me to the acc, anti—corruption commission, to parliament, did a special audit. my tenure has been marked with probably the highest level of intimidation and harassment that any politician in recent years has experienced. then you're aware that tomorrow you will be on the stand? yes. as the first witness. yes. in yourcase. yeah. all right. you remember the charges? i do. disorderly behaviour and obstructing police duty. obstructing police duti

midnight, i'm flying at hundreds of miles an hour in the darkness, thousands of feet over the atlantic ocean

midnight, i'm flying at hundreds of miles an hour in the darkness, thousands of feet over the atlantic oceanr of gaza at rafa. i go because of you. you have never been in a plane. you have never left gaza, you know only the densely packed streets and alleys, the concrete hovels, you know only the security barriers and fences patrolled by soldiers that surround gaza, planes for you are terrifying, fighter jets, attack helicopters, drones, they circle above you, they... drop and bombs defening explosions, the ground shakes, buildings fall, the dead, the screams, the muffled calls for help from beneath the rubble, it does not stop, night and day, trapped under the piles of smashed concrete, your playmates, your schoolmates, your neighbors, gone in seconds, you see the chalky faces and limp bodies when they are dug out. i am a reporter. it is my job to see this. you are a child. you should never see this. the stench of death, rotting corpses under the broken concrete. you hold your breath. you cover your mouth with a cloth, you walk faster, your neighborhood has become a graveyard, all that was

three ocean commands, supervising naval missions to the indian ocean, the pacific ocean, and the atlantic ocean. iran's navy has also established itself as a country capable of conducting long-term missions in the world. islamic republic of iran armies navy, 86th flotilla, successfully completed its historic. the world for the first time in the country's history and ended at the southern port of bandarapos on may 20th. these achievements have proven that iran cannot be isolated and that iranians will is stronger than sanctions. press tv, tehran. now international organizations have called the taliban to lift the bands against women and girls. the taliban saying that the organization. are pursuing what they call intelligence objectives under the guys of advocating human rights in afghanistan abdullah amir reports well. occasion of international women's day, the un secretary general, along with some international entities called on the taliban to lift its bands against women and girls in afghanistan. they also called on the international community to bolster support and safe guard the rights of a

three ocean commands, supervising naval missions to the indian ocean, the pacific ocean and the atlantic ocean iran's navy has also established itself as a country capable of conducting long-term missions in the world. islamic republic of iran army's navy, 86th flotilla, successfully completed its historic circumvation of the world for the first time in the country's history and ended at the southern port of bandaarapos. on may 20th. these achievements have proven that iran cannot be isolated and that iranian's will is a stronger than sanctions. matiabosan, press tv, tehran. and with that report we come to the end of this news cast. thank you for being with us. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. us israeli genocide in gaza. خداوند متعال اون ماهو برای خودش قرار داده یعنی میگه تمام چیزها برای بنده خودم تنها ماه مبارک رمضان برای خود من. as hundreds of people have mort. the voice of the voiceless press tv. now one of the most popular, traditional iranian sweets is called sohan. in order to find out more about that, we've come to the city of qol. some قدمتش

the crew of royal caribbean's icon of the seas pulled 14 people from the atlantic ocean. they were found sunday clinging to a small boat. royal caribbean says they'd been adrift for eight days. no word yet on their conditions. the cruise ship was on its way from miami to honduras in michigan, day one of testimony in the trial of the father of a school shooter included the dad's own words. >> the day of the tragedy, the jurors heard his 911 call regarding a missing gun as a defense tries to prove james crumbly is not responsible for his son's crime. here's abc's zohreen shah. >> opening statements in the high profile trial of the father who bought a gun for his child four days before he killed four classmates and injured six others at oxford high school in michigan. >> four ago. >> you understand that? >> you are charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> yes. james crumley is accused of buying the gun. >> his son, ethan crumbley, used . prosecutors say he did not secure it and ignored warning signs surrounding his son's mental health. molly darnell, a teache

i am flying at hundreds of miles an hour in the darkness, thousands of feet over the atlantic ocean. i'm traveling to egypt. i will go to the border of gaza at raffa. i go because of you. you have never been in a plane. you have never left gaza. you know only the densely packed streets and alleys, the concrete hovels. you know only the security barriers and fences patrolled by soldiers that surround gaza. planes for you are terrifying. fighter jets, attack helicopters, drones, they circle above you, they drop missiles and bombs. deafining explosions, the ground shakes, buildings fall, the dead, the screams, the muffled calls for help, from beneath the rubble, it does not stop, night and day, trapped under the piles of smashed concrete, your playmates, your schoolmates, your neighbors, gone in seconds, you see the chalky faces and limp bodies when they are dug out, i am a reporter, it is my job to see this, you are a child, you should never see this, stench of death, rotting corpses under the broken concrete, you hold your breath, you cover your mouth with a cloth, you walk faster, yo

still have that incredibly important shipping channel here that collects the -- connects the atlantic oceanrt of baltimore. that is now out of action. up to around a dozen container ships, who cannot get out of the port still. that gives you a sense really of how operations here have simply grounds to a whole. >> tom, thank you so much for your reporting. as you heard, baltimore is one of the biggest ports in the u.s., and there are concerns about a rickel effect on supply chains. our reporter megan owen looks at the impact. megan: it is not the largest but it is the biggest when it comes to the car trains. last year alone, there were 800,000 car shipments and 47 million tons of foreign cargo passing through. now officials have said that maritime traffic will be suspended until further notice. what impact will this have on global trade? according to u.s. secretary of transportation, there will be a major traffic impact to supply chains. some are already diverting their business to other east coast ports, either new york or virginia, which have the capacity to absorb more shipments. it is st

all traffic from the atlantic ocean into the port of baltimore now closed off.night, governor moore expressing deep sympathy to the victims' loved ones. >> this is a -- i can't imagine how painful today has been for these families, how painful these hours have been for these families. we will use every asset to make sure they find a sense of closure. >> juju: and of course, we'll have much more on the collapse on "gma" in the morning. >>> when we return, they are sashaying and graying. models over 40 hitting the fashion runway. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back... now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer...♪ ( ♪ ) ♪ i feel free... ♪ ♪ to bear my skin, yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ( ♪) with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and most people were clearer even at 5 years. skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions... ...and an increased risk of infections... ...or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if

midnight, i am flying at hundreds of miles. an hour in the darkness, thousands of feet over the atlantic oceane never been in a plane. you have never left gaza. you know only the densely packed streets and allies. the concrete hovels, you know only the security barriers and fences, patrolled by soldiers that surround gaza, planes for you are terrifying, fighter jets, attack helicopters, drones, they circle above you, they drop missiles and bombs, defening explosions, the ground shakes, buildings fall, the dead, the screams, the muffled calls for help from beneath the rubble, it does not stop night and day, trapped under the piles of smashed concrete, your playmates, your schoolmates, your neighbors, gone in seconds, you see the chalky faces, and limp bodies when they are dug out. i am a reporter. it is my job to see this. you are a child. you should never see this. the stench of death, rotting corpses under the broken concrete. you hold your breath, you cover your mouth with a cloth. you walk faster. "your neighborhood has become a graveyard, all that was familiar is gone, you stare in amazeme

just standing on a shore and watching huge breakers rolling in from the atlantic ocean, it's really quiteeaceful at the same time. and it was always that ever present risk and danger from the sea as well. that has a strong influence on the folktales. 0rkney has a very, very rich heritage of folklore about the strange creatures, about the selkie folk who are half seal and half human. every mound in a field has its little goblins and fairies and brownies. you know, every age that... that humans go through, there's the search for some sort of spiritual meaning, those kind of connections with the land or the sea or the sky. and i think folklore is a way of exploring those things. the 0rkney storytelling festival is in its tenth year in its present form. we have wonderful invited storytellers who come from all over the world. sometimes the stories are very similar. you know, a lot of places have a creation myth about how an island was formed or how a mountain came to be. and there's a lot of similarities. it's wonderful if people come and hear a story from africa or a story from norway or a st

pictorial coverage of the riots within several days of their end contending whe barrier of the atlantic ocean, both drawings and engravings of the riots mt. u.s. press took -- in the u.s. press took two one to two wk from one to two weeks to reach europeanears. one venn national issue did not publish until august 15th. although bte engraved than their american counterparts, the fourres including one depicting the attacking the on the asylum were cheerily derived from -- clearly derived from frank leslie's supplement describe -- at first glance the illustrated london news' uncredited engrangs of the, as it's called, the destruction of the colored orphans asylum which appeared in the second of two consecutive weeks of riot coverage, also seemed inspired by leslie. even more than the first, however, the london news engraving was final observed. and when compared to contemporary new york fire insurance maps, appears true to the physical structure and dimensions of the asylum's 44th street side. the first of -- [inaudible] american papers. it possessed resources that its german, french competitors

you don't have to sail across the atlantic ocean to get a response that was not done. it was simply a dogmatic steep no, i don't believe this is right. i think that you're not who you are, that this is fraud. all conclusion, we statements that he had him detain with machine guns, pointed out, and right for hours. and then suddenly as you can imagine, all the billions of dollars disappear, disappeared, additional $10000000000.00 nearby also disappeared as well. so the whole thing makes no sense at all if you're a truly bona fi, uh uh, an embassy official. and someone is coming with the letter saying i'm trying to repatriate $6000000000.00 to the us treasury. here's the money here. the letters you initially would say ok, well that's wonderful. i'll make a phone call. let me just i, i want to have it verified. and that's where you can do in this day and age you pick up a phone. there's what's app. there are ways to communicate you can communicate by email. that's right, but that wasn't done. it was just a contrived excuse to prevent the repatriation of money. and you woul

call this the folly harbor, which is part of the folly river, which is just a small part of the atlantic oceang on the water. i love the wind-- just-- oh, i feel so free. what kind of marine life will we find here? richard: dolphins. this is where they hang out. all these rock-like looking structures, those are oysters. ashley roberts: all these? when you're sitting in a restaurant and you're feeling fancy and you're like, i'll order the oysters, there's a good chance they come from right here. they don't look that appetizing from here, i'm not gonna lie. so what are we slowing down for? oh, this is the part of the tour where i slow it down a little bit. wow, do we get music? [squeals] i see a dolphin! captain richard, you found them right away. what is that? is that something? that's a pelican. ok, good times. richard: so ashley, that's the morris island lighthouse. that's where we're headed. you're going to paddle-surf, and you're going to do your yoga. down. wait for it. boop. woo! sweet. oh, am i supposed to help you? thanks. ashley roberts (voiceover): and waiting for me on shore is sup s

weapons that were very outdated by the standards of the 21st century, neither the pacific nor the atlantic ocean vulnerability of trade routes and communications. in the waters of the atlantic ocean, which trump now relies on, american trade convoys became easy prey for admiral dönitz’s wolf pack, that is, german submarines. in hollywood, by the way, an excellent film was made about this with the magnificent tom hanks in the role of the captain of the american destroyer. but from'. paralysis of all atlantic trade routes, the states were then saved not by the brave captain ismintsev, but by the nameless workers who, day and night, built dry cargo ships at shipyards with the self-explanatory name liberty, well , that is, freedom, and the legendary battle for the atlantic, in fact, it was they who won the battle for freedom, because during the war the americans swung these liberties so quickly in such quantities that the submariners of the german criks mareyna and... simply they didn’t have time to drown, but trump’s history is clearly not very good, because he also skipped the lessons of the battl

storm systems on the way to the atlantic ocean. and with it, snowfall, especially through parts of wisconsin and michigan, where they'll pick up more than six inches of snow throughout the day. it's a quick mover, but some very intense snow as we go throughout your friday, and then later on into the weekend, we're starting off with snow into new england. well, heavy rain moves up the eastern seaboard. it's rain for the big east coast cities, but a few inches of snow for northern new england. from accuweather i'm melissa konstanzer. >> coming up, the new figure showing just how unaffordable it is right now to buy a home. >> also ahead, squatters living in a woman's home are now accused of killing her. >> how they escaped and later a great white sha so, we have answers. like how to keep your yard looking lush. which paint color matches your bold style. and with the mylowe's rewards credit card, you can save 5% every day. you got this. and we got you. every parent knows when it's time to go into protect mode. adding lysol laundry sani

the here the atlantic ocean needs the western coastline, even though maybe the country was once one of 4 german colonies in africa and at the beginning of the 20th century, the stage for revolutionary development and visual documentation. it's here that the 1st color photographs of africa and its people were taken out of the a noise. it was still a very new and sensational technique with photos suddenly be available in color. let's just move these funds on views for the view of the color photo feels much close to the black and white. why not spice? good. to me. i was a pioneering photo chemist who created the 1st color portraits in africa in his diary he would later recall. in connection with this debate, i was asked whether i would venture to take type images in this form. i could naturally make no promises, as it would depend not on me, but on the fellows being willing to keep still the so called type images, racialized photos taken with the intent of showing a german audience, african people grouped according to their ethnic background and the countries they lived in the story began

we're crossing, flying across the atlantic ocean to the united states of america.esident joe biden does not betray himself. he again called putin a word which fully corresponds to the kremlin dictator. this time he called him a butcher. during a pre-election meeting with supporters in the state of north carolina, the current owner of the white house spoke about the initiative to increase the income tax for wealthy citizens from more than 8% to 20%. according to mr. biden, this would make it possible to attract hundreds of billions of dollars to the budget in the next 10 years, and he motivated such a proposal literally as we will hear us president joe biden in direct speech. this would allow us to collect 400 billion dollars over the next 10 years. imagine what we could do with them? we could drastically reduce the federal deficit, we could for... provide home care and much more, in particular, finally protect ukraine from this butcher putin. listen, i see a future where we save the planet from the climate crisis and our country from gun violence. it is interesting

shiny c that means going from the west coast going around the world and coming to uh the back to atlantic ocean is not talking about coming across the land mass you know so it's always was about this aggression gobbling up. land mass uh exploiting extrapolating the minerals and the resources and now that whatever is there they're going to make sure that they have full control of it and they're going to see this think they going to see this as an opportunity so no we don't see them stopping but we see them failing and allah is the best of plans man plans and allah plans and indeed allah is the best of planners we cannot lose my dear brothers we can even when we die we're not losing a marter goes to paradise those that are living will remain to populate the world, you know, to cause more resistance. this is the struggle of in this dunya, in this worldly life that we live, and the law says that makes it very clear in the cr, we will not lose to answer your question, they will be the ones that's going to fail. and one last question for you, mr. garcia watson, with everything that's taking place now

shiny c, that means going from the west coast going around the world and coming to uh the back to atlantic ocean, not talking about coming across the land mass, so it's always was about this aggression gobbling up land mass uh exploiting extrapolating the minerals and the resources and now that the whatever is there they're going to make sure that they have full control of it and they're going to see this think they're going to see this as an opportunity so no we don't see them stopping but we see them failing in the laws the best of man plans and allah plans and indeed a laws the best of plants we cannot lose my dear brothers we can even when we die we're not losing a marter goes to paradise those that are living rain to populate the world, to cause more resistance, this is the struggle of in this dunya, in this worldly life that we live, and the law says makes it very clear and we will not lose to answer your question, they will be the ones that's going to fail, and one last question for you, mr. garcia watson, with everything that's taking place now, is there any viable option for the palesti

the royal caribbean icon of the seas saved 14 people who were clinging to a small boat in the atlantic oceanver tiktok on capitol hill is intensifying. house lawmakers have ok'd a measure they say is designed to force the service to sever ties with its china based parent company. here's abc's andrea fujii this morning. >> house lawmakers have agreed unanimously to move a bill to a full floor vote, which would force the sale of chinese owned tiktok or face a nationwide ban. >> imagine what they could do with the app in terms of election year misinformation, in terms of misinformation about a war that proves the point that we can't put this app in the hands of our foremost adversary, the chinese communist party. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have long had national security concerns about the social media app. in how china uses its user information. but tiktok's parent company bytedance has denied sharing american data. >> congresswoman, i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to that data. they have never asked us. we have not provided the chinese government ha

river, essentially connecting the port of baltimore to what ultimately is the gateway to the atlantic oceanrgo ships come in and out of there. so how could a ship presumably hit a bridge pillar and do we know if that construction work you mentioned played a role in this at all? >> well, you know, that's a big question. you know, we don't know the specifics of exactly how this unfolded. we see the lights flicker on that ship as it either just moments before it hits or as it's hitting that ship. but we believe there was overnight construction work going on. the bridge was limited to 1 to 1 lane in each direction. but again, we don't know how how exactly this happened. >> we do know that the ship was a 950 foot long ship that is a massive ship. what else do we know? do we know how many crew members would be on a ship this size? >> we don't know exactly how many crew were on board, but this is one of those ships, as you said, has. it's massive. it has thousands of containers on it. it sails around the world. it was it was based flagged out of singapore, and it was leaving the harbor. but the bi