francis scott key, in the war of 1812, wrote the national anthem. my brother tommy who also was mayor of baltimore, was always fond of singing it in his way. and the line in the song that i always liked the best and i think that applies here is when he says, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. that's when i start cheering at the game. not at the end but at that point. like i just did at opening day in s. these are the words penned by francis scott key as the gazed upon the ramparts. now a bridge bearing his name is where -- near where those ramparts were. and as we rebuild, indeed, give proof through the night that our flag is still there. our flag being our unifying, unifying symbol of our country. that we're all in this together. and we will be there. we'll learn from other disasters. we'll teach other disasters in the future. by how we in a new, fresh way, in the baltimore way, baltimore strong, rebuild the francis scott key bridge. proof through the night that our flag was still there thank you, mr. mfume. i'm pleased to

. >> next, president biden speaks at the wreckage site of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore announcing that in addition to the $60 million already pledged $8 million in fund -- federal funding will be allocated to alleviate shipping disruptions as a result of the bridge collapsing. the federal funding will aid in creating additional jobs to support the cleanup effort. taxes. [applause] >> good afternoon. the president, on behalf of 6.3 million marylanders, welcome back to baltimore. [applause] i want to thank the mayor, or county leaders, our federal delegation, marylanders from all walks of life. team maryland -- we are here together in partnership. today and every day, we are thinking of the six victims of the key bridge collapse and their families. they are in our hearts, our thoughts and in our prayers. [speaking spanish] 10 days ago, a piece of the baltimore skyline and a piece of the baltimore spirit plunged into the river. but the people of maryland, we rallied. i tell you, mr. president, the city of baltimore is stronger today than ever before. [applause] but our strength is no

las autoridades recuperaron el cuerpo de un mexicano desaparecido en derrumbe del puente de francis scott daremos a conocer un migrante que camina en muletas en busca del sueÑo americano. y les presentamos un nuevo tratamiento creado en la florida lo cual significa una gran esperanza en los tratamientos de cÁncer. locutor: este es el noticiero univisiÓn. jorge: la fiscalÍa y la defensa escogieron a siete de los posibles jurados para el juicio contra donald trump. este proceso avanzÓ luego de que los abogados revisaron las cuentas de las redes sociales de los aspirantes. reportera: segundo dÍa del proceso para elegir un jurado en el primer juicio penal de un expresidente norteamericano y el Único acusado que cuenta con la plataforma de un micrÓfono en el pasillo de la corte para criticar el juicio, quejarse de una orden mordaza que le prohÍbe hablar de posibles testigos y fustigar al mismo juez a cargo del juicio. >> tenemos un juez que odia a trump y no deberÍa estar en el caso. y yo de varias tren campaÑa en carolina del norte. reportera: >> enfrenta tarde cuatro cargos por falsificaciÓn

through the war of 1812, a young verlander named francis scott key sat in a boat in this great harbor and he watched troops launch attack after attack on american forces. as the dawn broke, he saw the american flag still flying. baltimore was still standing. and our nation, as he wrote in the "star spangled banner," we had made into a perilous fight. congressmen, mayor scott, johnny o. and others will rebuild this bridge as fast as possible. we are the only nation who has gone through every crisis that we have had an come out stronger than we went in. we will do it here, as well. a perilous challenge. because we are the united states of america, there is nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. think about that. we are the united states of america. nothing is beyond our capacity. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops, first responders. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause]

francis scott key, in the war of 1812, wrote the national anthem. my brother tommy who also was mayor of baltimore, was always fond of singing it in his way. and the line in the song that i always liked the best and i think that applies here is when he says, gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. that's when i start cheering at the game. not at the end but at that point. like i just did at opening day in s. these are the words penned by francis scott key as the gazed upon the ramparts. now a bridge bearing his name is where -- near where those ramparts were. and as we rebuild, indeed, give proof through the night that our flag is still there. our flag being our unifying, unifying symbol of our country. that we're all in this together. and we will be there. we'll learn from other disasters. we'll teach other disasters in the future. by how we in a new, fresh way, in the baltimore way, baltimore strong, rebuild the francis scott key bridge. proof through the night that our flag was still there thank you, mr. mfume. i'm pleased to

casey implement spoke from the house floor about recovery efforts following the collapse of the francis scott key bridge. the democratic lawmaker represents baltimore and its district. mr. mfume: thank you very much, mr. speaker. let me begin by thanking the gentlewoman from texas for her opening remarks of this special hour dedicated to make sure that we underscore the sense of tragedy, the sense of loss and the sense of damage that has occurred as a result of the bridge collapse in baltimore. i want to thank her again for sitting in and standing in. your remarks are very well-received, we appreciate it, thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today shortly to welcome other members again who will be coming over to be a part of this special order. and i want to call everyone's attention to the fact that somewhere around 1:30 a.m. on march 26, the dalia a large, 985-foot cargo ship, weighing 95,000 tons, went empty -- when empty, co-collided as we all know now tragically with the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. the dali's collision with the key bridge caused its fatal collapse into the river and

the story of the francis scott key bridge is a mix of jurisdictions.bsolutely maryland is going to be paying the biggest price for the loss of their bridge and looking at this, we wish more had been done to alleviate this risk but that gets a little complicated because the coast guard is bondable for permitting the bridges but the channels are federal responsibility, not state. the u.s. army corps of engineers plays a critical role in those guidelines. and obviously the private sector has got a very big vested interest in this as well. that is just to say that it really is a complicated set of issues where ultimately we are all going to pay as american citizens if we continue to neglect our infrastructure. we have to invest at all levels, the local, state, and federal. this is the bridge disrupting a major port regionally and nationally. just stepping up and getting it done. and getting through the issue of who pays is going to be sorted out. but going forward, we will incapacitate ourselves if we basically say it is only one or the other. we know some

president biden heads to baltimore today where he will view the wreckage of the francis scott key bridgeof the victims of its collapse. on thursday, the army corps of engineers announce thatd that i expects to open a channel to the port of baltimore by the end of april. >>> the march jobs report will be released today. it comes as a federal reserve official says interest rate cuts may not come this year if inflation continues to level off. >>> and paul mccartney is showing some love to beyonce and her new cover of "blackbird" by the beatles. mccartney called her version magnificent and says it reinforces the civil rights message that inspired him to write it. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm chanel call, cbs news new york. >>> tonight the breaking news, the warning from president biden to israel, protect civilians in gaza or risk future support from the u.s. >> is the white house warning that it may remove military aid? >> there are too many civilians being killed. the risk to aid workers is unacceptable. >> the tense half hour phone call with p

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of this generation and the next will look up and once again they will see the francis scott key bridge reporter: maryland's governor announced a coalition of 50 area businesses that have pledged to not reduce their workforce while the port has been closed. also the baltimore orioles and the baltimore ravens are pledging $10 million for recovery relief aid. norah. >> norah: that's some good news. kris van cleave, thank you so much. tonight there are growing concerns over security at the nation's airports. the tsa confirming to cbs news that hundreds of passengers were able to slip past checkpoints just last year. cbs's mark strassmann reports on the security breakdown. >> reporter: america's airport security has near-misses too. this video shows a salt lake city traveler appearing to photograph boarding passes of other passengers to sneak on a different airline. it worked, until the flight crew caught him emerging from the restroom when the plane was on the tarmac. he was arrested. that close call last month came as the tsa confirms a sobering trend: more than 300 instances of people tr

after that massive container ship collided with the francis scott key bridge later the president willpend time with the families of the six construction workers that were killed when the bridge came crashing down. cnn senior white house correspondent kayla tausche is live for us in baltimore. kayla, the president is expected to speak behind you at any moment now what's the message we should expect to hear? >> leadership of governor wes who we have been working laborious ahead of him in the program right now, is secretary of transportation pete buttigieg speaking then it will be maryland governor wes moore. but when the president takes the podium, he's expected to talk about a few things. first, pledge, once again, the full spectrum of federal government resources in this recovery effort >> he has always ready, said that the federal government will be paying for the full rebuild. this bridge. and he's expected to call on congress to authorize that to be the case so far the federal government has provided 60 million for this initial stage of recovery. and there's expected to be potentia

once blocked by the wreckage of baltimore's francis scott key bridge, it allows most of the traffic into and out of baltimore's port to restart. abc's terry moran got an up close look. >> less than a month after the cargo ship dolly demolished the francis scott key bridge, a major milestone crews working day and night have now cleared a shipping channel. deep enough to reopen the port of baltimore to 80% of the vessel traffic it handled before the disaster. we traveled by blackhawk helicopter with secretary of the army christine wormuth and general scott spellman, head of the army corps of engineers, for a close up view of the progress at the bridge. it still takes your breath away when we were at the bridge three weeks ago, tangled steel trusses jutted above the waterline for hundreds of yards. now almost all of that is gone, and everything from cruise ships to car carriers and other vital cargo can start moving through here. >> reopening this channel is about, you know, getting $100 billion worth of economic activity for the country, turn back on again. >> the next big challenge here i

this is the francis scott key bridge. if you're careful, you can tell that the ship was out of control. the motor apparently got out. the lights go out, but the effect of this has been dire. it's having a very serious effect on the supply chain globally. and when we come back, you and i are going to talk about not just this, but how many other bridges are suspect, or in poor condition in the united states, and what it means to our infrastructure. stay right there, cuz we're coming back. we've got a couple of more issues that we've got to hit, which we think you'll get fresh information on that you wouldn't get anywhere else . i'm rick sanchez, the russian states. ever since i started the science community best most i'll send some of the same assistance. must be the one else calls course about this, even though we will fan in the european union the kremlin mission, the state on the rush to day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services for what question did you say fro

viernes observo desde el aire las labores de recuperacion y los gigantescos escombros del puente francis scott>> luego se reunio los trabajadores latinos que perdieron la vida en esa tragedia. >> precisamente esta tarde, la familia de trabajadores confirmo que el cuerpo del hondureno maynor suazo habia sido recuperado de estas aguas se sacaron los cuerpos de dos trabajadores, pero cuatro permanecen desaparecidos dados por muertos. >> antes de ver a las familias, el mandatario se reunio con funcionarios del gobierno la guardia costera y el equipo de ingenieros del ejercito que libera el esfuerzo monumental de remover los escombros pieza por pieza en su discurso el presidente hizo referencia a los trabajadores latinos. >> la mayoria eran inmigrantes, pero todos eran marilandeses. >> trabajadores, fuertes y si selfless. >> estaban en un descanso cuando el barco se reunio con el esfuerzo por hizo trabajadores latinos. >> eran marilandeses. >> hard working, strong and selfless. >> gracias, senor el navegado se atoro. >> solo segundos antes, un hombre llamado carlos, que tenia solo 24 left a message

"our six brothers that died from the francis scott key bridge collapse," the pastor said, "we must helphem face the empty tomb." right now there are a handful of fund-raisers to help support the families of victims. the baltimore civic center has already raised over $350,000. roughly 4100 donations. jericka? >> yeah, the family's going to need that support. nicole sganga, thank you. >>> in his easter message president biden renewed his commitment to work for peace as wars take a toll on innocent lives around the world. the president started his day releasing a statement chastising his political opponent's recent social media posts. skyler henry is at the white house with those details. skyler, good evening to you. >> reporter: jericka, good evening to you. the biden campaign says that the former president, quote, regularly incites political violence. this response comes as the former president shared an image of president biden bound and restrained in the back of a pickup truck. it's the latest in a series of posts from trump targeting his opponents both politically and in the courtroom

following the deadly collapse of the francis scott key bridge. maryland's governor was on capitol hill today. he's asking for financial help. our dc's raquel martin has that story. >> governor moore appeared optimistic while on capitol hill today. it's been just 2 weeks since the collapse of the francis scott key bridge and he is pleading with congress not to turn this into a political fight. maryland's democratic governor wes moore is on capitol hill. we have to make sure that we're rebuilding. he's pushing lawmakers to quickly deliver on president biden's promise. >> the fun 100% of the cost to rebuild the francis scott key bridge because about 2 weeks ago, a part of our soul fell into the patapsco river, maryland. entire congressional delegation, including in the here is the sole republican argue the funding should not be a partisan debate. this wasn't a republican tragedy was a democrat tragedy and the solution won't be a partisan solution will be a bipartisan solution. the cost to reconstruct the massive bridge is still under review. but dem

the president also heading to baltimore today, surveying the damage after the francis scott key bridge collapse and meeting with the victims' family. >>> a stunning arrest in houston. a nasa engineer gone viral now accused of sexually assaulting six women. >>> after month of cross-country prep, the total solar eclipse is just days away. our team brings you everything you need to know about this celestial event, not expected in the u.s. again for decades. >>> and could elle woods' famous bend and snap be coming to a theater near you? a spinoff series is reportedly in the works. "early today" starts right now. >>> good to be with you this morning. i'm frances rivera. breaking overnight, israel has promised to open more border crossings to get more aid into the gaza strip. the change comes after president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the phone demanding, quote, immediate steps to address haumt suffering and the safety of aid workers. or else the u.s. could revise its israel policy. let's go to claudio lavanga. will this increase in aid be enough though? >>

up to 90% of the francis scott key bridge sunk to the bottom of the shipping channel, leaving a maze of twisted, mangled, steel and concrete. work made more challenging by the storm pounding the eastern u.s. tuesday. >> the wreckage on the bottom of the 50-foot channel is far more extensive than we could have imagined. >> reporter: but signs of progress. the first ship passed through one of two temporary channels now open. a larger third one is planned, but none will be able to handle large cargo ships, leaving one of the country's biggest ports largely shut down and 8,000 jobs in limbo. >> it's been a little quiet. >> reporter: vinny's cafe relies on those port workers. fabrizio scott tow is the manager. >> it's like a chain effect really, you know. you know, not just us, all the businesses around i'm sure are really feeling it. >> reporter: dozens of local businesses are already applying for low-interest loans of up to $2 million to cover lost revenue stemming from the bridge collapse. >> we can try to provide some measure of certainty at a time that just feels very uncertain. >> r

why the owner of the cargo ship that crashed into the francis scott key bridge in baltimore one week today says it's not to blame for the bridge collapse. plus, a new first at the wreckage site, how long it could take to reopen the port cruise ship nightmare. >> the passengers, who claim they were abandoned by their ship in africa after a side trip was delayed heading to the final for the hawkeyes, are headed back to the final four. >> caitlin clark's powerful performance and her message after the big win and the showdown now looming with uconn star paige bueckers, aka paige buckets, and later, a certain injury at the gym on the rise. >> put down your ego will explain the so-called ego lifting dilemma. >> from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> good morning i'm derek dennis in for andrew. we begin with former president trump posting bond. >> yeah we learned new details overnight about who's backing trump's $175 million bond payment in his civil fraud case. it comes as a judge expands the gag order against trump

. >> what the city of baltimore is now saying about the cargo ship that brought down the francis scott bridge. >> did former president trump violate the gag order in his hush money trial? and if so, what should be the punishment? the crucial hearing this morning, as battle lines are being drawn following opening statements. >> big labor's big win. the new push by the united auto workers to expand in the deep south after an historic win in tennessee. the message from workers caught on camera from a smoke nato to a dust devil to one of the most damaging hail storms in recent memory. major league umpires under fire, one ejecting a manager for saying nothing, others taking heat for controversial calls. the push for change in the big leagues and later the new study that claims women doctors are better not just for women patients, but for men too. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning. i'm alison kosik in for rihanna. and we begin with growing unrest on college campuses across the country amid protests

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biden traveled to baltimore this afternoon to survey the devastation from the collapse of the francis scott bridge. the president about his support for the community impacted by the disaster and he announced more federal funding to help the people and the city recover. kris van cleave is there tonight. >> reporter: the cleanup of the bridge collapsed site is now an around-the-clock effort. 51 divers are working under water, as 12 cranes are being assembled topside. the army corps of engineers pledging to open a shipping lane up to 35 feet deep by the end of the month and clear the entire 750-foot wide and 50-foot deep main channel as soon as the end of may. >> has your back and i mean it. >> reporter: president biden got his first up-close look at the wreckage during an aerial tour of the scene friday. >> the damage is devastating and our hearts are still breaking. >> the president also met with the families of the six construction workers who died. they were filling potholes on the bridge when it was hit by the cargo ship dahli and collapsed last week. four of the bodies remain unaccounted

the collapsed francis scott key bridge and reopen the very important port of baltimore. biden is scheduled to visit the site on friday. here's abc news reporter perry russom today, the first sign of the port of baltimore slowly reopening a small ship passing through a new temporary channel. >> first meant for boats working on the cleanup, later for commercially essential ships. >> we have to move fast, but we cannot be careless. >> it's still not clear when this complex, delicate cleanup will be finished. >> we're going to do everything that we can to get the port open as soon as possible. obviously, to build that bridge as as soon as possible. the timeline, it's going to be complicated. >> over the weekend. blowtorches slicing through steel workers, removing a piece of the bridge weighing 200 tons. yeah, yeah, the coast guard dropping channel markers in the water, marking the path of that temporary channel that will ease the backup of ships stuck in port, adding to the cleanup complexity , a natural gas pipeline runs underneath the crash site. pressure in the pipeline h

para el trafico de buques en la bahia de baltimore tras el choque de la que colapso el puente francis scotttt key. >> mientras, continuan los esfuerzos para recuperar a las victimas mortales y remover los escombros del desastre. >> sube el salario minimo. >> a partir de hoy los salario minimo. >> a partir de hoy los trabajadores de la industria de comida rapida en california recibiran 20 dolares la hora. >> por los trabajadores y rechazada por varios buenos de negocios que dicen que tendran que tomar drasticas para cumplir con la ley. >> le presentamos a la primera latina en ser jefa de policia del valle de san fernando, que abarca una gran parte del condado de los angeles los ninos tienen que correr a mi, not away from nosotros. >> rubi flores quiere cambiar el departamento para fortalecer la relacion entre la policia y su comunidad. >> un reportaje especial. >> la noticia se le julio vaqueiro. >> muy buenas tardes, les saluda arantxao izaga en ausencia de julio vaqueiro y comenzamos con una noticia de ultima hora. >> un vehiculo choco contra una barrera de contencion en una oficina del fb

viernes observo desde el aire las labores de recuperacion y los gigantescos escombros del puente francis scottluego familiares de los trabajadores latinos que pe perdieron la vida en esa t tragedia precisamente esta tarde la familia de uno de los t trabajadores confirmo que el cuerpo del hondureno maynor suazo habia sidoaguas se sacaron los cuerpos de dos trabajadores, pero cuatro permanecen desaparecidos dados por muertos. >> antes de ver a las familias, el mandatario funcionarios de gobierno, la guardia costera y el equipo de ingenieros de la que libera el esfuerzo monumental de remover los escombros pieza por pipiezeza. >> por pieza. >> en su discurso el presidente hizo referencia a los t trabajadores latinos. >> la mayoria eran inmigrantes, pero todos eran marilenos. >> trabajadores, fuertes y sin miedo. >> estaban en un descanso cuando el barco se reunio libera el todos eran marylandeses. >> sin miedo. >> en el que estropeo. >> solo segundos antes, un h hombre llamado carlos, who was only 24, left a message for his girlfriend to all the families and loved ones who are grieving. >> he veni

the rebuilding of the francis scott key bridge and the effort to reopen the port of baltimore. the reconstruction process is expected to take years and cost billions of dollars. so far $60 million in emergency funds have been released. senate majority leader chuck schumer says he expects bipartisan work to begin quickly on more help for baltimore. the senate is also expected to receive articles of impeachment this week for homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. house republicans voted to him mayorkas for his handling of the southern border, but democrats call this a stunt. it's unlikely that would convict him. a two-thirds majority would be needed. it's possible the senate could vote to dismiss the case before it actually goes to a full trial. >> drew petrimoulx, thank you. >>> former president trump says he will release his campaign's policy on abortion today. in a rambling statement on hiss truth social website, mr. trump previewed the announcement saying he supports exceptions for rape and life of the mother. the former president was instrumental in overturning roe

we begin this morning with the terrible accident in baltimore's francis scott key bridge.t remains in the patapsco river. crews have cut into the twisted steel and stabilizing the wreckage to the divers could find the four remaining workers presumed dead. the coast guard said they should create a smaller channel so some ships could get through and access the port which remains closed. >>> for the latest we're joined by secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. thank you for spending part of easter with us. >> happy peaster. good to be with us. >> we have this incident in baltimore. we've seen parts of planes falling out of the sky and you described it is a national crisis that more than 40,000 people are killed in car acidents each year. but let's begin in baltimore. how long will it take to remove the ship and clear out the debris and reopen the channel? >> we haven't received a time line yet, but the work is now underway. parts of the nonfederal channel are already being worked on and there is a thousand ton capacity lift crane on a barge being put into place now. ther

the day after the francis scott key bridge in baltimore collapsed, tom perez drove to baltimore, to meetmilies of the men who were killed in the middle of the night when they were trying to make their families lives better, and to make our lives a little better, to literally smooth the road of our lives by filling potholes on that bridge. six men fell to their deaths in the cold water under that bridge. 35-year-old alejandra hernandez fuentes was from mexico. 26-year-old dorian castille cabrera, and 35-year-old jose lopez were from guatemala. 38-year-old mainer suazo was from honduras. 49-year-old luna was from el salvador. philadelphia inquiry columnist, who joined us on this program on monday night, wrote, last week, these six workers who perished were not poisoning the blood of our country. they were replenishing it. this is a moment of clarity, when we need to reject the national disease of xenophobia and restore our faith in the united states as a deacon for the best people, they may have been born all over the continent, but when these men plunged into our waters on tuesday, they d

francis scott's cambridge collapsed off to contain a ship lost power and collided with the support cut of 6 people were killed. us health officials, a warning that's a virus, is jump from birds to capital. and now to people is causing concern about the global outbreak of bad flu. that's devastated, but and marine mammal populations in the us fits affected more than 18000000 font. that's 100 points. now or us health officials say a person in texas has contract in burn flu after being in contact with kaos. the us centers for disease control and prevention says the person likely a farm worker is recuperating the spread to farm animals. and now humans has farmers worried as soon as i heard that it was crossing into cows, contemporary cows like, oh boy that's, that's my industry. and i know there's going to be some fall out probably from that . it's the 2nd case of a human testing positive for the virus since the disease surprised health researchers by moving from birds took housing goats in texas, kansas and other us states. in a statement, the cdc says the patient reported i read miss con

this is our first look at the murky conditions facing divers working to clear the wreckage of the francis scott bridge. >> that view looks like being in the middle of a snow storm with high beams on. that's the complication that our divers are navigating right now. >> reporter: the twisted, mangled mess of steel and concrete is blocking the shipping channel, largely cutting off the port of baltimore, which handled nearly $81 billion of international cargo last year. >> most of that is moved by small, independent truckers that are now out of business. they are desperate, and we want to make sure they get all the help that they need. >> we would normally see people in and out, picking and packing, and loading up trucks. >> reporter: for miranda sommer, a quiet warehouse is bad for the bottom line. almost immediately, the bridge collapse hit her baltimore trailer and storage business. >> nobody needs storage when they don't have product to store in it. >> reporter: how worried are you about your business surviving? >> we are hoping to adjust and make the changes, but we definitely -- it's the unkn

this is the francis scott key bridge. if you're careful about it, you can tell that the ship was out of control. the motor apparently got out. the lights go out. but the effect of this has been dire. it's having a very serious effect on the supply chain globally. and when we come back, you and i are going to talk about not just this, but how many other bridges are suspect, or in poor condition in the united states, and what it means to our infrastructure. stay right there, cuz we're coming back. we've got a couple of more issues that we've gotta hit, which we think you'll get fresh information on that you wouldn't get anywhere else . i'm receptionist the or the wrong just don't have to shape house because the and engagement equals the trails when so many find themselves boils the parts we choose to look so common ground the the welcome back of rick sanchez here along with dr. wilmer leon. uh it is. uh, leon will. yeah, lemme leo. and why don't know why i keep uh, the hispanic sizes in your neck and it is having a serious

less than a month after the d deadly collapse of the francis scott key bridge in baltimore, the exclusive right here tonight. terry moran flying over the site, and you'll see what starts tomorrow. >>> we're tracking severe storms across several states. two systems hitting back-to-back. >>> the alarming scene on the streets of london. look at this. horses breaking free, running in the streets. >>> if you're flying this summer, the new rules tonight. the refunds the airlines will owe you if your flight is canceled. we'll go down the list. >>> and the incredible rescue seen by millions. strangers pulling over, one after the other, racing into the danger. it is america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. the harrowing hostage video released tonight. the 24-year-old american israeli son seen alive for the first time in 201 days, and what he says to his parents. >>> but we begin tonight with the tensions spreading across college campuses amid demonstrations over the israel-hamas war. at usc, a peaceful march turning into a chaotic sce

up to 90% of the francis scott key bridge sunk to the bottom of the shipping channel leaving a maze ofsted, mangled steel and concrete. work made more challenging by the storm pounding the eastern u.s. tuesday. >> the wreckage on the bottom of the 50-foot channel is far more extensive than we could have imagined. >> reporter: but signs of progress. the first ship passed through one of two temporary channels now open. a larger third one is planned, but none will be able to handle large cargo ships, leaving one of the country's biggest ports largely shut down and 8,000 jobs in limbo. >> it's been a little quiet. >> reporter: vinny's cafe relies on those port workers. fabrizio scotto is the manager. speak with like a chain effect, really, you know. not just us, all the business around, i'm sure, are really feeling it. >> reporter: dozens of local businesses are already applying for low-interest loans of up to $2 million to cover lost revenue stemming from the bridge collapsed. >> we try to provide some measure of certainty at a time that just feels very uncertain. >> reporter: while the n

francis scott key bridge for more on this. let's join chaper town. see who was in baltimore for us. so you have, it's about a week ago that the bridge collapse. tragically kidding. 6 people remind us where we are in terms of the investigation as well as the clean up and what we're expecting now from biden's visit of the investigation at a very early stage. the closer to the black box is being looked tab, but that could take years. what we have told various theories that are being discussed. perhaps even you are contaminated fuel that might have divers, the generator which made the make the, the ship lose power. but we just have no idea, i could tell you, is it just simply the timelines that are being mentioned? forgetting the polls of baltimore reopened are relatively swift to them or they've already, they've already created 2 channels to bypass the wreckage. but that relatively charlotte of f, a tug birds adverb barges, but i think that they can, they can remove enough of the debris to rear. but a deeper child, a channel, uh by the end of april. and then the latest estimate is they

this is the francis scott key bridge. if you're careful about it, you can tell that the ship was out of control. the motor apparently got out the lights go out. but the effect of this has been dire, it's having a very serious effect on the supply chain globally. and when we come back, you and i are going to talk about not just this, but how many other bridges are suspect, or in poor condition in the united states, and what it means to our infrastructure. stay right there, cuz we're coming back. we've got a couple of more issues that we've got to hit, which we think you'll get fresh information on that you wouldn't get anywhere else . i'm rick sanchez. the know, look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must have been is the orders given by human beings, except where such shorter is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about the personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to create a trust rather than fit the various jobs with artifici

on the francis scott key bridge, we're talking $600 million. we peddle most of trillion dollars into the pentagon in defense, and it's shameful that we can get $600 million allocated right away. for ukraine, the aid has to be a clean vote. israel is more complicated. i was on a letter to speaker pelosi and 40 democrats sang the more offensive weapons to israel while they are still killing civilians in an indiscriminate way. i think that is going to be a complicated vote. >> i think we will get to a vote on both ukraine aid and on rebuilding the key bridge in baltimore. there are over 300 votes in the house of representatives, bipartisan, to vote for ukraine aid. speaker johnson knows that. it's going to be an increasing pressure on him from a moderate common sense republican, to support aid to ukraine. key leaders of the republican congress, chairman of the committee, armed services committee, chairman of the foreign affairs committee, all outspoken advocates of ukraine. he cannot continue to bottle that up. let the well of the house be exercis

the bridge was named for francis scott key. he wrote the words that became the star-spangled banner on national anthem we also own slaves at one point. and a group of civil rights organizers in maryland, they called themselves that caucus of african-american leaders then, now demanding the francis scott key bridge be renamed once it's rebuilt, about the governor of maryland and the mayor of baltimore were asked about changing the name this week, but they died i think that any conversations about anything else, there will be time for any any and all of the conversations. but right now, if we're not focused on those four things, then we're being distracted. >> these families haven't had funerals for their loved ones. we haven't recovered. everybody and we should be having those conversations as we would say in church and decency in an order. and when we would not want someone to be talking about renaming something, if we lost a loved one that we haven't even had the ability to identify yet call snowden the founder of the caucus o

during the war of 1812, a young marylander named francis scott key to whom the bridge is named aftersat in a boat in this very harbor and he watched, he watched the british troops launch attack after attack on american forces. but as the dawn broke, he saw the american flag still flying. baltimore was still standing. and our nation, as he wrote in the star spangled banner had made it through a perilous fight. folks, this is going to take time, but governor moore, senator cardin, senator von van hollen, and others are going to rebuild this bridge as rapidly as possible. folks, we're determined to come back even stronger. we're the only nation that's gone through every crisis that we've had and come out stronger than we went in, and we're going to do it here as well. and once more to make this perilous challenge. you know, because we're the united states of america, there's nothing, nothing, nothing, beyond our capacity when we do it together. think about that. remember who we are. we're the united states of america. nothing is beyond our capacity. may god bless you all, and may god pr

a fourth crane is on the way to help clear the francis scott key bridge. work to remove the bridge started over the weekend, with crews cutting part of the bridge apart. one of the first pieces weighs 200 tons. the process is really slow. as you can imagine, crews have to clear the bridge one piece at a time and they have to check with engineers and divers between each one. >> we have a ship that is nearly the size of the eiffel tower that is now stuck within the channel that has the key bridge sitting on top of it. >> divers are on standby to recover the bodies of four of the six people killed in the collapse. there is still no timeline for reopening the port to regular traffic. >> if you live on the peninsula, there is a big chance that a big change, i should say that could impact your access to health care. seton medical center coastside in moss beach. it's closing for renovations until december so that means the closest emergency services are at san mateo medical center's emergency room. and that's about 20 minutes away. so this closure will allow crew

a fourth crane is on the way to help clear the francis scott key bridge. work to remove the bridge started over the weekend, with crews cutting part of the bridge apart. one of the first pieces weighed 200 tons. the process is really slow. crews have to clear the bridge one piece at a time and they have to check with engineers and divers between each one. we have a ship that is nearly the size of the eiffel tower that is now stuck within the channel that has the key bridge sitting on top of it. divers are on standby to recover the bodies of four of the six people killed in the collapse. there is still no timeline for reopening the port to regular traffic. >> it may be a bit harder to get an uber or lyft today. drivers are planning a series of rallies they're calling. drivers are no fools. they say they are noticing declining pay due to high company fees and sudden ride cancellations. drivers also want to fight against the shift toward autonomy vehicles. lyft responded to abc seven news, saying in part that it has a quote, new a new minimum earnings guarant

president biden is expected to speak shortly about rebuilding the francis scott key bridge.aking now is pete buttigieg. >> using it to redirect traffic and support detours, bringing in barges to cut steel and removing it. remove wreckage thousand of the channel for the creation of smaller exhilarate channels. this is just a start of our financial support. we also have been focused on the supply chain implications. president biden's freight initiatives that have stood up to covid interruptions have served as here. we have used data partnerships that did not exist prior to 2021 to monitor changing container volumes and help supply chain actors adapt. last week we convened over 100 stakeholders from across our supply chains to better understand challenges and coordinate. there are certainly impacts, we are increasingly confident about the availability of east coast ports to step up temporarily to absorb much of the cargo diverting from baltimore in the short-term. we are providing flexibility for truckers who are helping to keep supply chain's moving and supporting of the respo

coast guard giving fox news a tour of the francis scott key bridge site. crews are working to open a channel in the port of baltimore. >> there will be an ongoing investigation. i want that investigation to be speedy and for anyone who needs to be held accountable to be held accountable and get this channel open and get commerce flowing against and rebuild the francis scott key bridge. >> carley: a cargo ship rammed into a beam last week and six workers were killed. >> carley: alex murdaugh has pleaded guilty to 22 financial crimes, these are last outstanding charges he faces. he is serving two life sentences without chance of parole for killing his wife and son. trump's 2024 national press secretary joined us earlier. >> polling does indicate that r.f.k. jr. hurts joe biden more than he hurts president trump. r.f.k. jr. gives far left democrats another option. they are dissatisfied with joe biden's presidency. >> carley: trump leads r.f.k. jr. who is in third, r.f.k. jr. will join us tomorrow to talk about this and much more. whatever you guys want to ask

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