and number two from norfolk southern? do you feel the families have been impacted by this i have received what you need? have receive the compensation you deserve a question if you are not satisfied what more do you think is needed? ex i would sit is always room for improvement and this is something at least in our community we never expected to happen here. i would say there has been some response but specifically in regards to norfolk southern i think there are a lot of opportunity for improvement. i was reading lesson in my hotel room with tears streaming down my face it's absolutely heartbreaking. i'm a market researcher by trade. they feel like norfolk southern is offering breadcrumbs throughout the community for funding. so right now for people who do not feel safe at home we did receive a flyer that said you could leave the community for the time being if you want to re- evacuate and some people chosen to do that. however there is not clear guidelines of what will be paid for and what is not. so when people go to t

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they are warming up here out on the floor as norfolk is on the other. and it's 90 minutes of about 2 seconds before this game get started at the 7 o'clock. tipoff is the first and second round happening right here at maples pavilion. and of course, the cargo. they want to make it past round and the second round because they know that this is the last time that they will compete in this tournament as a pet 12 team. and this conference is one that they've made a lot of history. a lot history in with head coach tara vanderveer. so it's a bittersweet goodbye. however, they're not trying to say. >> course i live. but for now, back to you guys in the studio. >> just in the nick of time because her shot was breaking up their mistake. sonoma international film festival is underway this weekend featuring dozens of movies from all around the world, including one. that was inspired by a story first told right here on kron 4. we're reaching out and touching people. it's a documentary based on the flying tell story i did about a ukrainian refugee family that's now h

welcome in norfolk state to maples, pavilion on friday. although the clear underdog norfolk is led by diamond johnson who led her respective conference in scoring in. she's a former big 10 conerence pg. >> she was at rutgers at one point, but it's all about, you know, the cardinal not worrying about when it comes norfolk state in what they need to do to win a win would actually push them to the second round, which is the step that they couldn't get past last season after falling miss it home. now after that, the winningest coach in all of college basketball talking about none other coach tara vanderveer. she knew that the cardinals approach this season had to be a bit different around, you know, hit into the big dance. >> and i think just really a stab, you know, reestablishing what is stanford basketball and, you know, if we straight you know it. we're in a different time. whether it's with the portal or with all the different things that are, you know, going on with collectives in nil and to really navigate that, you know, maybe more suc

congressman bobby scott to city of norfolk mayor dr. cooper, alexander philippine, consul general eric cruz, erebus philippine army attache arthur roman yost and lieutenant general john agen. dr. cynthia romero. the chairman of the council of united filipino organizations of tidewater. max frias, vice president, the hampton roads chapter of filipino national historical society. ric hurley, the director of the virginia association of museums colonel william davis, the executive director of the general douglas macarthur. members of the general douglas macarthur foundation board and acting deputy city manager and military affairs liaison. mr. len ramirez, thank you all very much this morning for being with us. and we would also like to say that are very honored to be hosting the filipino american veterans of hampton roads, color guard and the philippine cultural center of virginia school of creative and performing arts and the philippine run dala ensemble of virginia. thank you again for being here with this morning. the macarthur memorial

>> norfolk southern. >> thank you. what about the recent recall of twoal clean vehicles autopilot technology that is the subject of a multiyear national highway traffic safety administration review? manufactures those vehicle? >> tesla. >> thank you. finally and it's it we've heard a lot about today, the alaskan airlines flight 1282 door plug blowout. who is in charge of bmanufacturing that? >> boeing. >> so i see a pattern here. a part of each of these incidences of massive corporation, fortune five an economic engine for the countries also has a deep lobbying bench. and i'm concerned that each of these incidents the uniquese in the circumstances may have been the result of a focus on production targets and profit margins over safety related come to the question that my colleague senator welch asked. in other words, insufficient safety culture in our transportation system and among its suppliers, and ironically we've got a colleague of mine was asked whether not we should do cost-benefit analysis as a part of your ana

now, norfolk state is not to be taken lightly, mainly because one this is their second straight season to be able to be a part of march madness. that being said they're not trying to, you know, plus this opportunity, they want to put hbc use on the map is what they actually tell one of their local stations back home. and that being said, obviously, the cardinal, they will have their work cut out for them tonight here at maples, pavilion out, they have the home-court advantage. they have some comfort ability there and they have some stood on this team all around. now that being said, the second seeded stanford women's team, they're well aware of their first-round matchup tonight against norfolk state and they would know it will be a walk in the park because they're playing at home on the farm. and they remember that last year. second round against ole miss ended in them going home early here at home at maples pavilion. so to avoid them from happening again, the cardinal, they will rely heavily on kiki area off in. and of course, hannah jump to stay the ship. but of course, they need the

the boeing 737 -- night norfolk southern train derailment in east policy and. investigations are critically important and i am happy to answer as many questions as i can. but i doing to emphasize these investigations are there's still a lot of work to do to understand what led to these events. unlike the alaska 1282 investigation to dock observant observedthe public on east pale. they contain over 6400 pages of factual information which i can discuss at length. with that said, these are just two of the 1200 active open investigations in 47 states and puerto rico. in addition to the 140 open foreign investigations in over 50 countries. we owe it to the families ofosee communities where events occurred traveling public what happened in all these tragedies to keep them from recent natural gas field home explosion and fires in mississippi that in our home. for the multivehicle crash in ohio and number 14 of last year which included eight motor coach carrying high school band members and killed six people. for the hot air balloon accident on generate 14th that kille

the cardinal beat the norfolk state spartans by 29 points.ugh the beginning of the game had fans feeling a little nervous. >> they looked a little sloppy at the beginning like maybe they are nervous. >> reporter: but for the rest of the game, they were pretty much in control. kiki and cameron led the team with 17 points each. players that young fans can look up to. raina and angela are in the eighth grade and play basketball. >> it was really fun. and seeing stanford play is really cool. >> i always come here to watch the games and they never disappoint me. >> reporter: it has been a historic season for the women on this team. the head coach became the coach with the most wins in college basketball history and cameron was just named to the ap women's basketball all american first team this week. adding to her list of honors. so, fans have a good feeling about this tournament. >> how far do you think you will make it? >> all the way. >> good confidence? >> you got to believe. >> reporter: sunday, the cardinal will face iowa state as they try t

on some level -- norfolk southern stock has lagged.nt and ceo of northern southern. >> great to see you. >> norfolk southern has a difference of idea with these -- with the activists. you can give your ideas in how you think you can do overtime. >> yeah. you know i became ceo less than two years ago and i laid out a strategy to safely balance product and growth. i came on your show the next day. we talked about the out sized impacts it has for share holders and our customers. yeah. we had a challenge. we met that challenge. we improved safety and service last year. we started to grow with the most service confident customers. >> that's intramodel. you are winning over from trucks. >> highway conversion derail are a part of strategy. now we have responsibly and safely created the platform for significant margin improvement in 2024 and laid the foundation for that long term growth that you just talked about, that long term share holder value creation. >> now we had this again -- terrible tragedy in baltimore. does that impact your busine

stanford, the news that's deep to hold norfolk state. only 7 points in the 2nd quarter break with the bloc underneath. pretty passing down the court kind of like the words used to do only 4 dribbles finally into the heads of kiki, you're often for the layup, 17 for kiki, kiki, the love and stanford's up 13 at the break. the cardinal just blew it open in the 3rd. got anything they wanted on offense. alaina was gonna hits the way out there. 3.18, for her. good way for the cardinal to start the tournament. easy win once they got roland 79 to 50, they will face iowa state on sunday stat from the warriors hosting the pacers tonight. indiana hasn't lost a game at chase ever. kind of hard to believe in the 1st half turned into a three-point shooting contest, which is good when you have stepped right warriors on the brake, draymond with a nice catch, gets it to coming to jonathan coming down the lane. he gets a block, but then, here's steph. take this drills. the corner 3. 25 on the night for steph. all right. fans into it. tyrese. haliburton, t

the norfolk and suffolk trust said it was making improvements.roners raising some of the same safety concerns. and this is the evidence. each yellow block represents a safety concern highlighted by coroners and repeated again and again. bereaved families and patients brought their evidence to westminster today to show mps and the ministerfor mental health, maria caulfield. natalie mclellan's daughter died in november. rebecca had bipolar and her mum says she begged for help from the trust, but was turned away. i want things to change. i want nobody else to go through what rebecca went through, because she suffered. we keep hearing about this journey that they're on and these journeys of improvement and how sorry they are and about how we're learning from each incident. they're not incidents. they're our loved ones. they're destroying families. they're taking lives. what i want is change. the families also want police to launch a criminal investigation. the norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust said it would continue to ensure local communities

and at that time, captain farragut was living in norfolk virginia not only because now as then, norfolk was a great navy town, but also because he had married norfolk woman. his first wife susan had died 20 years before in 1840, his second wife was, not only a virginian by birth and by residents, she was even named virginia. so here is a man born in tennessee raised in lewes, living in virginia, married to a southern whose family owned slaves. it was a moment reveals exactly who was when he learned in april of 1861 that the state of virginia voted to secede from the union after the clash at fort sumter and lincoln's call for volunteers was, farragut announced he, would not live in a disloyal state for one more hour. he went straight, told his wife his that he was leaving immediately. he gave her what amounted to an ultimatum, telling her this act of mine may cause years of separate action from your family. so you must decide quickly whether you will go with me or remain. he packed what he could carry in a valise and left norfolk for new york that day. she went with. you might want to co

now, norfolk state tried to hang in there for quite some time.ven tara vanderveer, the head coach of stanford gave them their props on how scrappy and how tough they were on defense. but eventually it just wasn't enough in stanford was able to come out on top and now they have to face iowa state who fought back from a 20 point deficit today against maryland in their upset win. now have more on this tonight in sports. but for now, i'll toss it back to you guys in the studio. all right. thank you, aaron. meantime, dan thorn joining us now from saint mary's and moraga. dan fingers crossed. maybe they can pull it out. >> fingers crossed. that's right. 2 teams are really been bringing it tonight in this crowd has been bringing it here tonight at saint mary's for this watch party. the games up in the big screen grand canyon up. 67 60 right now with just about 2 minutes to go in this game. and it has been a top one. it's been physical beast. 2 teams going back and forth in the 1st half of this game. saint mary's was down by one. then for a little while

the ntsb says, while that information was relayed to norfolk southern's contractor at the time it did not make it to the people who ultimately made the decision about what to do. >> i'd see vinyls was on-scene providing information to norfolk southern's contractor who was in the room when the decision made with was made and when advice was given to the governor of ohio, to the incident commander, they weren't we're not given full information >> so norfolk southern released a statement. let me read it to you. it says the final decision to conduct a controlled release was made by the incident commander with input from multiple stakeholders, including norfolk southern, local, state and federal authorities. the successful control released prevented a potentially catastrophic uncontrolled explosion that would have caused significant damage for the community. they also go on to say that to date that the air, the water is safe there in east policy the ntsb will ultimately release its final report on what happened and caused the derailment that it's going to happen this june for us. >> jason

oxy vinyls was on-scene providing information to norfolk southern's contractor who was in the room when the decision made with was made and when advice was given to the governor of ohio to the incident commander, they were not given full information because no one was told oxy vinyl was on scene they were left out of the room. the incident commander didn't even know they existed. neither did the gun governor. so they were provided incomplete information to make a decision >> just the weight of that statement alone here, kate and norfolk southern, again, the owner of that train responding to yesterday's testimony, i'll read you a portion of that statement. the company writing the final decision to conduct a controlled release was made by the incident commander with input from multiple stakeholders, including norfolk southern, and local, state and federal authorities. the company also went on to write that the successful controlled release prevented potentially catastrophic uncontrolled explosion that could have caused significant damage for the community. but remember, this community anx

arrangements with truckers who might come up from baltimore, but also we understand that csx and norfolke in the process of scheduling additional trains that will be able to transfer cargo that was intended for baltimore that we off load here. >> you both make it sound very smooth for your respective ports. rick, what level of preparation have you had for it to be hopefully as smooth as you're saying do you have to get more hours in, more equipment, or is there always this excess capacity? >> well, in the port of new york and new jersey, it's the second busiest in the nation. and there are monthly fluctuations, and we're able to adjust our marine terminals do have, as i said, extra capacity they surged it during covid, they can surge it now. it may require additional gate hours, depending on whether the cargo is departing here by truck or by train. but we are prepared to surge as necessary to handle the cargo. the car volume will be a little more challenging, because the cars need to be driven off of the -- off of the ships. but if the railroads step in, and provide additional capacity o

but the eastern virginia medical school in norfolk said open a fertility clinic here. i remember i was 23 years old then and in my memory there was something about it like on the cover of news "newsweek." i've goneack and realized no it was "life" magazine. science is so hard to even wrap your head around and yet the carrs heard about this and started to travel. they were not people with much money. they started to travel to norfolk and became patients of the twodoctors, jones and their daughter elizabeth was born in virginia in the 1981. she is 43 years old raising her own family today a -- today. elizabeth has been followed -- wrap your head around this -- what seemed like unimaginable science fiction in 1981. there are now by best12 people walking this planet who were born by ivf. living their lives, being happy raising families contributing to their communities -- 12 million people. what could be more pro-life than in vitro fertilization? 12 million people. elizabeth was interviewed two days ago by wbur a public radio station, television station in boston and here'

now, although they are the clear underdog norfolk, us live by diamond johgson, who is not to be taken lightly. she actually let her respective conference in scoring in. she's a former big 10 p g she actually play for rutgers. but that's about all the cargo has to worry about. when we talk about your full state about, you know, they don't really have other pieces, at least not as many pieces and stan for heads. when we talk about that, obviously they have pieces but they fail to ole miss with those pieces last season in the winningest head coach of all of college basketball coach tara vanderveer. she knew that the cardinals approach this time around had to be a little different and i think it's really a stab, you know, reestablishing what is stanford basketball and >> you know, if we straight you know it. we're in a different time. whether it's with the portal or with all the different things that are, you know, going on with collectives in nil and to really navigate that, you know, maybe more successfully this year. i think this year has just been a lot of good energy and a lot of peo

now they have to prove that dominance against norfolk state who they're welcoming maples pavilion on friday, although obviously a clear underdog norfolk is lit by diamond johnson who has lived her respective conference in scoring. and she's a former big 10 p g headed up against this big-time team in the cardinal with nothing else to worry about outside of hurt. so a win would push them to the second round, which is the step that they couldn't get past last season when they failed missed at home. you know, the winningest coach all of college basketball coach tara vanderveer. she knew after that loss this time around, they would have to go into the big dance with a different approach. take a >> and i think it's really a stab, you know, reestablishing what is stanford basketball and, you know, if we straight you know it. we're in a different time. whether it's with the portal or with all the different things that are, you know, going on with collectives in nil and to really navigate that, you know, maybe more successfully this year. i think this year has just been a lot of good energy a

stanford will host ncaa tournament games kicking off friday with the first round matchup against norfolk state. playing a home game during the big dance is a big vintage for the cardinal, especially for shooters like hannah jump. >> 100%. >> reporter: the shooting guard grew up watching games at maples pavilion. now the leader in three pointers made is preparing to take her final shots on the farm. >> any game is going to be my last, display, have fun, enjoy the moment. >> this tournament also marks the end of cameron brink's dominating run with the team. this season the senior forward was the nation's leading active shot blocker was main pac-12 player of the year, defensive player of the year and first- team all-american. >> she is an all-time great player. she does it all for us, playing offense and defense. b to bring and jump were both members of stanford's 2021 national championship squad, adding kiki, honorable mention all-american and it's no surprise the second-seeded cardinal after regular-season title, favored to advance, second round games at maples. the college all-time with

that was norfolk state right there who got the 1d company will host norfolk stake at state at maplesmined. and final round play from tpc sawgrass in florida today. par four. fourth hole here. second shot approached by scottie scheffler. he would land this one right where he wants to on the green. it would roll in for an eagle there. what a shot by scheffler. and then par fours chance to force a playoff there. the ball lips out though. right there. heartbreaking momentc for clark. he thought that one was going to be good. but scottie scheffler wins the players championship for the secondúyear in a row. i think that's exactly what's been done. >> yeah bailey thank you. thanks for watching everybody. don't forget to stream the latest news and weatherúon your smart tv anytime. download the fox local app to your tv, and we'll be back tonight at for the late night news. >> thanks for joining us. good night. good night. (robert) - there are many reasons to visit the philippines. a few thousand actually. the philippines is made up of over 7,000 islands with a plethora of cultural influences.

they didn't just come up from norfolk. they were leaving. so i don't know what the wind conditions were and current. was it an outgoing tide? if it was an outgoing tide it might be a little more current than they assumed. and then, one of the biggest factors is mechanical. ships are sufficiency. i worked on ships that were 949 feet lock a lot of fimsz the rutter is not big enough for the ship ripped out half of the jackson square it had undersized rudder that was over 20 some years ago. okay. that might have been a gang tore. usually you get a small bump, whatever, line broke on a tug. this is more than a small bump. and experienced helmsman, singaporean crew. i worked in singapore several times. was there a language barrier? was it insufficient knowledge of english? what else can i tell you? >> lawrence: real quickly, frederick, if you are anticipating a crash, and i know y'all train for this type of stuff, what is the protocol? do you call it in? >> you are trying to do as much as you can. like was there an anchor let go? did they let the

and this is cnn >> all right, news just into cnn, a norfolk southern freight train has derailed along the lehigh river and bethlehem, pennsylvania, creating a pretty big mess. no one was injured and first responders said hey, there are currently no leaks from the nearly one dozen containers on their sides now but they did caution people to stay away from the area, norfolk southern crews are on the scene helping to develop a cleanup plan. now this derailment comes barely a year after the devastating derailment in east palestine, ohio that spilled millions of pounds of toxic chemicals nichols displacing resident thousands of residents, and it follows recent news of the embattled company ceos, 37% pay raise last year, despite norfolk southern, southern's well-documented troubles now, as the west gets pummeled with several feet of snow, it's a much different story for the opposite coast, the longest sled dog race in the eastern us has actually been canceled. this year because there's not enough snow. organizers say insufficient snow coverage could make trail conditions dangerous for parti

apple has agreed to pay nearly $500 million to settle a lawsuit led by norfolk county council. demand for iphones in china. norfolk council said a pension fund it administered lost money as a result of mr cook's actions. ina in a statement, the council said it was "very proud of this recovery for investors. you're live with bbc news. after months of hearings, a georgia judge ruled that the lead prosecutor in donald trump's election interference proceedings can remain on the case. fani willis' status as lead prosecutor was in question after it was revealed she had a personal relationship with nathan wade, a special council she hired for the case. but while ms willis can continue her prosecution of the former president, the judge also ruled that she or mr wade would have to leave the case. hours after that ruling, mr wade resigned. mr trump had tried to disqualify ms willis, arguing her relationship with her special council compromised the trial. thejudge disagreed, but said it did create an "appearance of impropriety." the judge also said ms willis — the fulton county district a

we're going to reroute our trucks to go to new york, new jersey four down into norfolk to pick up our customers freight and that's something that we really don't do. it's not nothing that we want to do, but we want to keep our guys working during this tragic event. we don't want to send anybody home, but that's what we're gonna do. we're gonna keep going through this. yeah, >> so important, the state of maryland, as you know, has already requested 60 million federal dollars to start cleaning up this wreckage and begin recovery. will businesses like yours need any financial support? the longer this process? goes on >> well, we're gonna do everything we can not to ask race financial support. it's my understanding that floaters are on the way and hopefully we'll get our first crane in here tomorrow, one saturday wants sunday that can hopefully start to dismantle the wreckage this is a very fast paced operation, not only what we do, but with the port does. and it's a big machine that just eats cargo every day. so then you can imagine when it stops, it's people just stay around looking for

the beginning of new mission in the mediterranean sea, the liberty had slowly and steadily left the norfolk port in the uk for the guinney gulf and the abijan port. in the western shores of africa, its mission in this beautiful port in the country of the ivory coast was to listen in and find out whether things were going according to the us's liking or not. we were sent around the world wherever there might be hot spot to see if we could determine what was going on and if the united states desired any intervention of any sort. the liberty was leaving abijan port as israely. forces were in military position and getting ready for action. of course, the egyptians were based in the sinai desert before them. the israelies preferred for the issue to resolve without military action, because they weren't ready to fight, and on two different fronts, from the southwest with egypt and the north and east with syria and jordan. i've been asked by my government to explore what these governments intend to do in order to reopen this international waterway to a situation of united states to do sir, well i'v

norfolk southern has talked a good game. they have to commit to long term health benefits.is exposure to that stuff nobody really knows what it means. norfolk southern essentially did a controlled burn that put this stuff into the air that didn't need to be as it turned out. so, this is a company. it is typical wall street model. they laid off a third of their work force, they paid a huge bonuses and stock buybacks, they cut back on inspections and on heat sensors for the wheel bearings. and look what happened. and they continue to get their way far too often. with congress. we will pass this bill. i'm hopeful it is in the next month or so. the lobby. it is up and down. you know that. >> senator sherrod brown who is going for reelection in the state of ohio against bernie moreno. >> thanks for having me. we have a huge grass roots effort. so thanks chris. >> you bet, thanks a lot. >>> still to come, a genuine campaign surprise i did not see coming. what donald trump's candid moment about an abortion ban. why it could have massive implications ahead. have massi implications

they are others, new york, new jersey, new norfolk in virginia. of course, they can pick up dislikes, so to speak. because as you know now, nobody comes in or out to baltimore port in baltimore, you know, at $850000.00 cars are delivered in baltimore every year to the east coast. and this will stop for us for single time. but until the debris is cleared in the shipping lane there, and that will have an impact at least regional, but also nationally to some degree, because it has impacts on the supply chain. and americans have supply chain trouble or when people talk about supply chain trouble, because that equalize this for them rising prices and who does like that? no, but now we're seeing a live pictures of as we were just talking to you from the ship and the president was quick to say the government will foot the bill of rebuilding. that bridge could also be political for large to still it could be. so 1st of all, there's a challenge for the president because he has to go to congress to the house of representatives and to the senate and ask for

second seed they, get a home date with norfolk state, and kiki is ready to go. in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. >>> on the women's side, stanford will be at home for the first and hopefully second round of the ncaa tournament. they will host 15 seed norfolk state tomorrow night, and for more on the cardinal, here is matt lively. >> the stanford women's basketball team has a player that's fuelled them into march. she gives them her all on the court while keeping them loose off of it. >> kiki is like, i'd liken her to an energizer bunny. >> reporter: there's no denying who gets the stanford cardinal going, kiki is impressive during games and one of the team's most interesting characters when the clock hits zero. >> kiki off the court, she's very dramatic. she's very

beating the norfolk spartans by 29 points. beginning of the game had fans feeling a little nervous. >> sloppy in the beginning. maybe nervous. >> reporter: the rest of the game pretty much in control. leading the team, 17 points each and players young fans can look up to. in the eighth grade, and they play basketball. >> really fun and seeing stanford, like, play is really cool. >> i always come here to watch the games and they never disappoint. >> reporter: a historic season for the women on this team. the head coach became coach with the most wins in college basketball history and cameron brig named to the women's basketball all-american first team this week adding to her list of honors. fans have a good feeling about this tournament. >> how far do you think they're going to make it? >> all the way. yeah. >> reporter: that confident? >> you got to believe. >> reporter: last year's stanford lost second round of the tournament. on sunday cardinals face iowa state and try to get that second-round redemption. at stanford, jocely

norfolk southern and csx ring the -- bring the coal to the terminal. csx says they have excess capacity where they can add on routes and trains to move some of that coal. after that, what happens? you have an analyst at be about a security saying after a month of lost shipments, console should be down by about 1%. you could reroute to virginia. there is the capacity there but it cannot make up all that capacity. it is able to do to million tons. it cannot do the 2.5 million tons from baltimore. you may reroute it but that might cause something. you barge it somewhere else? that is going to cost more money. a lot of other stuff can go to the west coast on train lines but is that where you're going to export coal? katie: it is a good perspective because we keep talking about the rerouting. it is not a perfect one to one solution. what's talk about your specialty and that is will products. what is happening there? alix: there is not a lot of fuel imported in terms of gasoline into baltimore but there is some . we heard from colonial pipeline which is the

the port of virginia, norfolk. that's another. some ports will start picking up extra diverted cargo. it will just push other cargo to go around weather reports, say, in houston or even the west coast. so, it will be kind of a domino effect for at least initially until the shipping lines can reroute their services and get something more normal. for the time being it will be a bit chaotic. there will be delays. a lot of the kinds of delays we saw during the pandemic. serious, but only some of the things analysts are talking about are saying. katie: i appreciate your insights. thank you brendan murray. , we speak to an economist at rbc. that conversation is next on bloomberg. katie: this is bloomberg markets. i am katie greifeld. a major commuter bridge collapse in baltimore early this morning after being struck by a container ship. it will certainly disrupt the supply chain, and perhaps, the economy. joining us now is rbc economist claire fan. obviously this is an early, very fluid situation that is still developing. when you look

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