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going to move the first opponent we're shown of what remains of the key bridge that is expected to happen today, just take a look at the sheer size and scale of the wreckage, which is behind me and the governor outline does several new updates, including the fact that they will be moving that first portion of the bridge and they are hoping to create a temporary channel that is going to allow the movement of other ships and other boats around the valley while they are working on it >> he also said that the us small >> business administration has a proved a disaster declaration that's going to free up about two million of federal low-interest loans. and that is for small business owners who have been affected by this. that is certainly another part of the recovery. and then he said, this is an operation that is 24 hours a day, seven days a week, more than 300 people are

out there as we speak right now, working on this too. made sure it can get done. reminding people here that are recovering the victims, recovering the bodies of those who were killed remains a top priority, but that is still very dangerous and difficult to go into the water to search for them. so outlining the next critical steps, but take a listen to the governor talking about that. first portion of the bridge that we expect to see some movement on today >> this morning unified command assured me that the whole of the dali is damaged but intact the army corps and their partners will begin to move forward with a crane operations today the north sections of the key bridge are going to be cut up and removed this will eventually allow us to open up a temporary restricted channel that will help us to get more vessels in the water around the site of the collapse.

>> so friday, you know, i've been speaking with the us army corps of engineer engineers trying to understand how this process is going to play out. and they explained to me, as you heard it there, they are going to have to go in and cut pieces of the bridge in order to be able to move it. and every time they cut a piece let's go into effect. everything else that it's already there. so they have to be really careful about how they approach it. go step-by-step to make sure that they can ensure the safety of the first responders and to make sure that this mission can continue and be successful. what we're looking certainly at least at several days before the wreckage can be removed. >> and >> certainly a much longer road in terms of a full recovery and certainly the rebuilding of the bridge, which the governor said is absolutely a key component of the response here >> and governor wes moore calling upon his us army, a military background you're scoring mission first, people

always. gloria pazmino. thanks so much for more. now on the economic impact that this collapse is having. let's bring in transport professor at the school of engineering at the university of sydney david levinson, professor levinson, great to see you. so you were teaching at the university of minnesota, right when the i35 bridge collapsed over the mississippi river back in 2007 so what lessons do you believe from that disaster? might be applied here >> so when we looked at the bridge collapse and in 2007 of the things that we saw was that much of the traffic that was on the bridge was ae to find different routes across the misssii river. so fo inance, the bridge beforit collapsed, cared about4000 trips a day, which is much heavier than the francis scott key bridge and when we looked at the incasin traffic on the other mississippi river crossings after the bridge

collapse. we only found about 90,000 cars and 50,000 of those vehicles no longer needed to cross the river somehow. so they either found different destinations or they decided not to make the trip entirely. so there's still economic impact associated with that. the other thing that we saw, of course, it does increase travel time because it's faster than the alternative paths that's why people use that bridge. hedge there's about 150,000, $200,000 of economic damage per day. this is in $2,007 associated with trucks that would have to take longer routes. people who would have to take take more time to get between home and work or home and wherever they're going. so that's a significant impact >> yeah. i mean, it will be a nightmare to around the baltimore area because some 30,000 commuters rely on it on a daily basis. the francis scott key bridge, they won't have that, so people will take

other routes, routes they're going to have to defer to some of those pre 1970s when they built the bridge days. however, so much has changed from commerce to communities built other roads that have been built. and you know, that part of maryland has a whole lot of tributaries to. but when you heard from the governor today, who said, you know, it's really not just about the baltimore, maryland community, but this is a port that the entire nation relies on. you know he talked about the restaurant tour in tennessee or the auto workers in ohio. so when it pertains to the cargo that comes in and out of that port what kind of impact do you see ultimately since this is going to take years to rebuild the bridge >> yeah. so this is a very

different case then mississippi river bridge when it collapsed, there's very little cargo upstream on the mississippi river from the i35w bridge. so here you're blocking off the port of baltimore for as long as the wreckage of the old bridge remains in the harbor. now, how long would that take to clear it's still, i to be determined? hopefully in a couple of months, it'll it'll be cleared and there'll be a full channel. they were even talking a shorter period of time for that for a partial channel, which would be great and i think one of the things that you have to remember is that there's many ports on the east coast and while it will be devastating for the port workers of baltimore, many of them might wind up working temporary jobs and hampton roads are wilmington board, philadelphia as temporary alternatives to baltimore because shipping is going to have to still unload all of the ships that are currently on the ships that were going to baltimore already on the ocean, or in the chesapeake bay or at the port. and those are going to have to land somewhere. so there'll be a let a

substitution effects, which obviously the governor of maryland is not going to be happy about, but the supply chain is going to find alternative routes right? >> i mean, over the last few days, we've heard everything about there may be more activity for charleston, south carolina, jacksonville, florida, or perhaps even the newport news, virginia area. in fact, let's listen now to what the governor had to say earlier about the kind of activity the expectations there in that port maryland's economy and maryland workers rely on us to move quickly. and it's not just maryland that is being impacted i'm also talking about the farmer in kentucky i'm also talking about the autoworker and ohio i'm talking about the restaurant owner in tennessee this is impacting all of us and the nation's economy. and the nation's workers are relying on us to move quickly and move

together >> yeah, that editor how vital this baltimore port is. a lot is going to change over the course of the next few years as a result of this accident that happened earlier in the week >> professor, i mean yeah. >> so i mean, things that will have to change in addition to you know, sort of the strip term supply chain adjustments that hopefully once they clear the wreckage, the port of baltimore can get back to operation once they rebuild the bridge, trucking can get back to its preferred routes particularly hazmat, hazardous material trucks will be able to use the bridge as opposed to going around the baltimore beltway and i think we'll see longer-term changes in how we build bridges and how we make, how we reinforce bridges there have been other bridge collapses in the past usually not due to container ships. some of them have been due to

barges hitting bridges because there are a lot more bridges and inland waterways than across harbors >> but those those >> reinforcements will affect how we invest our infrastructure and how we avoid these kinds of problems in the future and particularly we need to be concerned not just about accidents, but about intentional attacks upon bridges. we're moving more and more towards autonomous shipping over the next several years and several decades. and those kinds of systems have a different set of threats associated with them, accidents are rare and if we have humans in the loop, we tried to avoid them. but if the humans are intentionally trying to attack a bridge either due to terrorism or potentially warfare >> those kinds of things you know, make the bridge's a lot more vulnerable and i guess we're gonna be having to think about these kinds of threats just as after 911, we thought about a

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thursday in long island and shows two trucks traveling down the road decked out in trump flags and tuchel's and on the back of the second truck there there's this image of president biden hogtied very, very large image, as you can see on your screen there. and the biden campaign responding quickly to this, issuing a statement to us earlier today saying quotes this image from donald trump is a type of crap you post when you're calling for a bloodbath. and when you tell the proud boys to stand back and standby, trump has regularly inciting political violence, and it's time people take him seriously. just ask the capital police officers who are attacked, protecting our democracy on january 6, so fred, just the latest example of trump using this kind of violent imagery. of course, we're used to seeing this from his supporters often at rallies, certainly on the internet and yes, on vehicles. now from the former president as well >> and then trump is set to get

back on the campaign trail this week. what morty now? >> yeah, it's been a relatively quiet period for the president's former president's campaign ever since he locked up the gop nomination, especially compared to president biden, who has been all over the country since the state of the union address, visiting virtually every battleground will i'm tuesday, president trump, former president trump will return to the campaign trail as well. as well. he has rarely scheduled for michigan and wisconsin. of course, those are two key swing states. this cycle. he want them in 2016, lost him in 2020, and just notable that he's coming back to wisconsin. it's his verse visit there since august of 2022. friends all right. >> no scheduled court appearances this week, so instead, they campaign trail all right. steve contorno. thanks so much are meantime, the biden campaign is launching a new ad targeting nikki haley supporters to get onboard haley dropped out of the republican presidential race early this

month and said, it was now up to trump to earn the support hur voters. and now president biden is making a forceful appeal to those haley voters who are reluctant to support trump. cnn's priscilla alvarez joining us now from the white house, priscilla, what more can a talus? >> well, all campaign officials have said that this is going to be a tight race. and so trying to shore up more support, they're going directly for those supporters. that back to nikki haley. now, this is an ad, it's going to run in battleground states and what it does is it showcases clips of donald trump calling the former republican candidate and very angry person and also noting the times that the republican or via his republican rival didn't want their vote. take a listen birdbrain, i call it back, bring the key haley has made an unholy alliance with rhinos, never >> trumpers americans four no prosperity to sydney elect >> she's gone crazy. she's a very angry person. she used that to presidential timber.

>> i don't need the votes. we have all of those women she got haywire. that many never trumpers anymore. >> how do you bring his nikki haley voters back >> in i'm not sure we need to manage now, the biden campaign is specifically trying to shore up support among those voters that are in suburban areas, areas where nikki haley did >> well, sources also tell cnn that campaign officials have reached out to some of the donors that backed haley. so clearly a concerted effort here by the binding campaign to try to bring these voters on board hello, this of course, coming on the heels of that record breaking fundraiser that happened in new york city this week with former presidents bill clinton and former president barack obama. and as the campaign uses those funds to expand their network in battleground states and open even more offices, especially in that battleground, michigan, that president biden only narrowly won in 2020. so full-throated effort here to

expand the campaign infrastructure and also try to attract those republican voters who are turned off by donald trump. >> all right. priscilla alvarez at the white house. thank you >> former >> president donald trump and some of his co-defendants in the georgia election subversion case are appealing a judge's decision to allow fulton county district attorney fani willis to remain on the case. trump's attorneys want willis disqualified for having a relationship with the special prosecutor that she had hired. this new court filing comes as well as pushes ahead with her case against trump. cnn's nick valencia has more ever since judge scott mcafee granted a certificate for immediate review, we had been anticipating this filing, but now it is official. >> the >> former president and eight of his remaining 14 co-defendants, including his former chief of staff, mark meadows, and his former personal attorney, rudy giuliani, are asking the georgia appellate court to overturn judge mcafee decision gen. and remove fani willis from this case here's part of

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is here to visit her only son >> definitely not easy having a plan of funeral for your 15 child were cooking in 22 days can make a will mark five years since nigel remembered as warm and cold hearted, died by suicide. for he was bullied for being gay. >> do you still talk to him? >> yeah yeah >> it makes it it's like a comfort thing because i believe he can hear me >> last year. she said a >> little more than >> $800,000 civil lawsuit with a huntsville city board of education in the death of her son, part of the deal required several district wide policy changes to better acknowledge and protect lgbtq students, including in an update to its anti-discrimination policy, specifically prohibiting harassment based on a student's sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression now, she questions whether nigel legacy is at risk.

>> the bills actually go into play. what was are fighting for who ids bills actually protected in montgomery series of bills are advancing that opponents worn are intended to slowly chip away at lgbtq rights one determines gender as dictated by your birth certificate. another, bans non-approved flags, including pride flags from flying on public property. then there's house bill 130 dub does don't say gay by opponents. >> the >> bill intensive brought in a 2022 law to all public k through 12th grade levels and flat-out bands instruction, and discussion about gender identity and sexual orientation. >> this bill just strengthens the laudatory in place and goes a little bit further, making sure that we keep a political agenda or social agenda out of our schools and let children be children again hp1 30 would also prohibit teachers from displaying flags related to sexual orientation groups like the aclu of alabama fiercely hitting back against the

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from british medical journal found that from 1990 to 2019, there was an 80% rise all over the world in these early onset cancers or cancers in those that are less than 50 years of age and 30% increase in mortality or deaths for those same age group the cancers that have been highlighted are breast cancers gastrointestinal cancers, which are colon rectal pancreatic esophagus are starting respiratory cancers such as lung prostate cancer, and head and neck cancers. and it's important to note this is not only being observed in america or western europe, but we're also seeing this in central asia and eastern europe. so a complete global trend >> wow, so why don't we believe that is, i mean, you can't argue then just geographical or environmental when you're talking about all of these geographical locations that you just laid out, sharing these

same commonalities why do you suppose this is right? >> and this is aggressively what's being investigated in research right now. >> the thought is he's >> ultraprocessed foods sugary drinks, sedentary lifestyle will be city, some environmental risks like pollution microplastics there's also work being done that's looking at the gut micro the gut microflora, which are microorganisms that are found throughout the gut that play a role in digestion and also in our immune systems this, these microbiota can be altered by antibiotics, foods, certain medicines, chronic dressed in these alterations can put us on a path to cancer potentially and we're also looking at risks, that risks exposures that can begin in a very early age. when we're children or even at birth. >> wow, i mean, everything you just described is just about everything that everyone experiences. so now it's it

sounds like these statistical findings are nearly unavoidable >> yes. and we're seeing this in practice in my clinic at city of hope and chicago. there's a misperception that young people just can't get cancer, that there's so much shielded and protected from it. and i see two sides of this one is the patient side. patients that just sit on their symptoms for long periods of time and don't seek medical attention. or when they finally see doctors, they don't advocate as aggressively for their symptoms. i saw a case of this, unfortunately, just a few days ago, a 45 year-old gentleman who had left-sided abdominal pain for many, many months neglected it and finally, when he was seen, he was diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer. the other flip side of this is the darker side. primary care physicians and general practitioners. there's a general belief that young people again, just cannot be diagnosed with cancers are these doctors are not aware of this? going phenomenon and this

data that we're talking about when they see young patients, but certain symptoms, they downplay them. they tell him the symptoms are benign just a couple of weeks ago, south 35 year-old female who had a mass and arrest and she continued to get reassurance for months from her dr. that this is nothing. it's probably benign finally the mass continued to grow and grow. a biopsy was done, and lo and behold be found in aggressive aggressive breast cancer. early detection is still very important earlier we detect these cancers and more we can deploy from our arsenal to intervene and still provide patients good outcomes. march, especially is highlighted because it's colorectal colorectal cancer awareness month and a lot of press has been spanked looking at younger and younger patients that are getting colon cancer there's a misconception sometimes here that this cancer might just be more aggressive and that's why these younger patients are getting in and doing worse. but time and time again, studies are finding you that it's

really a long stretch of time and symptoms that passed before these patients are diagnosed. so it's not necessarily that there cancers. cancers are inherently aggressive or lethal, but it's more of the time delay in their diagnosis. that's causing poorer outcomes. >> wow, this is very fascinating, but bottom line, i think i heard you say both patients and doctors, everyone has to be more vigilant. don't ignore the sign and don't explain them away, that you could be too young to possibly have anything more serious. all right. dr. jalal? vague. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for having me >> all right. new video obtained by cnn showing a postal workers final moments before that deadly stabbing spree in illinois the latest on the rampage >> if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing can every >> my dad died doing what he loved

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