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>> as federal investigators rush to nail down the potential who cause of the cargo ship collision that brought down the key bridge in baltimore. we've just gotten some new and alarming details about the lead up to the incident. >> a >> port worker in baltimore says the dali ship had extensive power issues in the days preceding the deadly crash listen to this >> it was just him power failures left and right. so whenever it left port some of us feel like it should have left when it was daylight, so they could take care and see what issues they were having two, but we can't stop it ships from leave import the issues that it was having and the shipping line knowing the pie, the issues that have a shot and let the ship leap for it until they got it under control. honestly, it was here for two days because it was a two day working ship. and those two days they were having

serious power outages how are issues for two days before the ship took off in that now, fateful moment, as we know, the ships lights were flickering before the >> impact, the crew made a mayday call at that point, officials agree that the mayday call save lives, but it still wasn't enough to fully prevent a tragedy divers searching for the remains of the six missing victims who were working on a construction project on the bridge at the time of that collapse. cnn's brian todd is on the scene for us. brian, obviously, this news from the port worker about electrical issues on the boat, somebody got ntsb investigators we'll look closely at certainly they will bore us. we >> should note that regarding that lady who spoke to our affiliate itn about those electrical issues, import cnn has reached out to the ships operator synergy group for response to her account. there of those electrical problems while the ship was being checked out? you have not heard a response from synergy group yet. we do have to note that

those are clearly some very disturbing accounts of what may have taken place before the ship set sail early tuesday morning. what we can tell you is that the grim news from on the ground here and in the water? is that none of the apparent six victims who are believed to have perished in the water, none of their bodies have yet been discovered. and as you can see behind me, the conditions here have really drastically worsened between yesterday and today. it's been a steady driving rain all day long that means that the water has gotten much murkier. the water, the visibility and under the water for the divers was never very good to begin with. now, it's almost nothing the water is very, very cold, dangerously called for anyone in the water, divers included so that is a factor as well. so you've got really terrible weather conditions here complicating this, we were told in a briefing a short time ago from transportation secretary pete buttigieg the judge, and a top coast guard vice admiral, that the entire crew of the dali, which is still stuck behind me but with the bridge

the bridge debris draped all over it. the crew is still on board that ship and that they are cooperating with investigators some other information they said their bet 4,700 containers on board that ship including 56 containers that contain hazmat material. but those containers they say are secure, they do not believe there is any threat to the public with those containers still onboard the ship, boras, they did say interestingly, two containers went overboard, but none of those containers had hazmat materials in them right now, there's no threat to the public, no threat to drinking water, according to a officials pores and brian we are learning more about those who perished in the apparent accident. tell us more about them right cnn has been reaching out to family members for the past de and-a-half to try to ascertain >> what they know about this, what they've been told by, by officials here we did speak two gentlemen, him, carlos suazo sandoval. he is the brother of

one of the gentlemen who is believed to be one of the victims main are sandoval. here's what carlos sandoval said to cnn a short time ago one scottie have found cars, but they have not yet moved any cars because there is a lot of steel framework and they must be careful because they are human beings. and even if lifeless, we, their family members need them to rescue the bodies, at least to see them and have them handed over to my family his entire family. the people who are from mexico, guatemala, in salvador, and the nordic case, honduras so really heartbreaking accounts from the families. and of course, everyone's hearts go out to them that's an account that's kinda been repeated, at least in part by other family members, other relatives of those who believe been killed. just the lack of information they're getting. but again, boris out with no bodies being discovered and divers still really undertaking some very dangerous work to try to find them you may not be a lot of information that can give to

these families right now. it's worth saying also that as horrible as the conditions look above the surface and they're horrible there's a lot of twisted metal and other debris below the surface that divers are navigating. so there's no telling when those bodies could be discovered >> just a tragic situation sen. and very difficult for those teams trying to locate the bodies. brian, todd from baltimore. thank you so much. >> brianna >> let's talk more about this with structural engineer troy morgan. he has a spokesman for the national council of structural engineers associations. troy, just a short time ago, the coast guard was talking about how difficult clearing the bree from on top of the ship is going to be that the bow of the dali is actually sitting on the bottom of the bay there because of the weight of the bridge on it. what are your concerns about the dangers of removing the wreckage? >> well, i think first of all, i just want to recognize the tragedy that's happened here.

and how many of our thoughts go out to those that are affected by this heartbreaking incident >> in >> terms of the wreckage, these things have to be very carefully planned. there has to be a sequence as to how components of the collapsed bridge are removed the main saying the safety of any workers that are involved >> i mean, this is really tough, right? when you describe how you go about moving some of these things give us a sense of the type of equipment and the difficulties here well, there's going to be heavy equipment involved. there'll be cranes, there's the rigging, and the sequence has to be done such that you're not causing further unintentional collapse to other portions of the bridge that may already be unstable, felt following the original collapse so you have to be a mixture of no, engineers, contractors, various stakeholders, and it's going to be very well castrated and got locked as you progresses, but it's very carefully performed operation this is a bridge that was built in the '70s. no doubt

if it were built today, it would look differently, but many observers have wondered why there wasn't more protective structure around the peers of this bridge. i want to play something that the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, said a short time go with the white house >> it's difficult to overstate the impact of this collision. we're talking about is not just as big as a building, it's really as big as a block >> hundred thousand tons, all going into this pier, all at once. a part of what's being debated is whether any design feature now known would have made a difference in this case, we'll get more commission on that as the investigation proceeds >> is there any design feature troy that could have made a difference in this case that could have withstood the dali so it's important to realize that structural engineers really spent a lot of time

analyzing the >> probability of extreme events like this and the point is to minimize the likelihood or the risk of a collapse such as this. but it can't be reduced to zero. and it's frankly i'm proud practical to design or construct bridge piers to withstand the impact of direct impact of a cargo vessels such as this. so there are protective measures that are in place, things like these dolphins are piloted act kind of like ballrooms or berms of soil and rock that may slow down a vessel. prior to impact or simply measures such as using tugboats as part of guidance. but to actually just threw brute force strengthened bridge piers to absorb the impact, isn't really a practical approach from a designer construction standpoint. >> yeah, i wonder we've been hearing from officials. we can clearly this is going to take years to rebuild this. it took five years there's than the first place, but they're not giving an estimate. how long do you think it could take

considering this needs to be completely rebuilt and parts of it that remain demolished as well. how long do you think? >> it's it's obviously hard to say at this early stage, but given the amount of time it will take to clear the debris and then to go through the design and reconstruction process. i would say years is the right way to frame it. >> here's all right. i'm troy morgan. thanks so much for being with us. we appreciate it >> thanks for having me bores, pivoting now to politics tomorrow, president biden, former president barack obama, and former president bill clinton will all take the stage together to headline a high-dollar fundraiser at radio city music hall in new york. sources tell cnn that obama is planning to ramp up campaigning for biden as the general election draws closer, and that he's made it clear that the 2024 election marks a quote, all hands on deck moment.

let's take you now, live to the white house with cnn's kayla tausche. kayla, tell us more about obama his plans to help us form a running mate >> oh, boris, president obama has been lending his support both in private conversations with its former vice president and former staffers, as well as public fundraising appeals aimed at energizing voters and filling democrats coffers. i'm told that the biden campaign has largely been instructing former president obama on how exactly he can be most helpful. and i'm told that he's been more than happy to oblige especially when it comes to bolstering support among demographics like black and latino voters, as well as young voters. and while president obama won't feature prominently on the campaign trail until really later, this fall leading up to that november election. he has already recorded a series of fundraising videos that are expected to be released in succession in the coming weeks and months, then there's that big high-dollar fundraiser that you mentioned that's happening tomorrow night in new york city at radio city music hall, were

three sources tells cnn that the hall there is expected to well above the initial $10,000,000 estimate set for the fundraising for that event, just underscoring the financial firepower that democrats have going into november now, comedian stephen colbert is going to be moderating a conversation on stage with those three president's. what some leading democrats are calling a ones it's in a lifetime conversation, but i'm told that that conversation is gonna be more thematic than substantive. it's going to highlight what president biden has accomplished in the last four years and what they believe the stakes are for the 2024 race. and to that end, boris obama's 2012 campaign manager, jim messina tells cnn that the fact that donald trump is like likely to be the opponent for president biden in the race just underscores the urgency of that mission and his willingness to help this year >> kayla tausche, life-force from the white house. thanks so much. kale let's expand this

conversation now with leon panetta. he's a former white house chief of staff under president clinton. he also served as defense secretary and cia director under president obama. secretary, thanks so much for being with us given the reporting. i'm wondering what role you expect. former president obama to play in the 2024 election? >> well, look, i i think it's a good step that the president is having a fun with both former president clinton and president obama. they both got re-elected as democrats in the white house. they both were very popular and they both had a good sense of messaging to the average american. and i think that's where obviously president and obama can be very effective. i mean, i think they have to be careful about where they use the former president. i would probably wait until we get closer to the convention and then to the election in the

fall. but i think he can be a tremendous asset in terms of reaching not just the average american, but obviously the latinos, the young people, the minorities that are going to be critical to joe biden if he's going to win this election >> and specifically on, on certain issues he can be an effective messenger. we know that during his visit at the white house, he participated in an organizing call to celebrate the 14th anniversary of the affordable care act. i'm wondering how critical do you think messaging on health care generally is going to be in 2024 >> well, i think messaging is going to be very critical to the ability of joe biden to be able to win this election in november. and that messaging has to be about health care,

about the affordable care act that messaging has to be about the economy and what needs to be done to make sure we continue to approve the economy that messaging has to obviously deal with reproductive rights which is a critical issue we just saw in a house race in alabama that was to be a republican district. i think a democrat one campaigning on reproductive rights. and in vitro fertilization. so there are some very critical issues here that i think could be very helpful to the president with the right message. >> so yesterday president biden finished up a tour of all 2024 swing states that he started after the state of the union speech. the campaign is now apparently heating obama's warning to step up the number of events that he's holding. do you think they should be doing even more? >> well? >> i think it's a critical

moment here. look, i think trump isn't a difficult position. he's going to be going into a trial. he's not able to go out and do a lot of campaign events. >> this is a moment where a job joe biden can basically dominate in the campaign arena so it is important that he get out to the country. it's important that they well-planned these campaign events to make sure that they are successful and eddie continues to fund raise all of those things are critical to his ability to be able to lay the groundwork for a strong campaign in the fall >> former defense secretary leon panetta, thanks for being with us good to be with you. still plenty more news to come on. cnn, news central, including gaza, ceasefire, and hostage talks. again, stalling very close to the the finish line. and we're hearing a woman's dramatic account of

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tuesday morning, i think the fact that we're now hearing that their proposals going back and forth, there is cautious optimism being expressed both by israeli and american officials is of course good news. and leading to some prospects that this is not too much been a stalemate as a pause and there might be an actual resumption of the talks themselves. the sticking points beyond a very clearly beyond but that ratio having been settled, the question for instance, of the movement of palestinian civilians within gaza from the south towards the north. how quickly that could happen and what large numbers, what the sizes of the groups would be, the position menchu of israeli soldiers within the gaza strip. and of course, the question of humanitarian aid. these broader issues who's remain outstanding, but the subject of intense speculation, we've been hearing some of that cautious optimism from the state department itself >> and so some of the remaining issues that need to be resolved are some of the most difficult ones and areas where there's the most disc it's agreement

between israel and hamas we do think it's possible to bridge those differences and we're going to continue to try to bridge those differences >> it was those maximalist demands on the part of hamas that it seemed to kill these latest series of talks but still hope then that they might resume and with them, of course, the possibility that everyone is hoping for and that would be the sixth week six fire that would go with it. >> and melissa for the first time and is really woman has spoken to the new york times about the violence and sexual assault she experienced after she was kidnapped and held captive by hamas. tell us what she's saying >> to sauna, is a young israeli lawyer who spent 50 he five days bianna in hamas hamas in the hamas tunnels. in some residences inside the gaza strip. she was one of those kidnapped on october we're seventh released as part of that big exchange of prisoners versus hostages from november. and really what she's delivered to the new york times is a remarkable account, given

over eight hours of interview that really tell the story of the length of her captivity. her fear, the way she was shackled by her ankle and for the first time of course, the revelation, the explanation, the fairly graphic detailing of the sexual assaults that she had long felt coming. and in the end became a victim of it really is a harrowing read and of course it comes at a time when there is this intense pressure adds to the pressure on the israeli authorities that they find some kind of deal fact. we've heard one of the mothers of another woman being held hostage say, look, this is not just a horrific account in itself that's an important reminder of what so many of these women are likely going through. and remember that the un has pointed out just this last month not only that it believes that there were rapes and gang rapes committed on october 7, but that it believes that their ongoing at sexual abuses being committed on the women hostages. so another layer of pressure on the israeli government. and i think a sense in the consciousness of israeli citizens a reminder of

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services. now those workers they faced the prospect of having their hours cut but potentially being temporarily laid off. >> and this is not some >> tiny port. this is a major hub of economic activity. pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary, he was at the white house earlier. he addressed this issue. take a listen. >> this is an important port for both imports and exports, and its america's largest vehicle port, which is important not only for car imports and exports, but also for farm equipment no matter how quickly the channel can be reopened, we know that it can't happen overnight. and so we're going to have to manage the impacts. in the meantime >> now speaking of the impacts here we are now learning that ten ships are stuck inside the port of baltimore. that includes a three bulk carriers of vehicle carrier to cargo ships, a tanker and other vessels that's in addition to the container ship that actually hit the bridge in the

first place. so this is just another reminder of all of the impacts here. >> and we're also hearing >> from major companies that are going to be impacted because they either relied on the port or the bridge itself or both, including home depot and under armour, amazon, they all have facilities nearby. domino sugar that's a big one. they have a sugar cane refinery inside baltimore inside baltimore harbor. this is the biggest sugarcane refinery in the western hemisphere >> and carnival, >> carnival cruise they say that they could hit a 10 hit to their bottom line. all because of this. so listen, we know bars that it's going to take months or longer to get the bridge repaired and rebuilt. but the issue of when they can reopen the port is really significant to the local economy, but also really nationally yeah, give us the national scope of what an extended closure could mean >> well, boards, i think the saving grace here is that there

are other options along the east coast where cargo is already being diverted when you when you look at the map, there is the port in philadelphia in virginia, new york, and new jersey so that can help, although we should note that those ports taking extra shipments that could add to the stress there. we could be looking at delays and extra cost as well. so that's all really important. i think that what we're hearing from economists is that yes, the impact to baltimore could be very significant, but nationally, hopefully the national economy is going to be spared because of some of the redundancies there. we're not hearing economists sort of downgrade their growth forecast or of price spikes. yet jpmorgan, even said that as far as on the car price front, the impacts should be minimal. but like everything else, bores, the longer this is shutdown the greater the impact >> yeah. matt egan, thanks so much for that perspective one of the most popular names in online gaming is telling the

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risk factors for it include things like sun exposure or uv light through other things like tanning beds. >> now >> overall in terms of the incidents of cancer among people under the age of 50, we have been seeing an increase up to almost 80% between 1990 19 globally in the incident since of cancer. so the number of cases of cancer deaths from cancer in people under the age of 50 have also been rising globally up almost 30% in that time period. we mostly hear about cancers like colorectal cancer, pancreatic cancer, increasing in these younger age groups, researchers say it could be things like our diet alcohol intake tobacco intake, perhaps environmental factors. >> it's >> still a bit of a mystery exactly what is driving this, but there's a lot of research being done to try to home in on these things. now in terms of melanomas, specifically, we know that prevention is very important. things like wearing sunscreen, being careful in the sun, but also be i'm really vigilant. i mean, ninja said he

caught this because he went in for skin cancer check. he had a mole on his foot and it was caught during a check dr. say, you can follow something for melanoma called abcde. those are the characteristics of the mole of its asymmetrical, if it's got a natural border of the colors different if it's bigger than a pencil eraser in diameter, and if it's evolving, are changing over time. those are things to look out for guys. >> very good advice. meg tirrell, thank you for that information. bores >> now to some of the other headlines were watching this, our russia is denying allegations that it fueled social media conspiracies about the princess of wales in the days before she revealed her cancer diagnosis. the denial follows british media citing security researchers according on hallmark signs of a coordinated campaign from a russian base. this information group, russia says, quote lively interest across the country should not be maliciously interpreted. and quote plus a new report showing medicare spending on ozempic for diabetes has ballooned.

>> do >> 4.6 billion was in 2022 compared to 2.6 billion the year before kff analysis predicts that could put pressure on medicare's budget, although it could cut those costs if it's negotiating lower prices starting next year >> and in >> alabama, cnn is projecting that democrat marilyn lands has flipped to republican-held state house seat. democrats are touting her victory here's another sign that reproductive rights could be a winning issue in november, even in that deep ruby red south lands made abortion access central to her county in pain and was outspoken against the state's recent ban on ivf treatment still to come this afternoon. and actor cuba gooding junior was just named as a defendant in a lawsuit against hip hop mogul sean diddy combs. what we're learning about the allegations and just moments carbon. a cnn, film, sunday,

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know about him been stopped about the nature of this investigation >> yeah. briana, good to be with you. it tells us that it's very preliminary at this point, right? remember that in order to get into someone's home or homes, in this case, dealing with california's miami, you need he to have probable cause. that is a judge has to give the indication based on sworn statements that there could be evidence of criminality at whatever location and so if there was evidence of a crime and that involved mr. combs, they would have arrested him. that's a different type of a warrant. an arrest warrant in this particular case, apparently allegations genes are such that there could be criminal activity. and as a result of that, it tells us in snow and was arrested but simply detained as happens, when a search warrant is executed, that they're looking for, they being authorities, the homeland security investigations unit and agency. in addition to federal prosecutors will see what, if anything, is on the earth in the way of criminal evidence that relates to mr.

combs or does not relate to him, will have to wait and see tell us a little bit more about your impressions of these raids on his homes yeah. >> it's very early, obviously, but i think a lot of it could have indeed stem from what have been these lawsuits. we know that there was a lawsuit last november beyond involving cassie, someone who apparently was involved with mr. combs. it was a lawsuit that was on unleashed and then apparently only a day later it was settled. i think the better course of action might have been not to allow that to come into the public domain once it's in the public domain and has all of these explosive allegations, it may have gotten the attention of federal prosecutors in addition to that lawsuit, there were other lawsuits against mr. combs that followed. and so there you go. if ever, there's some indication of some criminality involving sex trafficking, involving drugs, involving commercial types of illicit activities, federal prosecutors want to have a look at this point. we know that that look

does not include a grand jury indictment, but it includes looking for computer data and other allegations concerning whatever but it's maybe out there. were these things tape. who were they with, who was involved. and i think they as an authorities and prosecutors might have some in a circle access to get information. and so we'll see what happens as a result of this information. they've glean, but it could only tell me based upon these lawsuits that may be something that their tracking authority parties again, and prosecutors giving them a roadmap to get to what, if any, crimes were commit. >> you mentioned computers during the raids, law enforcement tells cnn the on search warrants for documents, phones, yes. computers, other electronic devices that hold data or video you know, what? i guess you said what they could be looking forward to see obviously, if there is some evidence. but just tell us a little bit more about why they were looking for these things.

and what we may expect to learn about what they may or may not have found yes. sure. brianna. so any case right. is predicated upon facts and it's predicated upon evidence. i alluded before to these lawsuits, lawsuits include allegations aplenty, those allegations that it doesn't mean because you're sued that you did anything wrong. it simply means that there's evidence that you may have and so what it tells us in looking for the information you talked about computer data, documents, and everything else. is that perhaps that information can lead to inflammation which is suggestive of a crime. and so we'll see whether that's enough to go to a grand jury enough to go to an indictment, and enough to lead to a prosecution that remains to be seen. we're early in the investigation this point. >> all right. joey jackson much more obviously, on this ahead. thank you for taking us through that >> of course >> it's probably one of the most widely debated doors in modern history. we've debated it here on the show. >> you know, the one boris and

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producers don't know the can of worms that they just opened between the two of us. that infamous door, the one that saved rows and notably not jack just sold at auction for more than $700,000. maybe the new owners are going to test that theory. that's right. well, back in 2022, titanic director james cameron, he did just that he commissioned this scientific study complete was done. people in freezing cold water turns out only one of them could have been saved the door was not big enough for i don't buy it at all. i think it's clear that it's big enough for both of them. i don't by this james cameron that he's also said that for this jack had to die. i get the sense that rose saw those sketches he was drawing and she's like, yeah, i'm going to cut in the real-world. she was like, all right, buddy you think that he just confirmed what he wanted to confirm confirmation bias? yes. >> correction bias. well, it's now at someone else's >> we should try >> yeah. i've looks like two people would fit. i think so right here we go. >> all right. we're going to float away. congratulations