Controversy, that is not something to be afraid of. A dramatic rescue off the coast of norway after a kriez ship sends out a mayday call. Its over march equals madness. Well the two of us. Theres two of us for now. Good to see you this morning. Good morning. Great to have you here. Ed henry. Ed had a late night. Defactor anchor of the channel. Covering everything. Did you sleep . I barely slept. I didnt get to see march madness. Apparently florida went down. Our executive producers are gator fans. Michigan and Michigan State had big days and your florida team and my Team Minnesota went down. The big competition is who is going to win later when we play our own game. Looking forward to beating these guys. Were going to try. We are now hours away from finally getting the preliminary conclusions from bob muellers report. Theyll be delivered by the attorney general to the house and judiciary committee. As democratic lawmakers lawms demand the full report be made public and quickly. Our own
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after more than three hours of constant digging, rescue crews pulled the man from the collapsed trench that almost became his grave. the danger is you have all of the weight of the dirt. the dirt out here is a heavy, muddy clay. it is not real light and fluffy sand. it is pretty heavy dirt. firefighters say the 50-year-old man from oakland dug a trench 10 feet deep while working on a residential sewer line. it was about 12 feet long and 30 inches wide, but it doesn t appear he had a shoring device to secure the walls of the trench. around 5:30, the damp earth collapsed around him. he was buried chest high and the temperature outside was dropping. the other concern is there will be hypothermia. he has the cold mud around him. we are worried about his core temperature of his body dropping. rescue workers started digging bucket by bucket while monitoring his vital signs. they used plywood to shore up the trench. all the while a crowd of people gathered to watch the drama
stretcher and taken to the hospital. alan wang is live with the latest on this. they worked on him for quite some time. reporter: wow, dan, the entire neighborhood came out here to watch tonight. if you look behind me that is the scene where all happened. for three hours crews worked to dig out a man buried up to his shoulders in dirt. all the while, monitoring vital signs closely because of the weight of the earth compressing his body. firefighters say the 50-year-old man was working on a friend s sewer line. he had dug a trench ten feet deep. it was 12 feet long and 30 inches wide but it doesn t appear that he had any shoring device to secure the trench walls. around 5:30 this evening the walls of that trench came crashing in around him and he was buried up to his shoulders. firefighters were worried about him because of the weight of the dirt and they had to monitor his body temperature, his core body temperature because they were worried that he was going to become hypo