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how 8 billion turns into 25 years in prison. the lead starts right now. sentencing de for sam bankman-fried, the 32 once known as a crypto king now we ll spend decades behind bars for one of the biggest financial fraud cases ever. his plea for mercy, the scolding he heard from the judge, and the customers, he swindled. can they ever get their money back? plus heavy lift cranes will soon be on the seam of the deadly bridge collapse in baltimore ready to move metal off the cargo ship that hit the bridge? just how many other us bridges are at risk of falling if they two, or hit with the same force. and universities now charging students a whopping $90,000 a year here, where exactly all that money goes and just how far off pace it is with inflation welcome, to the lead on jim sciutto in for jake tapper and we begin with our tech lead. sam bankman-fried is now doing time for cryptocurrency crimes a judge is centered. the former ceo of the collapsed crypto exchange, ftx ....
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tonight, my heart is heavy as i reflect upon what was meant to be a weekend of hope. now unhinged with a tragedy. thousands of us marched on washington yesterday for racial justice. the right to vote, the right to choose, the right to live free from gun violence. just hours later, the country s suffered yet another hate motivated shooting. this time, jacksonville, florida. police say the white gunman who shot and killed three black people before turning the gun on himself had swastikas drawn on his rifle. the to hack is a grim reminder of why we called the march a continuation, not a commemoration. no dream dr. martin luther king spoke of the 60 years ago on the national mall cannot co exist along the nightmare that unfolded yesterday afternoon in florida. joining me now, congresswoman ayanna pressley, democrat of massachusetts. congresswoman, thank you for being with us. i must begin tonight with your reaction to the races smashing in jacksonville. as we mentioned, it ....
get you are in the cnn newsroom. i m alison camerota in new york right now, a tough day already underway for recovery teams in baltimore at the site of that collapsed, francis scott key bridge, the six missing construction workers who were on the bridge when a container ships slammed into one of its support columns are now presumed dead. dive crews are back in the water this morning and investigators from the national transportation safety board will return to the ship. they went on board the ship briefly late last night. and here s what we just heard from the chair of the ntsb right now, we do have the data recorder, which is essentially the black box. we ve sent that back to our lab to evaluate and begin to develop a timeline of events that led up to the strike on the bridge and we hope to have that information to share with the public later today okay, so let s go to the scene right now. we have cnn s gabe cohen reporting for us. so gabe, what is going to happe ....
yesterday shooting at the dollar general in jacksonville, florida as a hate crime. the three victims, two, males one, female are black. the gunman is white. the sheriff says that the shooter, quote, hated black people. left a manifesto detailing his, quote, disgusting ideology of hate, and quote, and used an ar-15 style rifle marked with swastikas in addition to a handgun. nbc s marissa powell joins us now from jacksonville, marissa, what is the latest on the investigation? yeah, ali. for some context, this neighborhood where this shooter carried out his attack is predominantly a black neighborhood. and the shooter who, as you mentioned, had swastikas on his gun, also wrote racist messages in several different places. this, before opening fire at the dollar general store behind me. this morning, three people are shot dead in jacksonville florida, in a shooting police say was a racially motivated. we will pursue this incident as a hate crime. police say the shoot ....