emerges, could dirty fuel have triggered the disaster in baltimore? for and let s not forget the human toll of all of this baltimore native might grow is here to talk about the under-appreciated migrant bridge workers doing a dangerous job. in the middle of the night tonight. and laura coates live we re learning much more tonight about the devastating and deadly bridge crash in baltimore by the headlines from the ntsb press conference tonight, 21 crew members and two pilots were on board the dali cargo ship when it crashed into the key bridge, six construction workers on the bridge presumed dead. the ntsb interviewed the ship s captain, his mate, the chief engineer, and one other engineered today, the ship s cargo. well, it included 764 tons of hazardous materials. some of the hazmat containers we re breached, others seem in the water. the bridge did not have any redundancy, which is the preferred method for brill building bridges today. and that means that one point of failu
documents case. details from pennsylvania, he is the victim of cost control. and trump versus grievances, chuck smith is moving forward to the january 6th in 2020 investigation. it could result and a criminal indictment. what you can expect one of trump s legal fronts this week. plus, president biden has more good economic news to highlight. even as congressional republicans keep talking about impeding with pressure coming from donald trump. based on what? we will unpack that strategy. let s get started, we have a lot of business. we are looking at a consequential week ahead for donald trump and for democracy in america. on tuesday, a federal grand jury in washington d.c. will meet for a potential third criminal indictment against trump. of course, efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election this comes just days after the special counsel s office tacked on three additional charges. we are looking for espionage obstruction who died but in the documents case. special
He could end up spending years in jail if he doesn t win the presidency. i would say this is about the we are this spectacle in our nation s history. we put a mafioso gangster el cajon dillinger pretty boy floyd iconic outlaw vote figure at a top of the grand old party of abraham lincoln. let s stay on that a little bit. it s not just that trump is vying to be the republican nominee in 2024 s presidential election after being criminally indicted, he is also signaled that he would expand the powers of the president if he is reelected for a second term. is that where you? it frightens me to know and. i think people see donald trump is a celebrity. you know, obama was a celebrity. ronald reagan was a celebrity. trump celebrity. reagan and obama weren t trying to seize a kind of crazy executive power.
World more dangerous. reporter: highlighting the fight for human rights in iran and national sovereignty in ukraine. saying u.s. support for the former soviet republic is essential. an unstable europe, a europe in which a tyrant is on the march is going to affect our national security. it s less likely the european nations will want to support ukraine if the u.s. does not. we ve seen past presidents do it but a republican and a democrat, it s interesting. you ve seen past presidents come together for things like a hurricane, while presidents bush and obama weren t on the same stage and the teams did not coordinate these events it was a coincidence. they were aligned in their messages. it s a sign of the growing concern across the political spectrum about the health of the world s democracies. tathena jones, thank you.
Great to have you withous tonight, thanks so much. for more let me bring in mike pappan. mcdermotted had a goods poun, it re-enforces the proof that if obama weren t in control of american missiles, an irani president would have us at war with new yorker ran and syria. for these last six years, there s continue wally been logic tied into this oil industry expansion. are republicans lifting this began just to help their oil buddies? do they really view this as an opportunity here? it s big money for them. listen, we heard it when republicans told us that russia s invasion of georgia showed us the need for more