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good evening, welcome to washington. i m bret baier. breaking tonight, some sad news. former connecticut senator vice presidential nominee and 2,000 presidential election jerome has died. lieberman first joined the u.s. senate in 1989. he was mostly viewed as a centrist democrat. most recently lieberman was the founding chairman of the no labels movement fronting the effort to try to get a third party unity ticket on the 2024 presidential ballot. late-breaking news today. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram on the hill with this breaking news. reaction coming in fast. good evening, chad. bret, good evening. jerome s family says he died in new york from complications after a fall. he was 82 years old. lieberman entered the senate in 1989, defeating republican local weeker. he ran as al gore s vice presidential candidate during the disputed election of 2,000. lieberman was jewish and was just on fox recently. he spoke out against the comments about israel by ....
submerged vehicle, but that the remainder in other vehicles are likely beyond recovery we have exhausted all search efforts and the areas around this this wreckage and based on sonar scans, we firmly believe but the vehicles are encased in the superstructure and concrete that we tragically saw it come down they also went on to say that conditions for divers under the water simply just too dangerous. so this is no longer recovery operation, he said, but its salvage effort and without divers right now in the water again, we re waiting for the ntsb to start a press conference. we expect that any moment while we re waiting, want to bring in cnn s brian todd, who joins us from the scene with more on what has developed over the last 24 hours. so what are authorities saying tonight about the collapse? well, anderson to reiterate what you just mentioned, that was the main piece of news today. the maryland superintendent of the maryland state police, colonel rolling butler, ....
i was just notified that this is that right now? just thinking about economic impact each day that the borders shut down. what does economic impact? well again, there s between last i checked between $100,200 million of value that comes through that port every day. and about $2 in wages that are at stake every day. and that s one of the areas we re most concerned about. it s one thing for a container or a vehicle, or a sugar shipment to be absorbed or a common but they did somewhere else. but these longshore workers, if goods aren t moving, they re not working now. right now, there is work taking place even inside of that bridge because of the work that has to be done to offload some of the vehicles that are that are stuck there and get that back on a surface transportation to go out to other sites. so they re likely working right now, but that work won t last long and that s one of our main areas of concern is i thank you very much. so menn, you look at cfr the c ....
cnn tonight with laura coats starts right now. thank you. good evening. i m laura coats. you know that moment when you wonder if it s the end of the beginning or the gunning of the end? well, in the words of al pa chaen owe in a scent of a woman, we are just getting warmed up. four trump indictments and the real story is really about to begin. remember every single thing contained in those indictments are only allegations. the prosecutor actually has to prove all of it to a jury. not the one in the court of public opinion, but in the actual court of law. but the big question is, which court? that s the question that donald trump s former chief of staff mark meadows has been asking and in georgia because he wants to federal court, not fulton county. but it takes more than just wanting something to make it so, right? you have got to prove why it should be the case. under the law any federal employee may remove a criminal case to federal court if they are being prosecute ....