Hello from CNN, I'm Taylor Galgano with the five things you need to know for Friday, March 29th.

The largest crane on the East Coast has arrived in Baltimore to help clear the wreckage of the deadly bridge collapse.

CNN's Gabe Cohen is in Baltimore with more.

Look this is going to be a massive project and right now engineers are still trying to figure out how they're going to cut the bridge those sections into smaller pieces so they can safely and effectively remove it from the water.

The Port of Baltimore is still shut down today.

Thousands of jobs at risk, millions of dollars in lost salaries and business operations here

in Baltimore.

Six construction workers fixing potholes on the bridge are presumed dead from the accident.

The bodies of two of the men were recovered earlier this week.

And Baltimore's mayor is hopeful the other four, all fathers, husbands, and sons, all immigrants

from Latin America can be found.

Gaza continues to be devastated by the Israeli incursion, which is preparing to enter Rafa.

CNN's Dana-Bash has the latest.

A promise from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,

he told families of kidnapped soldiers that no Hamas hostage will be left behind as his military prepares to enter Rafa in southern Gaza.

More than 1 million people are sheltering there and UNICEF warns that a

military operation in Raffa could be quote the biggest catastrophe of this war.

An Israeli strike there on Thursday killed 14 Palestinians, including women and children

sheltering inside a home, according to a Raffa hospital official.

In Northern Gaza, a civil defense spokesperson is calling on international agencies to rescue people trapped in and around Al-Shifa Hospital.

Israel's military's raid on the hospital complex has entered its 12th day.

On Thursday, the International Court of Justice the necessities and famine conditions take greater hold.

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