Good evening I'm William Brangam, Jeff Bennett and I'm the Navasra

away. On the news hour tonight, investigators try to understand what went wrong leading up to the deadly Baltimore

bridge collapse.

Then a look at the tenuous nature of Trump's newest business venture, turning his social media

platform into a publicly traded company.

And a normally raucous holiday in Israel is tempered by the war in Gaza and the loss of loved

ones. Even though we are so sad because everything is going on in here and the hostages,

we still want to make people happy and let them forget for a second. Welcome to the news hour. So far two bodies have been recovered from the river

where a bridge collapsed yesterday in Baltimore. As the search for the

remaining unaccounted for continues, divers are navigating treacherous waters hoping to

recover what remains of those lost.

The city of Baltimore woke up again this

morning to the mangled ruins of the Francis Scott Key Bridge

shrouded in fog. The initial search and rescue mission has turned to a search and recovery mission.

These divers have been back in the water for hours now.

Maryland Governor Westmore said divers and recovery crews are braving treacherous conditions in the depths of the

Patapsko River to search for those missing who are now presumed dead.

They are down there in darkness where they can literally see about a foot in front of them.

They are trying to navigate mangled metal and they're also in a place that they,

it is now presumed that people have lost their lives.

Around 1.30 Tuesday morning, the Dolly, a nearly 1,000 foot long cargo ship, lost power as it was piloting out of the Baltimore

harbor.

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