We start the day's other news with the aftermath of the deadly Baltimore bridge

collapse. The Justice Department is suing the owner and manager of the cargo ship

that caused the disaster. It's seeking to recover a100 million it says the government spent to clear the wreckage

and reopen the port. The DOJ alleges that electrical problems on the ship that led to the

crash when ignored.

The suit calls the catastrophe, quote, entirely avoidable and says the companies, quote,

cut corners in ways that risked lives and infrastructure. Six construction workers were killed in the collapse

and trade in the port of Baltimore was held up for weeks. The CEO of Boeing says the

plane maker will start furlowing a large number of employees to offset the

costs of an ongoing strike.

Kelly Ortberg said today that employees will be required to take one week off without pay per month.

It's not clear how many people will be affected,

but the numbers expected to be in the tens of thousands.

Senior executives will also take pay cuts.

More than 30,000 machinists have been striking since Friday for better pay.

Production has stopped on multiple Boeing planes, including the 737 Max Jet.

In Portugal, officials have declared a state of calamity,

as more than 100 wildfires have scorched some 60 square miles

in the country's north.

At least seven people have died in the worst wave of fires in recent years.

With emergency services stretched thin, fellow EU countries, Spain, France, and Italy

have sent aircraft to help.

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