In the day's other headlines, the container ship that caused the deadly bridge collapse in Baltimore has finally returned to port.

This morning, the Dali made the slow two and a half mile journey back to land is escorted by tugboats.

Its bow is still covered in damaged containers, steel and concrete.

Port officials said today they're getting closer to fully reopening the channel.

So as far as the depth and the draft that's necessary to bring the larger vessels in, that depth

is there.

We just don't have the width.

There's still material, there's still bridge sections that are in place.

But as the Army Corps and the Unified Command has indicated,

they're looking at the end of May.

In the meantime, shipping company officials are working on allowing the ship's 21 crew members

to disembark.

They'd stayed on board for maintenance and to help investigators determine what led to the

crash.

Wind and hail battered large parts of Oklahoma and Kansas last night

as the latest bout of severe weather sweeps through the region.

Nearly 20 homes were damaged in Western Oklahoma.

Officials say two people were injured.

The National Weather Service said they received 13

tornado reports across three states.

The risk of severe storms is expected to continue into early

Tuesday. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is vowing to keep the flow of weapons

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