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All right, if you're following the bridge story in Baltimore, at some point, we're going

to find out what's on the data recorders.

The investigators have been working on them today.

They were discovered.

And we are going to get now with Jay O'Brien with ABC News to tell us what the latest is on what we know.

Jay, how are you?

I'm good, John.

How are you?

I'm fine.

Have they released any information about what was on the data

recorders yet? No, not yet. We're hoping to get that information maybe in a preliminary sense

in a press conference tonight that the NTSB is holding at around 8 o'clock Eastern. But this

investigation is still, and we can imagine this is what they're going to say tonight,

in its early stages.

The NTSB only got onto the ship last night to get that data recorder.

And then they went back onto the ship today to test the fuel to further talk to the crew

and try to figure out what, if any, what caused it to lose power

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