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Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Thursday, March 28th. We appreciate

you starting your day with us. I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for being here. We will begin this

morning with the latest from the bridge collapse in Baltimore, where the bodies of two construction

workers who were on the Francis Scott Key Bridge have been recovered.

The men were found trapped inside a red pickup truck, 25 feet underwater.

The victims were identified as 35-year-old Alejandro Hernandez-Fuentes and 26-year-old

Dorlin Rania El Castillo Cabrera.

And we're learning more about the other victims who were working on the bridge at the time of that terrible early morning collapse. Miguel Luna,

who was in his 40s, was a husband, father of three, and had called the state of Maryland his home

for 19 years.

Menor Suazo, who was in his 30s, was also a father and an entrepreneur who had started his own maintenance company. Both were described as hardworking humble men by those who knew him.

As it stands, officials are pausing recovery efforts for the four other

construction workers who are presumed dead because it is no longer safe for divers to be in the water,

adding that the bodies are likely encased in the metal and concrete of the fallen bridge.

You can see the timeline on your screen there.

Authorities say the investigation could take up to two years to complete, calling it a massive

undertaking. The Biden administration for its part has pledged an aggressive effort to remove

the bridge debris and to try to reopen the port as soon as possible.

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