understand it. so you all strongly about that. that s the rfk junior. yeah. i didn t believe it yeah. gary, i know you re with a larger group now. how did they say they would vote if kennedy jr. wasn t in the race some 31 people here, i ve asked all 31 people that question. if rfk junior was out of the race, would you lean towards trump, biden? or neither? 22 of those 31 people say they would not support trump or biden aid of the people. say trump, only one of the people, the woman you saw in the story says biden s. so this obviously our case can menisci in this particular place on this particular night affects trump more, but it s something we have to keep an eye on nationwide. gary tuckman. thanks. the news continues right here on cnn in front. that s the breaking news rescue were searching for at least six people still missing in the baltimore bridge collapse, the maryland governor ease out front along with an eyewitness who has new video tonight. we re live in
recovery mission in baltimore. the time frame for a rescue has ended. the six missing are now presumed dead. ahead, the investigation and the latest on it as the ntsb gets ahold of the ship s data recorder. also this morning, the economic impact, it s not just baltimore, the port and the bridge were key to the northeast corridor. what it could mean for prices. plus, don t say it, judge juan merchan puts a gag order on the hush money case, what donald trump won t be allowed to talk about. later, laura trump sits down with nbc s garrett haake, what the new rnc chair still won t admit and what the rnc is now asking new hires. it is 10:00 a.m. here in new york. i m katy tur in for ana cabrera. recovery workers are now looking for the bodies of six construction workers. officials suspended search and rescue efforts overnight as water temperatures, currents, and conditions diminished any chance to find survivors. at the same time, on the investigation into the crash itself
uapproved statistical work . eric zheng is the president of the american chamber of commerce in shanghai. he ll be meeting secretary raimondo during her visit. certainly, i think the us china bilateral relationship is probably the number one concern for us companies operating in china right now. a lot of uncertainties. so we are very happy that secretary raimondo is visiting china as we speak. what issues will you be asking to raise when you meet her, especially given when she says she won t be pulling her punches, but she intends to be practical? certainly, i think us china are the two largest economies in the world and the two countries need to figure out a way to work together on mutually beneficial opportunities. we still believe that china is a very strategic market for us companies and many of our companies are here for the long term and they try to find a way to grow here. at the same time, the two countries are dealing with issues as well and i think certainly the us
arrest of evan gershkovitch for at least three more months. a return to the cold war echo even louder. hello back in wisconsin. what a night and morning now. dana: i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. it was interesting to have millions of people watch the debate last night and so many different takes. you will want to hear from our guest this morning, nikki haley up in a moment. evan gershkovitch was arrested in march on espionage charges in four decades an american journalist was designed against spying against russia. they have denied the allegations and the u.s. government has declared him wrongfully detained. bill: greg palkot picks up the story from there live in london and greg, what have we learned? bill and dana, sadly there is no end in sight for wall street journal reporter evan gershkovitch. he was brought by van to the courthouse today related to the tough and brutal prison where he has been held since march after being arrested on alleged espio
thin elections. in in 2016, republicans narrowly flipped the badger state red forrowlyr the first time sie ronald reagan, but it wase by 2 back to blue by 2020. that election came during an unprecedented year for the country, was rife with tension in the suburbs ofse milwaukee, the divisions seemed deeper than ever, but that was just the beginning. e begitwo years later, the u.s. supreme court struck down roe versus wad. wadee, leaving the legality of abortion up to the states and wisconsin that many nearly total ban. the power of that issue drove democrats to the polls this year and now the that news in a liberal majority on the court could have that abortion issue before it again. just as the race for the white house accelerate s tonight, the republican candidate will face off at the home of the bucs and the marquette golden eagles, who return nextnt july to this city on the shore of lake michigan to accept the republican nomination at their party s national convention. ton