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Mike Segar/ReutersInvestigators have secured the data recorder from the cargo ship that crashed into a bridge in Baltimore, triggering its collapse, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Chair Jennifer Homendy said Wednesday.Speaking in a CNN interview, Homendy said investigators had boarded the Dali vessel on Tuesday evening hours after it brought down the Francis Scott Key Bridge. “Right now we do have the data recorder, which is essentially the ‘black box,’” ...

Investigators plan to interview the crew of the cargo ship and rescue workers. The NTSB has boarded the cargo ship that crashed into the Baltimore Key Bridge early Tuesday morning and was able to recover the so-called "black box" that could shed light on what went wrong with the massive freighter.

Investigators plan to interview the crew of the cargo ship and rescue workers. The NTSB has boarded the cargo ship that crashed into the Baltimore Key Bridge early Tuesday morning and was able to recover the so-called "black box" that could shed light on what went wrong with the massive freighter.

A guide to the National Transportation Safety Board’s investigation into the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

A highway team also will be looking at the twisted remains of the Francis Scott Key bridge as they try to determine how and why a container ship smashed into a pillar of the 1.6-mile (2.6 km) span in early morning darkness on Tuesday. Investigators from the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recovered the data recorder after boarding the ship late on Tuesday, NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy said. They will interview the ships all-Indian crew, she said.

A man who survived the 2007 I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse in Minneapolis reacts to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.

Data capturing the moments before the container ship Dali struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge has been secured by the National Transportation Safety Board and is being analyzed by the federal agency’s lab, officials confirmed Wednesday. Large ships are required by international regulations to carry voyage data recorders that, similar to the “black box” found on aircraft, help investigators ...

BALTIMORE — Data capturing the moments before the container ship Dali struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge has been secured by the National Transportation Safety Board and is being analyzed by the federal agency’s lab, officials confirmed Wednesday. Large ships are required by international regulations to carry voyage data recorders that, similar to the “black box” found on aircraft, help ...

Six people were still missing hours after a cargo ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge The National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday took over the investigation into the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge after a cargo ship crashed into it.

The NTSB will be taking the lead in the investigation to find out what caused a ship to crash into a Baltimore bridge early Tuesday morning, causing it to collapse, sending vehicles and a construction crew into the frigid water below.