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Tong takes on the opioid crisis, Sacklers and COVID-19 powers in Greenwich talk FacebookTwitterEmail Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, seen here in 2019, spoke again to the Retired Men’s Association in Greenwich on Wednesday, discussing his ongoing efforts in the opioid crisis against as well as the law in the state under the COVID-19 pandemic.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media file photo GREENWICH — Hours before signing the state onto a $26 billion national settlement in connection with the opioid crisis, Connecticut Attorney General William Tong showed that his ongoing b...

Rolling. >> reporter: side scan sonar will produce a high-resolution, three-dimensional map, while searchers are hoping to spot evidence of flight 370. oceanographers want to take this chance to learn as much as they can about this part of the ocean. >> we know so little that we will learn something about the sea floor there. the hills and valleys, how rough it is. >> reporter: arnold gordon is a professor of oceanography at columbia university. on a personal note, do you find yourself glued to the television, reading articles, seeing what the latest is? >> i'm really curious what they're goin...

The autonomous underwater vehicle bluefin -21 and to say this is new territory is putting it mildly. >> it's not sharply mountainous or anything. it's more flat and almost rolling. >> reporter: sidescan sonar will produce a high resolution three-dimensional map, while searchers are hoping to spot evidence of flight 370. oceanographers want to take this chance to learn as much as they can about this part of the ocean. >> we know so little that we will learn something about the seafloor there. its more foly, the hills and valleys. >> reporter: arnold gordon is a professor of oceanography at colu...

Search, has been trying to manage expectations, because whatever is in those images could be parts of flight 370. but could also be ocean junk. maybe something that's fallen off a cargo ship, for example. add to all that, there is a low-level warning of a tropical cyclone north of australia. betty, back to you. >> all right. thank you for that. and i would like to bring in oceanography expert arnold gordon to talk about the satellite image adding a new wrinkle. professor, what can we tell from this image and its location? what is it showing to you? i know it's a satellite image that's kind of ...

hello, everybody. has high noon in the east, 9:00 in the west. welcome to "weekends with alex wi witt. woegs i'm betty nguyen. a chinese satellite spotted this object floating in the southern indian ocean. but it's just a satellite photo and whether it's debris remains a mystery. the world got the news this morning when the malaysian acting transport minister was handed a note during his daily news briefing in kuala lumpur. >> i just received, the chinese received satellite image of floating objects in the southern corridor. and they will be sending ships to verify. the beijing gov...