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logs for staff and regular visitors into and out of the west wing. president biden for his part not talking about it. deferring all questions to the secret service. listen. [shouted questions] >> gillian: mark morgan says someone could be intentionally hindering the investigation. he tells the daily mail, quote, they know who comes in and when they come in, they're checked and are video cameras everywhere? are they able to talk to the people they would need to without any roadblocks? let's bring in mark meredith joining us from the white house. tell us what you know. >> good morning ...

>> no jersey shore beach closures so far this year. it can happen after storm water runoff. we have rainy days in the last couple of weeks. three rainy days in this area in the last two weeks accumulating to an inch of rain. crews didn't notice anything different as far as the samples go and we're in the clear. good news for people heading to the beach. >> gillian: try to enjoy it for all of us out there. we appreciate it. >> for the first time in the county's history we saw a county beach shut because of a shark bite. shark bites and shark incidents are something that we are going to have to ...

So they've got two words for you if you want to get your refund soon-- file electronically. adriana. >> diaz: all right, news you can use. debra alfarone, thank you. today marks 34 days since a massive container ship ran aground in chesapeake bay. the 1,100-foot ship is wedged near a shipping channel outside baltimore. cbs' scott macfarlane got a close-up look aboard a coast guard cutter. >> reporter: the cargo ship "ever forward" is not living up to its name, stuck in least 10 feet of mud since mid-march when it departed the port of baltimore and crews didn't make a proper turn. this feels li...

Southwest. it says that it left planes and crews out of position. in fact, some crews didn't even have hotel rooms when they got to where they needed to be, and that cascaded onto passengers. the bottom line, thousands, tens of thousands, maybe 100,000 passengers stranded, and they are not happy about this. >> there's no explanation for this problem. so i suspect that southwest isn't being totally honest with us. >> literally couldn't even sleep last night really just because we didn't know what was going to happen. >> started looking through and there's nothing, nothing, nothing for like the ...

In the investigation. first, tracking devices helped experts draw potential northern and southern routes for the jet. after further analysis searchers ruled out the known path and focused on the southern indian ocean. a series of satellite photos surfaced showing debris. despite days and days of searching the crews didn't find a thing. as for the new search area, australian officials say they've turned to a different technology. they say analysis of radar data shows the plane was flying at a faster speed than they originally believed, which means it. >> would have run out of fuel more quickly,...