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authorities in the us city of baltimore say the bodies of two construction workers have been recovered following the collapse of the francis scott key bridge when it was struck by a cargo ship. four workers remain missing and divers are unable to safely reach the area where it is believed they may be located. the search for the men has been suspended due to bad weather conditions. chair of the national transportation safety board jennifer homendy said investigators have also identified hazardous materials in the ship. one of ntpc s senior hazmat investigators began to look at the cargo and the cargo manifest today. he was able to identify 56 containers of hazardous materials, that s 764 tonnes of hazardous materials, mostly corrosives, flammables and some miscellaneous class nine hazardous materials, which would include lithium ion batteries. some of the hazmat containers were breached. we have seen sheen on the waterway. the federal, state and local authorities are awa ....
of police, security services, ambulances, medical crews still on the ground. clearly they would ve been there anyway because of the scale of this victory parade. huge interest in kansas city, in the us and right across the world after their win in the super bowl over the 49ers. their stark celebrity players and fans of course a huge interest in this football team. their achievements with a due on the field and off and there were thousands of people on the streets celebrating just that but then if they were leaving, as they were filing and heading home, then things changed. right, let s now speak to someone who was there a little earlier. i think who did not see the actual advance of the shooting, of course but let s see if we can cross to a local reporter who was at the parade a little earlier. can you hear me? hi thanks for having me. talk a little earlier. can you hear me? hi thanks for having me.- hi thanks for having me. talk us throu~h hi thanks for having me. talk ....
work and to help people stay in the work. we saw things like money for a digital service to help people reflect on their careers and finances, with some money for careers in extra training places, and most substantially, i think, we have seen a big investment and support for people who are disabled are out of work for a long term health condition want to go back again in a sustainable way. that investment has come alongside some changes in the benefit system, which are rightly controversial and need to be looked at, but they do have the potential to make a really big difference to help people return to work you fall out of it, and particularly in our 60s, for health reasons. ~ . . , particularly in our 60s, for health reasons. ~ . ,, particularly in our 60s, for health reasons. . ,, ., reasons. what was missing and he was missin: out reasons. what was missing and he was missing out as reasons. what was missing and he was missing out as a reasons. what was missing and he w ....
western reporters actually inside the country. look at the unrest going on in iran right now, the unrest in russia right now. yeah. people say they ve never seen protests at this scale. it s getting serious. a lot of mothers getting out there. they don t want their sons being dragged off to war. we begin with a new development on the war in ukraine. volodymyr zelenskiy is accusing russia of nuclear blackmail and says he does not think president vladimir putin is bluffing, this as the u.s. announced an additional $457 million in civilian assistance to ukraine. nbc news foreign correspondent erin mclaughlin has more. reporter: days after russian president vladimir putin issued a thinly veiled nuclear threat, u.s. officials sending a message of their own. if russia crosses this line, there will be catastrophic consequences for russia. the united states will respond decisively. reporter: that warning coming the same weekend that outrage, fear, and brutality ....
on what is at stake, and why it is relevant to you wherever you might be watching around the world. now, it is fairly obvious that within this enormous electorate, the debate and motivations for voters will be different from country to country. some of these themes will overlap, in some areas of europe, the issues and motivations may be entirely different. so in each of the programmes we will visit one country a week. starting this week in the netherlands. but before we do that we should start with the bigger picture. the parliament itself, what is it, how does it operates, and what is looks like right now. and here with a starter for ten is our analysis editor ros atkins. the european elections are one of the biggest democratic events in the world. people in each of the european union s 27 member states vote to choose members of the european parliament or meps as they re known. it s an electorate of over 400 million people and each country gets a certain number of me ....