Working to open the port. Timely Silesera, Fox News. Crens have arrived in Baltimore to remove

the wreckage of a cargo ship that rammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge causing it to collapse into the water.

Conditions are rough. There's gale force wind gusts that they're experiencing and

slowing things down to reopen the port that handles more cars and light trucks in any other port in the

country. President Biden says he wants to see it for himself.

Officials here say they plan to tackle this monumental task in three steps.

First, they want to clear the channel.

Second, they want to tow the ship, the Dolly,

out of the channel.

Third, they want to remove the debris

that's blocking the waterways around the channel.

Fox's Chris Jenkins in Baltimore.

The president is expected to visit the scene next week.

The bodies of two of the six construction workers who fell into the river after the

collapse were recovered Wednesday.

New York State Police say the bodies of two men from Senegal were found in the snow of a

wooded area close to the Canadian border.

The bodies of the men who were both 25 were found Monday. A Border Patrol agent says

they were discovered after routine search in the woods autoces.

The men died of hypothermia. Americans are more worried about immigrants committing crimes in the US and

they were a few years ago.

A new Associated Press, N. O.R.C. poll finds 32% of the people surveyed.

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