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Washington mdash; President Biden said Friday he plans to visit Baltimore this week following the deadly collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.Mr. Biden confirmed the trip to reporters after arriving at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland after attending a star-studded fundraiser in New York City with former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.The Biden administration said Thursday it approved $60 million in immediate federal aid to help clean up the wreckage that was caused by a cargo container ship colliding with the bridge early Tuesday, killing six people. The federal emergency funds we
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stanley cup last week that he expects the federal government to pay for the full cost of reconstructing the bridge as officials stressed the economic impact of the Port of Baltimore s closure. A massive effort is underway to reopen the port, a key shipping route that supports thousands of jobs. To the people of Baltimore, I want to say, we re with you, the president said Tuesday. We re going to stay with you as long as it takes. More from CBS News
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CBS News received 10 Emmy awards, the most for a broadcast network, including outstanding live coverage of a current news story for the network s coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings. Charlie Rose was honored for his interview with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.The National Academy of Television Arts Sciences unveiled its 35th annual News Documentary Emmy Awards Tuesday night in New York. Only PBS 11 came away with more trophies than CBS News. CBS was honored for the following pieces: OUTSTANDING LIVE CO
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