Paths are being cleared to get ships past the mangled wreckage at the Key Bridge collapse site to the Port of Baltimore.
U.S. Coast Guard Captain David O'Connell, the federal on-scene coordinator for the Unified Response to the bridge collapse, said an exclusive interview with CBS News two auxiliary channels are planned to open Monday: one along the northeast section of the channel, and one running along the south.
The north side would accommodate boats requiring 10 feet of water or less to operate, while the south side would accommodate boats requiring up to 14 feet. There's pre-existing debris along the south side of the channel that USCG is working to remove.