Crews cut apart Baltimore bridge wreckage, temporary channels being prepared for shipping
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Published 2024-04-01
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All Comments (21)
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Props to the authorities for getting the bridge closed so quickly, preventing the loss of more lives.
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A good amount of information pertinent to the bridge demolition and stabilization of the ship in this report. Thank you for not just repeating the same old information.
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My condolences to all of the families affected
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Be careful workers!
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This is so sad 😢. Pray for them lost there life and to there family!! ...god bless yall
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Those guys have been cutting that same girder for the last 3 days. How about spending a couple of bucks and get some new footage CBS.
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Another safety concern I know they are keeping in mind is the JLG’s , boom basket lifts , the Ironworkers are in have to be in a position so when each piece is cut that piece will not swing out at them from the energy in that piece. The energy I am referring to comes from the amount of stress the collapsing of the bridge put on that piece .
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Real heros dont wear capes, they wear high-vis
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Apparently a ton of people are structural engineers on YouTube. Who knew?
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how was there no radio communication with the workers on the bridge deck?
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What about the missing workers?
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This is bad because I have to go to Baltimore I think across the bridge for a field trip for my 3rd grade elementary school and they are not rescheduling the trip so I hope I’m ok
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God speed. Be safe out there. We want to see the best outcomes for everyone.
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Heartbreaking!! Thank you to all the fast-thinking port authority workers that stopped that traffic. And to the police. Hats off to all that are helping with this huge amount of devastation. Continued prayers to all the families that have lost someone and that are still waiting for closure.
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New bridge? Go for the Cable Stayed design. Strong and cost effective
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apparently the news crews can't get any other footage of the workers cutting/removing anything.
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The original bridge took 5 years to build BUT that included approaches, foundations for the towers and the rest of the superstructure, the approaches likely can be re-used
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Why did CBS News put a broken video link in the end card at 5:06 in this video? It's a private video, so it's of no use to anyone.
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I hope they find the four missing construction workers so the families can have some closure. May God bless their souls.
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What's Chanel's @?
