New details on what caused Baltimore bridge collapse, focus of probe and more

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What caused the Dali to slam into Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge? Here's what we know about what led up to the collapse.
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@naterobinson5141 Месяц назад

Bravo! 👏🏽 to the first responders and the quick decision to call mayday.

@mohammadiqbalkhan2888 Месяц назад

Sure , first responder have been remarkable during this calamity! Kudos to them!

@Aoeror98 Месяц назад

Really? You think that's impressive? You think no one else would think to call first responders quickly?

@naterobinson5141 Месяц назад

@@Aoeror98 If you do not wish to provide any type of positivity go start your own thread.

@cwg73160 Месяц назад

⁠@@naterobinson5141Don’t bother commenting if you can’t be tolerant of other people’s choices. Stop being angry.

@dcrasta Месяц назад

So sad all the way around : I’m glad those merchant sailors made that mayday call . No one starts their day wanting to be involved in such a tragic incident. Prayers to the families and community.

@virgilioangtimonel7625 Месяц назад

You mean harbor pilots they’re from Baltimore pilots who guide them in and out on a certain buoy until it’s is safe for the ship to start on their own voyage it’s the pilot who called not the sailors onboard these American pilots are heroes

@carastone3473 Месяц назад

@@virgilioangtimonel7625 - how do you know who made the call? And what does it matter? What matters is that the call was made, saving some lives that would've otherwise been lost.

@virgilioangtimonel7625 Месяц назад

@@carastone3473I know im retired sailor myself those pilots saved lives they know the protocol on emergency situations not just navigating frequency channel is 16 on communication maam

@permablitzbellingen Месяц назад

It was pilots and just doing their jobs

@iammanhearmeroar1106 Месяц назад

Hard to believe they shut down lanes within 3 min. Good thing it was 1am vs 1pm.

@RyanJinxedCoffee Месяц назад

Theres a weigh station at the foot of the bridge thats why. Theres always a police presence.

@Pitt-ny8cj Месяц назад

@@RyanJinxedCoffeeand the headquarters for the Maryland MTA

@RetiredEMT96 Месяц назад

Does this bridge have traffic light control? I’ve only crossed it once many years ago so I don’t remember. The Delaware river bridge on 95 has traffic lights across all lanes so if that was the case with the Baltimore bridge they could have just turned all the lights red. This is a tragedy, my prayers go out to the bridge worker’s family’s and the city.

@MetalMcfly Месяц назад

@@RetiredEMT96 No. There were no traffic lights for this bridge

@Ghostshadows306 Месяц назад

Agree

@GregoriusAM Месяц назад

Please, please stop the mindless background music in these videos. It may seem to be low in volume, but it makes it very difficult for many of us to concentrate on the voices and what they are saying. Thank you for considering this. I can provide more background on this if needed.

@Jim-tn3vq Месяц назад

You are spot on so much music in the background of heaps of stuff, I just switch over to something else. Hope they all take notice.

@h84gabor6 Месяц назад

yeah its news, not an action movie

@ml.2770 Месяц назад

Whole hearted agreement.

@macforme Месяц назад

I have RARELY seen a YT video that was actually improved with the background music. It is a distraction... like a mosquito circling near your ear.

@idonwantella2824 Месяц назад

Turn on subtitles

@mimirows Месяц назад

Nobody is talking about the fact that there was no emergency communication equipment available to the workers on the bridge. They were out there on their own without any thought to their safety.

@jane1385 Месяц назад

Right!? You would think they would’ve had something to warn them like a walkie talkie, even a phone sos for them or something. Such a preventable tragedy if they had more emergency safety warnings in place for them. 😢

@ssjgogetadbzgt Месяц назад

Like somehow the police weren't able to contact the crew that they needed off the bridge. Why?

@SorbusAucubaria Месяц назад

@@ssjgogetadbzgtperhaps the police did not have a number to call and thus were seeking a niumber to call. Sometimes a little thing like contact numbers can make avdifference when you are minutes from disaster. This should be changed on any construction site like this. And the workers might have been working with something noisy that they didn't hear the attempts to warn.

@chilkat_river Месяц назад

The ship did call an emergency. That gave local security on shore time to clear the bridge of traffic. The emergency communication equipment worked Very well.

@mbiggey1982 Месяц назад

Not enough time to travel to the middle of the bridge and warn them and get off i'd imagine. No way to call them or anything. they were all alone. Should have red emergency strobe lights on bridge that mean get off bridge now. Im sure stuff will change because of this horrible accident like most tragedies @@ssjgogetadbzgt

@harlemscorpio Месяц назад

What's upsetting is that the 6 workers weren't also told to evacuate the bridge as the traffic was being stopped on both sides.. smfh!

@christinab3019 Месяц назад

I was thinking the same thing

@JJones-hj7bv Месяц назад

My condolences to the families and friends of the hard workers keeping our roads safe, they only had seconds to respond........😢😢

@abcdefg54321x Месяц назад

Great job of the Captain for alerting authorities so quickly 👏🏻

@michellemargagliotti8035 Месяц назад

I hope the investigation includes why the workmen weren’t pulled off the bridge and what in the future can be done for better communication!

@GardenGuy1943 Месяц назад

They were working, they can’t just take a break whenever. I think their bosses should be fired. Best, Dean

@traci635 Месяц назад

I would think there wasn't time. It happened pretty quickly and these men were on foot....so very tragic

@julienielsen4462 Месяц назад

They probably didn't dn't understand English. So didn't understand what was happening.

@kellis6241 Месяц назад

There wasn't enough time. I believe once the ship was reaching a higher speed, that's when it began it's malfunctions. Honestly that's when they should have sent out a warning but they probably didn't think they were going to hit the bridge at that point. It wasn't until they were closer when they realized what was actually going to happen. Plus I'd imagine since most of the men were from foreign countries, their main language probably wasn't English. Everyone did the best they could in the split seconds they had. I'm just glad this didn't happen during morning & evening rush hours because the loss would have been even greater.

@michellemargagliotti8035 Месяц назад

@@kellis6241 Traffic was stopped on the bridge as soon as the ship stated they were having trouble. Somebody from city transportation surly knew workmen were on the bridge. There should have been a way to contact the crew in emergencies

@allstarthrifter9355 Месяц назад

Watching that big rig and those 2 cars cross just shortly before the collapse is crazy af

@angelabowden4647 Месяц назад

I noticed those cars

@sandksquadhall6608 Месяц назад

Luckiest or should I say blessed 3 people in Baltimore

@sharonpowers4771 Месяц назад

Blessed.

@mohammadiqbalkhan2888 Месяц назад

Lesson: Big ships crossing under a Bridge must be assisted by TUGS, similar to passing through a Canal.

@williamboyle8918 Месяц назад

Will never ever happen, much better options.

@thepowersofone2570 Месяц назад

USNAVY SHIPS UTILIZES HSRBOR TUGS WHEN TRANSITTING THE RIVER CHANNEL OR HARBOR WHENEVER THEY WILL ENCOUNTER BRIGES !

@coastofkonkan Месяц назад

Harbours & closer to any structure.

@thomasriley4963 Месяц назад

Amen I've been saying that since it happened these f****** people try to save money and didn't have no tugboats out there this wouldn't have happened had they been doing their f****** job but of course people Jack probably wanted to save money on tugboats if it's anybody's fault it's the people who run the harbor

@TheChiefEng Месяц назад

At 8.5 knots, the tugs cannot hold a ship this size. In the Suez canal tugs follow the ships but they are more there to be ready to pull ships off if they beach in the canal. The energy of a ship that size at 8.5 knots is simply not possible for tugs to hold.

@brianvittachi6869 Месяц назад

I used to work on Singapore registered ships as a young man. Sailed once into Baltimore for repairs at a yard in Steeltown. Met some nice people there and watched Molly Hatchet in concert. My deepest sympathies for your loss.

@billbarnett2417 Месяц назад

Big question, why does Joe Biden fill that the tax payers need to replace the bridge and not the owner of the ship that hit it??? Prayers to all that were involved.

@user-eh4kv6vl8n Месяц назад

Go to redacted news there were three explosions on the top of the bridge

@Scarywoody Месяц назад

@@user-eh4kv6vl8n Saw it, Black Swan event. Could have been transformers for the bridge lighting. The swerve of the ship is curious. Biden riding a train across a trackless bridge is also curious.

@BudoReflex Месяц назад

I appreciate the detailed coverage here. Well done. I am impressed that such coverage has reached us on YT so quickly and with so much detail. It’s tragic that lives were lost, beyond words really. It’s very impressive that lives were also saved through the actions of the crew, pilots, and those who stopped traffic. Nothing can bring back the dead. It’s an extremely good thing that the number isn’t higher. Yet like all tragedies, it’s beyond terrible that it was even a single life, let alone 6. (Or whatever the final tally is). It should not go without mentioning that safety is all of our responsibility. Every time a corner is cut, or we ask others to cut them, lives are risked. How many people stop to consider what the market forces they project cause in the wider world. What support we provide for those whose greed has matched our own ignorance of what corners are cut to provide us with what we want.

@ChristopherHolland-fv8ls Месяц назад

This should not have happened tug boats should be used until the ship is safely out at sea or past any any infrastructure such as docks or bridges crossing waterways. Why wasn't the ship in mid channel well and truly before it got to the Bridge area.

@richoneplanet7561 Месяц назад

Man this is still really hard to watch at times. 😢

@Coral-reef. Месяц назад

Its your fault literally. Because of you we have leadership in this country who are literally destroying us.

@asvegas777 Месяц назад

wdym still? it happened less than a day ago.

@grandinosour Месяц назад

That voice of the blonde NTSB spokes woman is downright annoying.

@jimmyzoom1143 Месяц назад

Id stop watching TV n stuff, life'sa bit too brutal for u

@jeff7764 Месяц назад

@@grandinosouryou’re downright annoying

@Snoborder95 Месяц назад

To answer the title of the video, I think it was the ship that caused the collapse

@davidwee130 Месяц назад

It was

@TheoryAug Месяц назад

Ummm ..duh. You're some kind of special

@letthedogsout1 Месяц назад

@@TheoryAugwhoosh

@laternevercame Месяц назад

@@TheoryAug Ironically you're the special one here.

@SuaveHousexx Месяц назад

@@letthedogsout1 💯

@sophialeahmaria Месяц назад

No ship of that size - should be allowed anywhere near vulnerable structures like bridges without - tug boats. Where I live no large shipping vessels are allowed under the Humber Bridge all large vessels must anchor or bay way before ever getting near bridges. The whole port/s and infrastructure are kept away from bridges. No port or bay should be located under a passing point of a passenger bridge- all ports needing to hold large shipping lanes be made away from bridges

@sohan_89 Месяц назад

@vincenzonapoles4371 Месяц назад

What are you talking about. 1000s of ship pass under bridges every day without incident. What do you think the purpose of a bridge is. Transportation passes over and under. That's the purpose

@grandinosour Месяц назад

There is also a reason the United States left English control in the 1700's.... If you search the web, you can also find some really dumb governmental moves done in the U.K.

@sophialeahmaria Месяц назад

@@vincenzonapoles4371 well only got to see the evidence for yourselves. I know exactly what I’m talking about. We all have our opinions including you. The new bridge if it get remade should not allow giant ocean liners in its small shipping channel- especially larger vessels of that extremity- not talking about yachts and medium sized boats

@Papicholo1 Месяц назад

Tell that to the port authority, they let them pass that bridge on a daily basis. American commerce at work.

@wvangus82 Месяц назад

This one will probably make it to the mayday shows after the ntsb finishes their investigation. RIP to the workers so many of us are praying for the families

@GardenGuy1943 Месяц назад

The bridge collapsed instantly, I really question the engineering of it. The architect or engineers should be sued

@rickjames547 Месяц назад

That pier was hit with a little over a 1 million pounds of force. The bridge was over 40 years old no way that pier would with stand that type of blow

@Zelda-rk7xc Месяц назад

Well done to those who stopped the traffic - could have been even worse 😔

@Biancaonlysister30 Месяц назад

How much worse? The entire bridge fell

@Zelda-rk7xc Месяц назад

@@Biancaonlysister30 I meant that there may have been even more people in cars on the bridge.

@ICP1SBJ Месяц назад

@@Biancaonlysister30 30,000 cars drive over this bridge a day so it could've been a lot worse if it happened during rush hour. The fact that only the workers were on the bridge means they stopped 100% of cars from entering the bridge and it's just sad the workers couldn't be saved.

@Biancaonlysister30 Месяц назад

@@Zelda-rk7xc oh ok

@Biancaonlysister30 Месяц назад

@@ICP1SBJ nobody knows how to swim?

@Mis-AdventureCH Месяц назад

They've been talking about installing buffer barriers ("Dolphins") on those two channel side piers for a couple decades now. Everyone knew this was a matter of when, not if... PS - The fuel companies have been disposing of their refinery waste--plastics and waxes that are byproducts--by putting it in the high sulfur, "Bunker fuel" that these ships run on (think the thickest, nastiest diesel fuel there is). It's been gumming up engines and causing these loss of power events for quite some time. This time it happened in an area with little room for error, as opposed to the open sea.

@VanNguyen-rs5dm Месяц назад

Key Bridge collapse To build a bridge with a structure to withstand a collision with a giant container ship is prohibitively expensive if not impossible, but to build the barriers around the piles to act as the deflective shields is very affordable and effective. Redundant security: for the exposed ports where buildings are too close to the shores, arrestor gears like those of the carriers can be placed to catch the anchors of the runaway ships in cases of emergency.

@markstevens1729 Месяц назад

Really the only question is why it lost power initially. Everything else can be explained. Someone gave an astern command upon emergency power, the bow heads to starboard. Port anchor is ordered dropped, it dragged but did not offer much resistance. What happened to the original power source?

@SorbusAucubaria Месяц назад

One theory i heard was contaninated fuel.

@markstevens1729 Месяц назад

@@SorbusAucubaria these engines typically run on bunker oil. Almost crude oil. It will interesting to see what could contaminate that..

@eljanrimsa5843 Месяц назад

@@markstevens1729 they use different fuel in and near the port. the most advanced contamination theory is that this fuel contains plastics particles because that's the cheapest and legally allowed way for raffineries to dispose plastics, and the sulphur content used to dissolve the plastics, but since a couple of yeas ago they have to cut out the sulphur in the near-port-fuel, and now ships get more engine failures due to the plastics

@mini_steve Месяц назад

Australia flagged this company over 18 months ago, banned several of their ships to enter our waters and now subject to very thorough inspections every time that particular company's ship's enter our waters.

@MyFlamingoe Месяц назад

My uncle is a ship captain of similar ships and he told me a story once that he hated this one fuel company because one time, their ships were accidentally loaded with contaminated fuel then he proceeded to tell me that engine parts of such ships are gigantic. From this story I assumed that fuel contamination is rare but not very rare. It's unfortunate but it the timing from this accident was just terrible.

@Bigmommafluffy Месяц назад

The cause of the bridge collapse? Maybe it had something to do with a huge ship colliding with it?

@ziggystardust7888 Месяц назад

😂😂😂

@thomasallen6285 Месяц назад

That is the final cause, but we are asking what is the first event in the chain of events that caused the collision. It is the "but for" question."

@Bigmommafluffy Месяц назад

@thomasallen6285 Well, the ship malfunctioned, causing it to collide with the bridge. The bridge was fine prior.

@laternevercame Месяц назад

@thomasallen6285 There is no conspiracy or underlying cause. A ship hit the bridge, the bridge collapsed.

@skinnybuddha74 Месяц назад

Exactly what I said. Big freakin boat, there's your cause. I thought we all knew that already.

@masonbright Месяц назад

Wow I didn’t even notice there was background music playing the entire video until reading a comment about someone complaining about it. Now I can’t un hear it 😂

@mikespears2432 Месяц назад

Why would they only drop the port anchor, causing it to turn straight into the structure instead of dropping both anchors. They are supposed to man those anchors as they come through the port, in case of an emergency.

@williampinnetti Месяц назад

When they just mentioned possible contaminated fuel a light just went off in my head I work for a trucking company in mass and this whole month we’ve been having trouble with a lot of trucks running crappy and blowing smoke and our mechanics think it’s bad fuel and we go through Alot every week, this is something they should look into we are on the eastern seaboard too would probably be using the same batches as Maryland….??????

@thisbushnell2012 Месяц назад

Even harder than stopping a fully loaded freight train, once the control was lost.

@marcd1981 Месяц назад

CBS, what the heck are you doing in your studios? First, the anchors are dressed like Miami Vice characters, then your title is just click bait. You don't have any new details, you are just asking the same questions that have been being asked since the accident.

@jeff7764 Месяц назад

Who’s dressed like a Miami Vice character? Like what in the actual F*** are you talking about?

@Sacred_Fire Месяц назад

@@jeff7764🤣

@johnbowles5399 Месяц назад

They do look like they just walked off a Miami Vice set, it's true. 🤣

@janiewilliams48 Месяц назад

They are dressed official

@carastone3473 Месяц назад

Really? The anchors' clothing is what you're concerned about? As for the coverage, viewers come and go. Some people don't have all day to sit and watch the coverage. Information is going to be repeated because not everyone has heard it. It's not all about you.

@virgilioangtimonel7625 Месяц назад

My question is why where were those tugs those could have helped during maneuvering for lose of steering

@user-or7cy6dx4e Месяц назад

If you notice, none of this newscasters or government people have mentioned not using tugboats was the reason the boat hit the bridge because that will ask why why did it not have tugboat?

@hrib Месяц назад

My condolences to the families of the workers. But it's an unbelievable miracle that only 6 people died. I know there are victims but if we imagine what else could happen ...it was a huge collapse of a long bridge

@lakerskid2013 Месяц назад

In terms of the dead, it could’ve been easily as bad as (if not worse) than the Minneapolis bridge collapse in 2007 had this happened in the middle of the day with high volumes of traffic.

@danielwerner5882 Месяц назад

That ship company better give the families of those who lost their lives and injured a bunch of money along with giving the 1st responders a big check as well.

@_Ben4810 Месяц назад

Oh good grief...No one starts dishing-out cash to affected families & in particular begins tipping first responders who are doing their jobs...🙄

@Peter-ok2vk Месяц назад

PrayerWithYou: HeavenlyFather, YourSon JesusChrist,born crucified resurrected ForUs Family Friends. ForgiveOurSins GiveUs EternalLife. InJesusChrist's name.Amen

@margief1798 Месяц назад

@Coral-reStop with your ridiculous conspiracy theories!!! It's nonsense!!!

@margief1798 Месяц назад

Ok Einstein!! No body is getting money!!!! Especially Firefighters, it's their job!!!

@rubenruiz2162 Месяц назад

Fair compensation to the victims, first responders do get a paycheck to perform that function.

@Manthatshott Месяц назад

This woman from the NTSB is fantastic. Thorough and boring. Just like government should be. But really this gives me confidence in at least one federal administration.

@VanillaMacaron551 Месяц назад

She was good with the Boeing "door plug" incident as well. She's a good communicator!

@grandinosour Месяц назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

@LM-fn6qb Месяц назад

Yes, I was impressed by how articulate and professional she was. She covered everything.

@vicm6561 Месяц назад

Omg she drove me nuts with the ums um um um every other word. @@LM-fn6qb

@Justsaying-cg2nz Месяц назад

In some country at every bus stop in front there is a stone stopper to prevent vehicle accidentally barge in. Very surprised Baltimore Key Bridge do not have a stone stopper in front of the tripod pillar that hold the bridge.

@user-jw6sr7nc5g Месяц назад

So apparently ships have problems with watered down or contaminated from plastic fuel all the time from people in the comments that have experience in that industry. If it causes them to shut down then why don’t they escort them through key infrastructure with tugs and push boats, that’s what they’re there for. Whose brilliant idea voted against that to get more ship traffic for cheaper shipping rates?

@ThedigitalArtChannel Месяц назад

The video of the Accident. Didn't give much detail it was at night and short Didn't show where it came from or went it left off.. the video made it look like the ship came from other side then turned around then went right at the bridge because of the video people didn't wait for more information instead they saying it was a cyber attack or government was behind it or said the bridge wasn't built right causing it to fall.. this is why i tell my self wait till more information comes out before u judge..

@lilgoldygloxelite3681 Месяц назад

a whole year to wait for a report is wild

@grandinosour Месяц назад

your government at work....ssllooowwwwwwwwww

@SuaveHousexx Месяц назад

Probably so they can do all their cover-ups and hide whatever they need to hide and put together what they actually want to tell the public. You gotta take time when you're covering lies. Our gov at work. Everything is bs.

@allstarthrifter9355 Месяц назад

Huh

@laternevercame Месяц назад

It was 2 days ago and we already have the report. The ship lost power and hit the bridge. What more would you like to know?

@ryand141 Месяц назад

So everyone forgets.

@marilyncordero5862 Месяц назад

Condolences to the whole family that loose theirs family in this accident prayers

@_ata_3 Месяц назад

Good explanation on what the NTSB is and how they are conducting the investigation.

@naterobinson5141 Месяц назад

What a great time to own a ferry boat in Baltimore

@MidnightWarrior1976 Месяц назад

As usual, we will find that there is gross negligence. You just wait.

@XD-te6vj Месяц назад

now, that is something that is likely.

@grandinosour Месяц назад

probably...negligence from a government entity.

@berkbuns Месяц назад

That ship has a history of propulsion deficiencies.

@vicm6561 Месяц назад

Yep there should have been dolphins( concrete pilings ) to protect it. Watched an engineer go through this. Government to busy playing stupid games to do their jobs. @@grandinosour

@295g295 Месяц назад

2:19 - Was this ship's dock near the I-895 Harbor Tunnel?

@matthewpendell8488 Месяц назад

Why wouldn't they have tugboats escort until past the bridge? Should always be standard safety protocol? You would think?

@davidguthrie5941 Месяц назад

It was the ship

@davidwee130 Месяц назад

Obviously

@checkHook93 Месяц назад

Why didnt the mayday get to the construction workers?

@mimirows Месяц назад

There was no emergency communication with the workers on the bridge. Incompetent, criminal contractor.

@drinkingpoolwater Месяц назад

They only had a few minutes. It was 130am, hard to communicate with all parties at that hour

@michakoeppenblues3669 Месяц назад

how do you know it didn't?

@ChirpyChat Месяц назад

The only news channel that provided clear details abt the vessel instead of just saying "Spore-registered vessel" that is so misleading.

@TacticalSandals Месяц назад

thank god it happened late at night and not during the day when there would have been more people on it. Amazing that the only people on it at the time was a handful of workers that bridge used to get some heavy traffic sometimes

@katherenewedic8076 Месяц назад

always had a bad feeling about this bridge and would drive 30 miles or 30 minutes out of my way to avoid it. this boat is one of the smaller, if not smallest ships, that enter and exit the port, most are ginormous

@laternevercame Месяц назад

Why would you drive 30minutes to avoid the key bridge? You have 895 and 95 both running parallel to the key bridge. Neither would take 30minutes longer. My commute to work is over the keybridge or 896. They both take the same amount of time. It definitely wouldn't be an extra half hour just to cut through light street and hit eastern through the city to put you back on 695. Unless you're new to the city, I can't phathom why someone would circle to entire city to avoid 695/keybridge. That's silly. Lots of parallel ground level/tunnel options to avoid the bridge and get in/out of the city.

@JDski Месяц назад

Looking at the smoke direction from the stack, the wind blew it off course while restricted in it's ability to maneuver.

@eljanrimsa5843 Месяц назад

The sides of the container pile make a big sail

@wally7856 Месяц назад

There is also an intersection in the narrow main channel she was following with the Curtis Bay channel on the starboard side right after she lost power. Hydrodynamic forces from displacing water from the channel puts a force on either side of the hull and those forces would of been relieved on the starboard side when she intersected that side channel. There would have been a force to starboard side crossing that intersection.

@howwwwwyyyyy Месяц назад

Yeah right, containers make great sails, that's all current and speed already reached,do you know what that ship weighs! could have saved a bit of fuel by using containers as sails too, you've no idea

@94SexyStang Месяц назад

That bridge SHOULD have had crash pylons, especially with ships doing over 8 knots threw that channel, period!!!!! That's literally Asking for an accident.....it's absolute stupidity and insanity.

@vicm6561 Месяц назад

Incompetence ! Learned nothing from Tampa Bay collapse !

@Veralto Месяц назад

The black smoke is consistent with a diesel engine reving up to full power. Was the ship in full reverse?

@ryand141 Месяц назад

Probably.

@keithbolton5081 Месяц назад

Prayers go out to all those families who lost their loved ones in this tragedy x

@ThedigitalArtChannel Месяц назад

Im sorry but if bridge was shut down why didn't they tell the workers to get off the bridge

@mimirows Месяц назад

Sadly, migrant workers are dispensable.

@ziggystardust7888 Месяц назад

They only had minenuts. To stop traffic 😢😢😢

@TheoryAug Месяц назад

It happened pretty quick. What part of that are you not getting?

@user-hv3gj5we5j Месяц назад

@ziggy so in 90 seconds, cops closed the bridge? 😂😂😂 You're a clown

@scotexscarrier8461 Месяц назад

listen to the lady and the time line given, there barely wasn't any

@raymondshaw7186 Месяц назад

Don't understand why there aren't bumpers around the supports for the bridge. Seems like they would have learned from the Sunshine Bridge in Tampa when that happened. But I guess the NTSB didn't get around to it. Might have been a better outcome if it had.

@SorbusAucubaria Месяц назад

The thing is the cintainer ship is so big that i dont think any kind of bridge would have stopped it. Or the bridge structures would have to be so massive that it would make the channel unpassable.

@jul1440 Месяц назад

It looks like there might be fenders, but they are very small and quite far away from the support piers.

@eljanrimsa5843 Месяц назад

They did an assessment whether to retrofit this bridge according to the new standards, but they assessed it was not worth the cost

@jul1440 Месяц назад

@@eljanrimsa5843 I guess not if now they are getting a new free bridge.

@barefootfarmer4214 Месяц назад

Even the new standards would not have stopped this ship. They are blowing hot air to make us feel better l.

@jenniferjames6525 Месяц назад

Prayers for all the families that lost loved ones!!!!

@kathleencheatham4159 Месяц назад

How many cars or trucks were still on the bridge in addition to the workers?

@MamaT111 Месяц назад

Oh my dear god😢😢

@jamesmckay9966 Месяц назад

I WONDER HOW FAR THE PORT IS FROM THE BRIDGE. COULD NOT THE TUGS HAVE STAYED WITH IT TO SAFELY PASS UNDER THE BRIDGE.

@vaultscribe4501 Месяц назад

Prolly should have. But may not be normal to do. Like people should wear seat belts, but some people are willing to fight not to.

@Jay66669 Месяц назад

Now ships can't get in or out of that port for months or even up to a year until the scene is cleared That's crazy and not to mention all that traffic that's going to be backed up because of the detour.

@zachmoyer1849 Месяц назад

it wont take a year to clear it probably will be open in two months to ships building a new bridge could take years. They may have to do a temporary ferry service to make up for delays in traffic who knows.

@lindao7887 Месяц назад

Get your toilet paper now, not being funny, it will happen

@zachmoyer1849 Месяц назад

@@lindao7887 toilet paper is not shipped in its distributed by truck and train.

@user-kh9hq1kv8e Месяц назад

What I'm trying to figure out is why a ship that size doesn't have tugs assisting it until it pass the bridge? I don't get it.

@nettybubba7730 Месяц назад

Did I hear correct, that the ship was doing 8 to 9 knots? Seems fast in a channel navigating through a bridge with tonnes of weight on board.?

@wally7856 Месяц назад

Without any velocity you don't have any rudder authority so it's a double edge sword.

@samjepsen8165 Месяц назад

That’s just at steerage speed for them

@MidnightWarrior1976 Месяц назад

I hope the shipping company has to pay the bill. Probably 1 billion.

@nadiavasyukhnevich4791 Месяц назад

🤔

@mrtee3477 Месяц назад

1 billion? cheap.

@funfun5656 Месяц назад

More than that because of all the disrupted business that happens as a result...but there's also possibilities that someone else dropped the ball. Thinking security. Also the management company will wind up making an insurance claim which will ultimately go on the balance sheet of some big bank the tax payer will just wind up bailing out later anyways. At the end of the day you and I are paying for it and someone else broke it.

@TA-wg9oi Месяц назад

The shipping company didn't put the bridge there!

@jaymontgomery3330 Месяц назад

Biden says us tax payers are paying for it.

@user-jq3rj3cm1r Месяц назад

don't understand why there isn't such a safety in place for these situations.. loss of control of vessel.. then the anchor's should automatically deploy to stop the vessel in its tracks

@jamesbland7259 Месяц назад

Please to see and listen to someone in the position of authority - like this Lady - to be FAIR. I have the feeling that individuals like her could deliver TRUE, FAIR and HONEST conclusion.

@flamcity Месяц назад

Why were there no TUGS ?

@stephenshoihet2590 Месяц назад

there were tugs, they brought the ship to the middle of the channel and the tugs were released. Tugs are not required in the channel.

@kevin6293 Месяц назад

The “mercy of the tides” steered them right into the support leg of the bridge…..

@kdub3892 Месяц назад

Sure yeh

@SuaveHousexx Месяц назад

Right. Notice that super sharp turn they made to make sure they hit the pillar? I'm not buying this. I think you know who has this whole thing set up.

@ArthurMarriner-pj8cv Месяц назад

I'm not buying this either. The power went out but if you notice it was at the same time the smoke poured out of the stack ( engines with no power do not make smoke) as the power went out and came back on they noticed it was possible to miss the bridge and the power went back out making it harder to see. It appears to me that the shop turned into the bridge at the last minute. Watch it close. Right now in the government and things all running scams and lies to the people so you never know. It will be interesting to see where the money ends up at the end. That would tell a lot wouldn't it? Even the recording box went out at the right time. I'm grateful for the lives that were saved and very sorry for the ones lost. It just seems with the information given there was plenty of time to have saved all lives. When the anchor was dropped they knew what was going to happen

@aiRxShop Месяц назад

The wind also pushed them. See the smoke coming out of the stack blowing almost horizontally to the left of the image? Coincidentally that’s also the direction the boat was pushed. Wind pushing a boat is extremely common when it’s not under its own power and with how large this was, it’s practically its own sail

@papa-dt1cv Месяц назад

Like Boeing events, Great to see authority can quickly publish pictures of the all power related equipment that might have fails the vessel too. Maybe there are other vessels having same dangerous parts. Time to recall or do quality checks

@kenhernacki3317 Месяц назад

Best video on this tragedy yet this woman is smart

@wolfhors3_660 Месяц назад

If you're looking for any new info or any answers, you can skip this vid.

@Optix-Code Месяц назад

Because of this get ready for things to cost more.

@rudy_2299 Месяц назад

They already got their que cards. They were spouting that yesterday

@maryjanespangler7488 Месяц назад

#1. I don’t want to read a screen in the mornings when I watch the news. I want to HEAR it. #2. The music is too loud and not relaxing at all.

@user-lm6nw3zd7d Месяц назад

Wasn't there tug boats guiding the ship through the tight spots just in case of fog or mechanical issues?

@SaltyCosmic Месяц назад

Here come all the Neanderthals claiming they known what really happened. Such a tragic accident 🙏

@Moonboy9001 Месяц назад

i don't see anyone lol

@eoimagery4524 Месяц назад

our government loves us so much!

@timothytremblay7763 Месяц назад

Um., excuse me? Cro Magnon 😂😂😂

@claudemaassen2963 Месяц назад

I don't believe Neanderthals were that stupid.

@gabrielszarose5640 Месяц назад

Intentional

@rankat1841 Месяц назад

New details the same as the old details. A cargo ship lost power, ran into a support which caused the bridge to collapse.

@barefootfarmer4214 Месяц назад

I understand it would be nearly impossible to create any type of barriers that could stop a ship of this size. Maybe the next best option would be to engineer bridges to break off in small sections if something like this happens.

@x_warhog_x8701 Месяц назад

24:21 this pic right here says it all if you look above the bridge at the power lines the 2 closest poles to the harbor way have large encasements around them which is what should be around the bridge supports but are missing, And not that it would have stopped this with this ship at that speed but still should have had some................ May have help may have not but it would be better to have them and not need them to need them and not have em.

@MikeInocencio-sl7ih Месяц назад

Yea synergy the shipping company better be paying for a new dam bridge. Not us marylanders.

@GoFoSho Месяц назад

I’m curious to know if the ship used their horn to warn the people on the bridge to warn them

@jul1440 Месяц назад

No, they used the radio to do so.

@user-bs6kh7qm3x Месяц назад

Is that going to change anything. You're not going to be able to sleep for nights after night because you can't find out if they blow the f****** horn really

@MobileDecay Месяц назад

Beep beep!!! 😳😳😳

@michakoeppenblues3669 Месяц назад

even if they heard a horn and saw the ship - what was their reaction?

@AmandaATurner-yv5ns Месяц назад

How deep is that waterway

@athomewithtawanda1 Месяц назад

My prayers are with the families who lost loved ones 🙏🏽 Also the ones who just crossed the bridge only moments before it went down. PTSD is real! 🙏🏽♥️

@Zelda-rk7xc Месяц назад

I dont know anything about container ships but does this look overloaded to anyone else - it looks top heavy 🤔

@ziggystardust7888 Месяц назад

Yep.... Bridge to Low...for it. !!!!

@wally7856 Месяц назад

If it's still floating it's not overloaded.

@Zelda-rk7xc Месяц назад

@@wally7856 Good point 👍🏻

@user-cx8fo3uj5s Месяц назад

@@ziggystardust7888 if the bridge is so low then how did the other ships go under it hmmm... how do you explain THAT!!

@MrCrazycook8 Месяц назад

The Port of Baltimore serves over 50 ocean carriers, making nearly 1,800 annual visits. The ship in question is average size. No, not overloaded. Bridge is 200 feet above the water.

@tizthelocsmith4758 Месяц назад

And to think there's a guy who posted a video on tik tok who appears to be posting a doctored video of the point of impact for the ship. He points to what appears to be explosions at certain points of the bridge, stating that these were explosions caused by dynamite. To take a tragedy and turn it around to fit your narrative is nothing short of "Sickening"! You cant make this stuff up!

@SorbusAucubaria Месяц назад

Likely russians or chinese

@gregjones1537 Месяц назад

Sick Mothers will be out in force you can bank on that.

@grandinosour Месяц назад

Why are you still watching TocTic?

@SuaveHousexx Месяц назад

@@SorbusAucubaria No our own gov. You guys haven't caught on to what's really going on in America or the world for that matter yet still?

@SuaveHousexx Месяц назад

So do you think 9/11, the building were really brought down by planes still?

@joepisco3079 Месяц назад

I never understood why it isn't required to have cement guides to stop this so the cargo ships glide between the cement guides. From the port leading out to any bridge

@albosemer4048 Месяц назад

prayers for everyone involved.

@farmasyst Месяц назад

Aren't there regulations that require a ship to maintain it's distance from the pillars before entering a bridge? This vessel had a crapload of space on the other side to have cleared the structure.

@abelincoln6785 Месяц назад

Yes but the ship lost power.

@farmasyst Месяц назад

@@abelincoln6785 I ccan see how if the ship lost power,they might not have had any control over the sterring and navigation...and then when it recovered, it pitched the ship to the right. But that ship should have been far enough away from the support column long before it became disabled.

@timhitt4589 Месяц назад

Pay attention…. The ship lost power…

@weekenderfam7965 Месяц назад

and there’s wind and/or current

@eljanrimsa5843 Месяц назад

@@farmasyst The ship was in the normal shipping channel going 8 knots, but had lost power a couple of minutes earlier and was drifting out of the shipping channel towards the bridge without ability to steer. If you look at the ship now, you can see the concrete dolphin right next to ship, that would have prevented a direct hit if the ship would have moved straight on. One theory had been that they tried to go astern and that increased the steering problem. But most likely is that they restarted an emergency generator but not the main engine yet, and never recovered the ability to steer.

@SilverSoldier25 Месяц назад

The amount of people that I see thinking there's some kind of conspiracy to this is frankly ridiculous. You people see connections that just don't exist in everything. This is a clear accident. Negligence is possible, but an accident none the less.

@a.k.7116 Месяц назад

😂😂😂😂

@davids5006 Месяц назад

After what all we been lied to about I think it's ok to question things

@user-dp5es4vc1k Месяц назад

Obama Bin Laden was driving.

@bonniegierach5027 Месяц назад

Question everything!

@Teri_B. Месяц назад

Very naive statement.

@ivomedic5745 Месяц назад

Time was short to restores black out ,emergency generators start after 10 seconds was to late to do Sam thing in engine room.

@michelleanders8544 Месяц назад

Prayers to the families during this difficult time. Did the ship not raise the alarm or something so the guys could hear them especially if they were busy working and not looking at the ship....very sad. Is there a camera on the bridge all the time? Did that truck make it?

@tonykenny4304 Месяц назад

Some one didn't do their job right no need for those people have to die for some one else's mistakes God bless their soul's may they rest in peace

@about2mount Месяц назад

The real question to be asking is why that Port Authority allowed their tugboats to leave a ship before its safe exit and why the tugboats failed to return after being radioed by the ship captain to return because of engine failure.

@wotviewer Месяц назад

the real question to ask is why are you commenting when you clearly have no idea how harbours operate, nor have you understood the timeline mentioned in the video, did you actually watch it?

@yourtubisfilled7164 Месяц назад

I don't get how there are no mandatory towing ships guiding out large vessels past a vulnerable infrastructure like that and how there was no sufficient guiding structures and/or submerged rock ballast around the pillars to protect them. I've read they installed the harbor cranes to receive large container vessels like this one only recently but forgot to adapt the infrastructure to safely receive them. There was nothing able to prevent an accident like this. That is baffling. Ships are complex machines and do get out of control from time to time. So decision and policy makers of the port shouldn't get off easily by scapegoating an operator imo.

@kakumanuxavierjoseph7534 Месяц назад

With risk assessments being mandatory requirement Unfortunately tug not connected at stern position, till ship sails past position of worst damage in case of machinery failure. At the least 1 tug escort till ship cleared bridge. Not many ship movements at that time.

@cindywasserman6596 Месяц назад

Seems like she should be calling it an incident instead of an accident during the investigation. Or does that make too much sense?

@hangten1904 Месяц назад

That could've been prevented if tugged boats got there in time to change the course of the ship

@jamesmckay9966 Месяц назад

THE TUGS WHICH HELPED TO LEAVE THE PORT COULD HAVE STAYED WITH THE SHIPS PASSAGE UNDER THE BRIDGE.

@rickjames547 Месяц назад

And rock islands built around the piers to keep boats from coming near it

@JosephSoares-cg5hh Месяц назад

They did try to throw the anchor out maybe the anchor caught and swing it into the pillow of the bridge 😞

@user-wm3ue4uf5h Месяц назад

Maybe it was the prop walk caused the stern to move port side, of course the bow would move to starboard side accordingly. While propeller was in full reverse (judging by the amount of engine smoke), the rudder was much less effective in steering the ship, despite the ship was having emergence/regular power minutes before the collision. Sounds like pilots or operators' error when they were under great stress to regain directional control.

@chuckwalla2967 Месяц назад

God bless the all Indian crew.

@TheTube1868 Месяц назад

American's aging infrastructure can't meet modern marine commerce need.

@user-yd1lh7vr5h Месяц назад

Tampa Bay SKYWAY Bridge has defensive dolphin concrete blockers,,,, the two on this Baltimore bridge are constructed in the WRONG positions for blocking the support legs.

@edwardmartin243 Месяц назад

They are making cargo ships too large. No bridge could withstand a collision from a ship of that tonage.

@zachmoyer1849 Месяц назад

im curious how this will change the protocol for stuff i imagine they are gonna require tugs to escort them beyond any bridge now. Tug boys bout to be rich.