New video shows aftermath of Baltimore bridge collapse

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Published 2024-03-28
New video released by the National Transportation Safety Board shows some of the aftermath of the deadly Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore. CBS News senior transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave has the latest on the NTSB's investigation.

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All Comments (21)
  • @laerwen
    Those poor working men and their poor families. My heart goes out to them. :(
  • @HansPeter-ve4nt
    I don't understand how they had enough time to stop traffic but not to send the workers off the bridge
  • @Adam_824
    How on earth does it take upwards of 2 years for this to be investigated?!
  • @junebug7138
    I feel so terrible for the families of the victims, so unnecessary and tragic šŸ˜¢
  • Those of us outside that area need to understand the bridge also carries I-695, and neither I-95 nor I-895 are capable of carrying that much traffic (both use tunnels to go under the harbor and cannot carry hazardous materials). The other part of I-695, which swings to the west of Baltimore, will have to carry the load, creating moving parking lots back around to I-95.
  • @arufai
    I hope they hugely compensate those poor souls that lost their lives. So sorry for their families. RIP
  • @gailstorm0817
    Was there no way to have warned the construction crew?? šŸ˜¢
  • @Loissupes
    Hi CBS. Itā€™s not a voice data recorder. Itā€™s a voyage data recorder. It does pick up voices but so much more than that. Please correct.
  • ā€œThere is no threat to the public with the hazards onboard.ā€ Isnā€™t that an oxymoron?
  • @78ramcharger53
    12- 24 months to figure out what went wrong? I believe it takes time but that sounds ridiculous.
  • @d.j.savick
    All hazardous material is a danger to public health. Otherwise, it wouldn't be call hazardous. Honestly, the lies they tell.
  • @tadiagoddard567
    My Lord. Strength and comfort to the family of loved ones lostšŸ˜¢šŸ™
  • @leonmalone7246
    one thing to remember is, the dates these bridges were erected.. these big cargo ships, were not that many. hopefully more protective measures will take place, with the not so modern bridges, to prevent this type accidents...
  • @araserra6622
    Thatā€™s terror ā€¦hope & prayer for those in that bad situation.
  • @ronwade2206
    Just 8 days before this a different container ship slammed into the dock cranes too.
  • So heartbreaking šŸ’” Thoughts and prayers to all involved šŸ™Thoughts and prayers to all the families šŸ™ā¤ļøšŸ«‚
  • @Kenneth-nx4uv
    NO THREAT šŸ˜®ā˜ ļø JUST DON'T DRINK THE WATER.