Inside Baltimore Key Bridge's history - from being built in the '70s to officials refusing to install pier guards after 9/11 because it was 'too expensive' before shock container ship crash

The collapse stemmed from a container ship hitting the historic overpass - bringing it to an abrupt end after some 47 years.

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