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The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge early Tuesday morning over Baltimore's Patapsco River, where six people remain missing, is drawing tragic comparisons to a similar bridge collapse in Florida, 44 years ago.
Any bridge would have collapsed if struck in a main support column, experts say, as the Francis Scott Key Bridge was by a loaded container ship.
The study shows water would back up and flow into neighborhoods directly south of the area, including Tijuana's "tolerance zone" where many bars, brothels and strip joints are located.
Talking about here in the search was caused because there was some sense of movement happening here. they were measuring it. slight movement in the concrete floor slabs on the south side that we are looking at. risk of things falling down and hitting support columns. alerts from devices that were monitoring cracks in the building. that's why they delayed the search. bottom line is when you look at this letter, when you look at the movement you have right now. you have people saying, what, there could be a real risk. there is an ongoing risk to the people who are doing the rescue work here. the...
Plantings. this is my neighborhood, ali. this is how i know. these plantings, and in this case, where they were taking a direct line wind from the beach, these plantings still have the columns, the support columns up. so they were fairly new, they didn't have root connection with the ground yet. so when that wind is coming straight off the beach, this is where you see a lot of tree damage here. i want to show you something that these people were getting ready for, too. knowing this community was about to take what they thought was going to be a pretty strong hurricane, there's a lot of preps t...