| Time | Text |
|---|---|
| People are presumed dead after the Baltimore Key Bridge collapsed. | |
| How does a ship not have any alternate power? | |
| If the main power goes out, at least power to be able to steer the ship. | |
| Maybe not to move it, but to steer it. | |
| I have a feeling, and it may be appropriate, I'm not a big fan of instantaneous lawsuits, but to do this amount of damage, it's a key bridge, no pun intended, in Baltimore. | |
| Not to mention the deaths and presumed injuries. | |
| And the trauma, imagine you're just standing there and all of a sudden the bridge collapses and you're in icy water. | |
| Well, 47 degree water is close to icy water. | |
| It's certainly hypothermia. | |
| As far as the body is concerned, it's freezing. | |
| So at least 8 people. | |
| What does it say here? | |
| Six people dead. | |
| At least eight people were thrown into the water. | |
| The container ship lost power moments before it struck the Francis Gotkei bridge. | |
| That's worthy of looking into. | |
| I think that that's obvious. | |
| Amazing stuff. | |
| In the world. |