On patrol next to the Dali and the Baltimore bridge wreckage.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2024
- Today I went out with the US Army Corps of Engineers to give you a closer look at the Dali and the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
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Whoever invited you knows “good people”. Thanks for doing this for us P.
Thank you for filming this we would never get to see this without you😊
We tend to take Penguin and what he's doing day after day for granted, often only focusing on what kind of fries, burgers or noodle soup he's gobbling down this time, and then there are days that leave us in awe at this man's accomplishments. Thank you, and bon appétit!
My wife and I refer to you as "Our man in Washington". Obviously, you're at the top of your trade. What an informative and awesome video! We appreciate everything you do! Thanks!
The containers are as big as box cars on a train. Think how heavy it is, wow. Hard to believe it's an accident. I remember what else had happened that night in the news. Great footage P6🎉 Great close view. So big💥
Containers are designed for ease of transport. That is why you will see them loaded onto rail cars stacked two high, and for final delivery they load them onto trucks to haul to their destination.
I live within sight of the bridge and use binoculars every day to watch the action. The people performing this work are doing some incredible things. It’s sad to see all this happen, but very interesting to watch this phase of it all.
Wow I was in this video for half a second, walking from the coast guard boat back inside! I saw your group getting underway today. The salvage crews are doing a great job, making huge strides, and I’m fortunate to work with some very dedicated professionals in the US Coast Guard
I wish my mom would’ve lived just a few more years to see this.
She absolutely hated this bridge and of course she hates the tunnels too.
All of her fears validated :-) hundreds, and hundreds of trips over that bridge and us harassing her the whole time how irrational and ridiculous she was and given her a hard time and laughing.
See, I told you !
She always had a weird intuition about certain things,
That ship is massive, so many containers. Nice shots. Good that you were allowed to film it.
Like he couldn’t?
@@dieselpowerolson3075Many, many other have also videos of the ship. So, yeah good point.
Awesome photography 👌 Thank you Andrew for this amazing opportunity to see this travesty. So sorry for those lives that were lost. May they Rest In Peace 😢🙏
Penguin u we’re rocking that hard hat my friend! Lol thanks for ur videos
Wow! Pretty cool that you were invited. Thanks for bringing us along. What a mess.
Man you don't really get the full idea of the damage until you see it up close and personal!
Wow what a great opportunity to catch a ride and see the bridge…amazing all the huge debris they pick up with that crane. Thanks for sharing.
I depend on you to give me tours of DC ..... now, you are reporting the news from my stomping grounds.
Much love from Baltimore!!!
They have to clear down to 50 feet depth to get any large full vessels into harbor.
Old channel was 570 feet wide for two passing ships under the bridge
Wow,,,the scope of that was incredible. Thank you for showing us P6 !
WOW! Thanks for filming this, it's better than some of the news outlets. A lot more damage to the Dali than what I have seen. How long was the tour from the time you boarded the tug until the time you got back onto dry land?
Thanks for the close ups, wow
Thank you for taking us with you P6 really appreciated!From Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
That was really cool!!
Thank you for taking us with you, P6!!❤
Seems spooky seeing those light poles in the water like that.. thanks Andrew.
Thanks for the upclose, personal tour!
Amazing. So much damage to the bridge and the ship.
Except the Bridge went down and Not the Ship!
Incredible damage to the starboard bow of the ships hull.
What a great opportunity, getting asked to join that adventure! Were those shots at the end, using the fancy pants rent-a-camera? If so, the detail was pretty amazing. Thanks for sharing.
When I see pieces of road draped across the bow of the Dali, and lights I saw at night on the road , now in the water , it makes me shutter to remember how many hundreds of times I drove on that road under those lights. Catastrophic doesn’t begin to describe the mess here and the wonderful job many people are doing to clean it up and rebuild this essential bridge.
Outstanding. Thanks Andrew
SUPER cool video. I always enjoy your videos, but this one was over the top. Thank you!
What in the world is in those containers😳 Awesome you were able to go and film!!
Well usually the containers that carry hazardous materials, empties and gasoline type products are carried forward, as they are less dangerous to the ship. If anything happens and gives balance forward to stern for sailing.
@@ablewindsor1459an engine or electrical fail of any kind is extremely dangerous..with that type of cargo presumably. It has disrupted all shipping still waiting to leave the harbor. What a mess. If you are waiting on cargo.
Connie what do you think are in the containers?
This is how goods are moved around the world.
@@dannyboy160 there are other things moved around. I was curious as to what exactly is in them.
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From 11AbC...TV
Qoute:
BALTIMORE -- The cargo ship that caused the Baltimore bridge collapse was carrying hazardous materials, the National Transportation Safety Board said.
NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy said there are 56 containers aboard containing hazardous materials, including corrosives, flammables and lithium ion batteries. She said some containers were breached and a sheen was identified in the water that will be dealt with by authorities. She said the voyage data recorder has been recovered.
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And just about anything that can be fit into a container is probably onboard. Stored back of the ships now.
Good job! Thank You for sharing!
Excellent work and production thanks. this puts a new perspective on this operation. cheers and best wishes from NZ
Great video. One of those times you don't have to think too long if you want to go. They still have a big job ahead of them.
Great video and a small suggestion. If you can tell us approximate dimensions of these pieces they lifting it will add to our knowledge and our appreciation.
yeah that was cool. Glad ya tubers got an invite, that makes ya official. But really a good view of the size of the job. Plus the tedious and very careful handling of very big pieces. Still looks a couple more years of work but guess they could chop it up by summer.
Great photos, P6! Down in the Virginia waters of the Chesapeake Bay the watermen (the ones who have money) use those motorized barges like the one you were on to set off and pick up their crab pots. Each one can carry hundreds of crab pots! A lot of private owners (like myself) quit setting out our pots because the field of watermen pots were blocking most of the crabs from getting into the inlets. One reason I moved away. Rob in N.C.
What about the cargo that's still on the Dali? Have all those orders been refilled and sent on via other ships, or are the customers still waiting?
Probably still waiting since the harbor is closed
Not sure if I’ve ever been in so much awe from one video. This is unbelievable access. Thanks so much for sharing it with us!
Amazing scenes, so much work to clean that up
Very impressive, as always thank you for taking us along
Great video and information. One of a kind post.American ingenuity at work, "They f___ it, we fix it!!😂😂😂.Thank you again.
What an experience..thanks for sharing!
Actually surprised nothing looks to have broken loose at the stern from the impact. Thanks for the video.
I'm assuming that shipping company is being held responsible for all the clean-up and repairs?? I have to say that is ONE HELL OF A CRANE!!!!! I enjoyed the video, I really ENJOY your channel!!!!!!
Wow! You get into some interesting places. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing footage!!! 👏 😮 thank you for sharing that experience with us!
Very informative. One of the best so far. The size of the disaster incomparable. From South Africa, work SAFE.
How long are in Baltimore? Hope to meet ya som, great work! 😎❤🤙
Thank you for taking me there!
Nice post man THANKS for sharing ! 👍
Amazing P6. Thank you for taking us along. Great pics. Those cranes are huge. The material they are expected lift and move is a massive undertaking. It is still surreal.
See you later.
Is this using that special strong camera he rented! He has a great knowledge
Really great close up shots!
Tky so much!!
New sub. The name of the similar vessel in San Francisco Bay is the "Raccoon". LOTS of junk washes down the rivers, especially in winter storms.
Yet people still fly over the water, even at night. I have pulled a telephone pole out of one of the rivers. Imagine hitting that at 20 knots.
Nice shots P6
Amazing footage! Thanks for the video!
May those that perished rest in peace!
amazing experience.
Was hoping u had got some video or pics of the Indy car tearing up the DC streets, or has that took place yet?!
Last Saturday and unfortunately I had to take my kid to the Prom while that was going on. Oh well.
@@Penguinsix understandable buddy, family comes first before all other things! Thanks for all that u do my friend!! Keep it up 👍🏼 ur the best on TH-cam!!!
@@Penguinsix can u provide a link of the Indy car if u have it & don’t mind sending it?! I sure would appreciate it!! Thanks again for all u do Penguin, it’s really great work that u do!!! Trump/Flynn 2024 For The Win
Yeah man . . . impressive. Thanks.
That was amazing thank you for sharing
7:01 is the perfect camera lens or zoom setting to feel the scale or the site!!! more of those!
Loved the video !! Thank you.
Great video and very informative. good luck to all the workers and please stay safe.
Another adventure hurrah!😮😮❤❤
Wow!!! That was Stunning!!! The magnitude of how BIG EVERYTHING is!!! Its Sad it happened. Hopefully it will be back up and running in no time. Thank u❤
Bravo! Thanks for sharing and the best of luck!
Excellent video. Thank you for that.
Every container is one semi truck load .
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing😊😊
Thank you for your work
Wow!
Thanks for sharing.
Who's insurance company pays for this damage? Surely not ours right?
What a great channel! And no crazy comments! Thank you.
Great video!!! Thank you 👍
The coolest footage in all the land👏‼️🍔🍟😎
Interesting shot of bridge streetlight still standing.
That thing is still stuck? Well damn.
It has not been that long considering all of the debris
Great that u were invited to observe the damage first hand and brought us along🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Thanks for sharing!
O oh what a difference a day makes. P 6 goes out to the collapsed bridge . Wow. Thanks
Great camera work .
wow amazing footage so much still to do our thoughts are still with the missing
Ty as always wow. Lived in Texas for awhile those ships were massive I had no idea they were so huge seeing them was amazing. God bless you and your family.
Very good, thank you.
Good job. I mean you have a good job.
Hope there’s food involved in this video.
Jacks grandma in Texas
Ok, watched your video. Riveting. Just the most interesting piece I’ve seen. Green with envy. ❤️
What an honor to be invited. Very interesting stuff you learned out there. You took some great shots. Some even artistic. Maybe a magazine cover.
Taxpayers are going to pay for the mouse trap bridge that finally caught a ship.
I feel bad for the poor guys stuck on that ship probably not getting paid to sit there.
THANK YOU I KNOW THE SCALE WAS HUHE BUT AS THEY SAY A PICTURE A THOUSAND WORDS AND BACK MY BELIEF MANY HEROS OUT THERE EVERY DAY MIND BLOWING TOO TOP OFF THE CHANGES TOO PEOPLES LIVES ARE REAL
I’m guessing that the containers weren’t carrying anything too important or there would be a stench. Did anyone hear what the Cargo was and where do they dispose all the debris? Wow!
I am very thankful.
At some point will they remove the shipping containers to another ship?
Their hope is to pull the Dali back and away when enough of the bridge and the loose containers towards the front are removed. But the worry is that the Dali drove itself deep into the sediment and dredges might need to come in to free it
I was watching a USCGC zip around the Dali one day, size wise, it reminded me of a matchbox car. It kind of blew my mind how enormous that thing is.
Good stuff !
That’s pretty cool. They brought out TH-camrs to do a little social campaign. Although I have to say I’m a little disappointed with the army Corps of Engineers. I was expecting some young, sharp military guys not uncle Carl :)
I prefer uncle Carl fixing things. Young, sharp military are good for flying jets, carrying the football and opening doors :)
I don't know who you are referring to as "uncle Carl," but those young, sharp military guys know to learn from "uncle Carl" because he has a lifetime of experience.
@@trapdoorspringfieldmodel1888 yep, looks like my point went way over your head. What I’m trying to say is I don’t expect to see a 65-year-old dude dressed in jeans with his gut hanging out of a T-shirt
The army corp of engineers. I’m expecting to see a uniformed active duty personnel.
My actual uncle Carl was one of those guys. So yeah, you don’t have to educate me. I know all about his intelligence and his abilities and his amazing life and career and electronics and communications.
Thank you.
The Dali has become a water feature for Baltimore as a shame walk. I say let it sit there for a while
Without revealing too much lets just say that a small but not inconsequential part of my salary comes from the cruise ships coming into Baltimore. People I work with took a hit because of this way more than I did though. When they clear the channel enough for the big liners to come in again will they open up the terminal right away?
That is what I have heard the Mayor of Baltimore and the Governor of MD intentions
What a disaster. I can't believe this was allowed to happen
Without protections to stop such incidents, many bridges are currently vulnerable
Wow P6 MIP and I knew you when. Seriously that was interesting to see. Thanks so many.
Is the Dali crew still onboard? thanksDC
Boat looks like it was designed by a Washington sub committee