on cnn.com they have an amazing video, from a fixed security camera of the bridge actually collapsing! It's amazing to see how fast that bridge went down, with numerous cars and trucks on the bridge deck. Moreover, the splash created by the bridge is amazing.
Yes, that is Jim Clack who is a Cat collector and Director of ACMOC and is the Fire Chief for Minneapolis. He and his crew certainly have their hands full right now and we should all keep Jim and the fellow recovery workers in our thoughts.
Anybody have the link to the camera on the bridge?
I thought I saw Jim on one of the interviews
Yes, Jim Clack has been interviewed several times on TV. He looked worse each time. Of course here in Minnesota the catastrophy is the only thing on our minds and the news media. As others have said; prayers are needed for the victims, their families and the rescuers.
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Here is the security camera video of the collapse.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1ab_1186054443&p=1
Try this one, I actually got it to work😊 😊
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3FVmhoq7dE
Jim Clack was on Larry KIng Live last night for those of you that know him.
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