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Paseo Del Mar is a street | Paseo Del Mar is a street across San Pedro Los Angeles, California. When the US Military first occupied the place, in the 1910s, with military bunkers entitled Fort MacArthur, (which were in use during the First and Second World War) the bases were decommissioned in 1974, for home-neighbourhood expansion. | ||
Ever since the street Paseo Del Mar became a friendly place, the long bridge was repainted | Ever since the street Paseo Del Mar became a friendly place, the long bridge was repainted and cleaned up. | ||
However things would soon change when in October of 2011, the bridge began to shake slightly, and cracks in the road | However things would soon change when in October of 2011, the bridge began to shake slightly, and cracks in the road appeared, so construction road workers began patching it up. | ||
Then came the | Then came the bridge's death knell, when on November 2011 the bridge broke apart. Safety regulators had closed down the road on both ends, to keep people safe. From November 15th-21st 2011, the bridge was destroyed by a landslide. | ||
On November 21st of that morning, news reporters stormed around the streets of San Pedro, filming the landslide incident on live TV, such as the BBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, and KTLA 5 networks. Meanwhile on KTLA 5, reporter Eric Spillman | On November 21st of that morning, news reporters stormed around the streets of San Pedro, filming the landslide incident on live TV, such as the BBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, and KTLA 5 networks. Meanwhile, on KTLA 5, reporter Eric Spillman was interviewing Republican senator Janice Hahn to discuss the matters of the landslide stability, and her concern about the homes on the other side of the road, '''however the original footage itself is proven to be lost''', that being the only record in its existence being the YouTube video from SanPedroNewsPilot.<ref> [https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WbTRtcT3gjE] Retrieved 15 Jul ‘21</ref> The other news film reel incidents from the BBC, NBC, and ABC reports are also lost, because of losing supportive data.<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-15819302 BBC News coverage of the landslide.] Retrieved 11 Jul '21</ref> | ||
<ref>[http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/los_angeles&id=8432444] Retrieved 15 Jul ‘21</ref> | <ref>[http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/los_angeles&id=8432444] Retrieved 15 Jul ‘21</ref> | ||
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|description3 =Congresswomen Janice Hahn's reaction to the landslide's aftermath. | |description3 =Congresswomen Janice Hahn's reaction to the landslide's aftermath. | ||
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|description4 =A 3-D model-computerized scale-concept of the original road bridge, before the landslide. | |||
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|description5 =KTLA 5 news reporter Eric Spillman shows a recording of the landslide with his own camera. | |||
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Revision as of 22:16, 17 October 2022
The landslide as of now.
Status: Partially Found
Paseo Del Mar is a street across San Pedro Los Angeles, California. When the US Military first occupied the place, in the 1910s, with military bunkers entitled Fort MacArthur, (which were in use during the First and Second World War) the bases were decommissioned in 1974, for home-neighbourhood expansion. Ever since the street Paseo Del Mar became a friendly place, the long bridge was repainted and cleaned up.
However things would soon change when in October of 2011, the bridge began to shake slightly, and cracks in the road appeared, so construction road workers began patching it up. Then came the bridge's death knell, when on November 2011 the bridge broke apart. Safety regulators had closed down the road on both ends, to keep people safe. From November 15th-21st 2011, the bridge was destroyed by a landslide.
On November 21st of that morning, news reporters stormed around the streets of San Pedro, filming the landslide incident on live TV, such as the BBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, and KTLA 5 networks. Meanwhile, on KTLA 5, reporter Eric Spillman was interviewing Republican senator Janice Hahn to discuss the matters of the landslide stability, and her concern about the homes on the other side of the road, however the original footage itself is proven to be lost, that being the only record in its existence being the YouTube video from SanPedroNewsPilot.[1] The other news film reel incidents from the BBC, NBC, and ABC reports are also lost, because of losing supportive data.[2] [3]