New details are emerging about a midweek crash along the Baltimore beltway that left six construction workers dead after a driver lost control of her car and it careened into a work zone, according to Maryland State Police.
was all these bodies in the ground and missing limbs, broken limbs, people crying. once i got up above, i just saw just people everywhere. that s when i realized how bad it was, that you know, i started seeing people with pretty horrific injuries. i recognized carlos orlando immediately because he s very active locally. you know? i saw the hat. i went straight down to the ground to help jeff, but immediately after that i look at his legs. i asked for help. he had somebody help. when he came to help me, he was crazy. his adrenaline was definitely, definitely kicking. i pick up jeff from the floor.
horrific injuries. i recognized carlos orlando immediately because he s very active locally. you know? i saw the hat. i went straight down to the ground to help jeff, but immediately after that i look at his legs. i asked for help. he had somebody help. when he came to help me, he was crazy. his adrenaline was definitely, definitely kicking. i pick up jeff from the floor. i pick him up, and i sit him in the chair and i told him to hold on, hold on. and i told the lady, we have to rush. we have to rush. let s move it. let s move it. actually, when carlos picked me up and threw me into the wheelchair then i was like, all right, maybe i am going to make it. but before that, no way. i thought i was done. as he was pushing jeff out, jeff s lower body was obscured. and then we saw the herald
0 continuing to do the best they can, and i wish them well. it s been over a month since the deadly bombings in boston. it s been time to flereflect an investigate what s happening. we re going to meet the paragraphers who took the photos and we meet the people in them to try to understand that moment and how it s changed everything since. ac 360 randy kaye has our special report. there s something powerful about this. it s a moment frozen in time. images we remember of five days we ll never forget. a man insignificatantly losing . was this a terrorist. stories of unexpected moments. i didn t think anybody would believe me if i told the story. stories told by these photos frame by frame. i could see the blood coming out of her body. it was that horrific. it was shocking at first to see and then for me to make my way into it an decide what to shoot and not to shoot. this isn t the worst photo i ve taken that day but it s pretty bad p be. part of american sport scene
0 hello, everyone. good evening. i m anderson cooper. it s been over a month now since the deadly bombings here in boston and there s time now to reflect and really investigate what happened. tonight we focus on several iconic images from the terror y attack and its aftermath. we ll meet the photographers who took the photos and meet the people in them to try to really understand that moment and how it s changed everything since. ac 360 s randi kaye has our special report. to me there s something inherently powerful about the still image. it s a moment frozen in time. the images we ll always remember. of five days we can never forget. stories of a gravely wounded mother and daughter. who would think that she would have survived that? and a man instantly losing both legs. stories of heroism, of saving living, and springing into action. couldn t really think of, okay, was this a terrorist? stories of unexpected moments. of a shootout and an unusual milk delivery. i di