jumping. the whole idea that they really exposed security flaws, right? it did, but that wasn t the intent. but it did. reporter: according to court documents, one of the men used his access as an iron worker to sneak parachutes in beforehand, later letting the other men in. critics say that stunt shows just how vulnerable this building is. in march, a 16-year-old was arrested after sneaking past a sleeping security guard and climbing to the building s antenna. an investigation by wabc uncovered police more focused on their cell phones than surveillance. officials have condemned the jump, saying the men endangered the public, adding that the site is now secure. protecting the landmark from dangers and daredevils. before we get into the legality, that video is just incredible. it really is. it s amazing video to look at. by the way, the new york daily news is reporting that the parents of the firefighters killed in 9/11
issued extremely broad. a blanket subpoena calling for a fishing expedition justifies a blanket response. in this case, a blanket denial. jac jacobson ruled they might have had a chance if they were narrower in scope. specific documents rather than a broad swath that was requested gi by the committee. if they had done that the subpoenas might have been enforced. the committee says it s considering narrow the scope of those subpoenas and are also suggesting they will call them to testify though they are likely to only hear the fifth amendment invoked over and over again. we think there s one final person you ought to know about this week. steve sweeney, the senate president. instead of being a formal prosecutor like everyone else, he s a former iron worker.
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it has to be all one length. the barber shop is staffed by inmates, and one of them is responsible for making sure the clippers always remain sharp. i m the barber maintenance inmate. we maintain and take care of the clippers. i was an iron worker. bridges, commercial buildings, power plants. because some barber tools can be turned into weapons, only trusted inmates are allowed to work in the repair shop. i go through an interview process and make sure i pick an inmate that s got some trustworthiness to him and mechanical skills. and he knows if he does something wrong, he ll lose a good job. but officer barnes trust only goes so far. i maintain a visual on him at all times. we inventory the box on a daily
i thought i was going to die. it actually had an impact that they noticed on their seismographs there. the terrifying accident is caught on camera by an employee of the occupational safety and health administration, a federal agency charged with enforcing federal workplace safety standards. patrick ostrenga is on site that day for a scheduled visit. seconds before the collapse, his colleague begins recording the crane, not for work but for pleasure. we were videoing it just to see and it turned out to be the best evidence we have. iron worker jeff kasinski is watching the lift from a man basket, a bucket suspended from the crane inside the stadium. you don t go to work expecting, you know you don t expect to see one of the most