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Survivor of Seacor lift boat gives interview to NTSB investigators Share Updated: 3:39 PM CDT Apr 28, 2021 Share Updated: 3:39 PM CDT Apr 28, 2021
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Show Transcript ONLY ON 6. BRIAN AND THE CREW MEMBERS ARE CONCENTRAING ON THEIR BUDDIES WHO ARE STILL MISSING. THEY DO BECOME VERY TIGH IT IS A BROTHERHOOD. THEY ALL KNOW EACH OTHER WELL. SULA: WHILE COPING WITH THE LOSS OF HIS CREWMEMBERS, BRIAN MIRES TOOK TIME TO TALK TO NTSB INVESTIGATORS IN TERREBONNE FRIDAY THIS IS HIM WALKING OUT AFTER THAT HOUR INTERVIEW. 3.5 HIS ATTORNEY PAUL STERBCOW SAYS HE’S STILL SHAKEN BUT PHYSICALLY DOING OK. BUMPS, BRUISES YOU WOULD EXPECT. IT IS THE EMOTIONAL AND THE MENTAL REACTION DEALING WITH AN EXPERIENCE LIKE THIS. SULA: STERBCOW SAYS HE WAS ON DUTY IN THE WHEEL HOUSE WHEN THE SEACOR POWER LIFT BOAT FACED A STORM AND CAPSIZED. 6 PEOPLE DIED, 7 ARE STI UNACCOUNTED FOR, AND 6 WERE RESCUED, INCLUDING MIRES STERBCOW SAYS MIRES WAS IN THE WATER FOR TH
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Originally published on February 25, 2021 3:05 pm
Thirty-three streets, three parks and one other public space in New Orleans are one step closer to getting new names now that the city’s Street Renaming Commission voted 7-1 for the changes Wednesday.
Most notably, Robert E. Lee Boulevard, named after the former Commander of the Confederate Army, could become Allen Toussaint Boulevard after the famed New Orleans musician. Tulane Avenue, named after Paul Tulane, who contributed to the Confederate government, could become Allison “Tootie” Montana Avenue, after the iconic Black Masking Mardi Gras Indian Big Chief.
A new name recommendation for Lee Circle is taking a little more time.