Massachusetts Department of Transportation Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver said Mondays haven't been the same over the past couple of years, and he.
That s kind of what happens when you have water infiltrating. how deep under the hudson does it go? 100 feet. during hurricane sandy, this whole thing was flooded out. manhattan was essentially cutoff from the rest of the continent in terms of rail travel. bring me back. in addition to the buckling concrete, the electric cables are failing and sometimes they even explode. contained in this wall here are two high voltage transmission cables. they re 12,000 volt transmission cables. if water gets into those transmission cables, you could be a blowout, and we did here. every single day multiple times a day, you re dealing with things that could potentially shutdown traffic into new york city. that s our job. does it piss anybody off that that s the way it is? i wouldn t say use that language. sometimes it s stressful for us to maintain this. i think frustration.
We call protest palosa. conservative are not that in to protesting. the joke is because they are too busy doing that thing called work. for the left protest itting is a way of life. marches are rollicking affairs with live musical acts, and food trucks and balloon tosses. since the election of donald trump, the left has been ramping it up into overdrive. this was l.a. just a few days after trump s surprise victory. protestors shutdown one of the city s busiest freeways between downtown and hollywood. on the east coast protestors at trump tower. they shutdown traffic in mid
Family. for the officers five of the six, much like any other person that may be accused in a crime were given miranda rights. they have the right to remain silent. five of the six were open. one of the officers didn t. we re looking at live pictures coming to us from baltimore. protesters have essentially shutdown traffic. we have traffic there at the standstill they re flooding the streets. this is their objective here as people are gathering. right now it s day light. it s going to be getting darker. i wander what you think is ahead if you see these protesters now blocking traffic, are you expecting the city to in essence, become shut down or be in a situation where police officers can t control the area? part of no, ma am.
They marched into oakland and i think at that point it started to turn where they marched into oakland and got on the freeway. they were able to shutdown traffic. they were able to shutdown the freeway for a while. the california highway patrol and oakland police department handled that portion. what about arrests? you have been trying to make arrests on protesters who have been actually looting in the group of 200. can you give us any arrest numbers? i don t have specific numbers at this point. we are in the process of making arrests. we have made several arrests earlier in the night as well. hopefully we ll have a more stronger number for you later on. jennifer, from the perspective of law enforcement, how do you respond to something like this? this is not a protest of the g-20 meeting or a political figure that people don t like. it is actually against law enforcement. about the relationship with law