Especially since that’s not the job of the NTSB.. they focus on safety and possible needed changes to policy and laws to improve safety. Other government agencies handle criminal investigation.
@@stephanieparker1250 Yeah, it seems like the reporters didn't look to see what the NTSB does or even listen to the preamble of each briefing. Maybe someone should make a supercut... but it would probably run for hours. ;)
It's hard to tell from the audio, as the individuals are not identifying themselves or their publications, questions aren't being repeated, and the audio quality is bad, but from their line of questioning (if it's the individual I think you're talking about), I think that was a resident (i.e. a witness). I think at around 5:40, they identify themselves as such ("...there's three of us here as residents...").
AMEN! After all those years working with Jennifer and Bruce it should be second nature. (Sometimes I wonder if Homendy repeats questions even at home with her family. “The question was did I drop off the dry cleaning yesterday. Yes, in fact, about 07:47 AM Eastern Standard Time the dry cleaning was delivered to Main Street Cleaners, according to the receipts we obtained. The preliminary finding is that the cleaning should be completed by the time you leave work tomorrow and will be available for you to pick up on the way home.”)
Somebody effed up, sounds like the city. I also like how poor Mr. Chapman clearly states all the facts, the members of the media don't listen, then ask questions he previously answered in the statement of those facts. ADHD runs rampant these days.
Sounds like the workers did their best when gas was discovered.. they weren’t given enough information about the work site.
Who was the reporter who desperately kept trying to push the idea that something nefarious was going on? Yeesh…
Especially since that’s not the job of the NTSB.. they focus on safety and possible needed changes to policy and laws to improve safety. Other government agencies handle criminal investigation.
@@stephanieparker1250 Yeah, it seems like the reporters didn't look to see what the NTSB does or even listen to the preamble of each briefing. Maybe someone should make a supercut... but it would probably run for hours. ;)
It's hard to tell from the audio, as the individuals are not identifying themselves or their publications, questions aren't being repeated, and the audio quality is bad, but from their line of questioning (if it's the individual I think you're talking about), I think that was a resident (i.e. a witness). I think at around 5:40, they identify themselves as such ("...there's three of us here as residents...").
REPEAT THE QUESTIONS!!!!!
AMEN! After all those years working with Jennifer and Bruce it should be second nature.
(Sometimes I wonder if Homendy repeats questions even at home with her family. “The question was did I drop off the dry cleaning yesterday. Yes, in fact, about 07:47 AM Eastern Standard Time the dry cleaning was delivered to Main Street Cleaners, according to the receipts we obtained. The preliminary finding is that the cleaning should be completed by the time you leave work tomorrow and will be available for you to pick up on the way home.”)
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Somebody effed up, sounds like the city.
I also like how poor Mr. Chapman clearly states all the facts, the members of the media don't listen, then ask questions he previously answered in the statement of those facts.
ADHD runs rampant these days.
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