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ETimes pairs Brooklyn apartment footage with excavation safety questions

The week's most-watched new upload includes Kathy Hochul's response and Glenn Corbett's preliminary assessment of failed shoring.

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Brooklyn Building Collapse: CHILLING CCTV Clip Shows FINAL Seconds Before Walls FALL On 2-YO

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0:10The report says the Brooklyn collapse killed eight people and injured eighteen.
2:03Displaced residents move to a hotel as the FDNY concludes search and recovery efforts.
2:31Kathy Hochul praises first responders for reaching the scene within a minute.
3:52Glenn Corbett's preliminary assessment identifies a failure in the excavation shoring system.

An apartment wall crumbles in CCTV footage, and ETimes's report moves from the moment of collapse to the question of what failed beside the building. The Brooklyn disaster became the clips channel's most-watched new upload in a week of 23 posts, reaching roughly 15,000 views in its first half-day.

The report says eight people died and eighteen were injured. It follows the end of search and recovery efforts and the relocation of displaced residents to a hotel, before Governor Kathy Hochul praises first responders for arriving within a minute. Construction safety expert Glenn Corbett then offers a preliminary assessment: the excavation's shoring failed at one location and kicked outward at an angle. That is an expert's initial explanation, not a completed investigation.

Brooklyn also featured in an earlier search-and-rescue update. Elsewhere, ETimes returned to Abdul El-Sayed's willingness to discuss healthcare with Donald Trump, placing it alongside Hakeem Jeffries's refusal to work with Stephen Miller. Those political uploads have the strongest daily viewing momentum after the apartment-footage report, extending the healthcare discussion covered here earlier.

The subscriber count held steady at 1.53 million across the week. For ETimes, the new viewing activity is concentrated most clearly around Brooklyn: its apartment-footage report is drawing daily views several times faster than either of those political uploads.

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