Cut 1 (34) “…I’m Andrew Greenstein.”
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Cut 2 (33) “…I’m Jeff Palermo.”
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Cut 3 (34) “…I’m Andre Champagne.”
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Cut 6 (11) “…all coming together.”
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The French Quarter Enhanced Security Zone is re-established through Friday. Among other things, motor vehicles are prohibited from entering Bourbon Street through the end of the day Friday. But injury attorney Morris Bart, who’s representing dozens of victims and families impacted by the terror attack this past New Year’s Day, says that’s not enough.
Cut 7 (10) “…never happens again.”
Bart says it doesn’t require an occasion like New Year’s, the Sugar Bowl or Mardi Gras to take enhanced measures to close off Bourbon Street.
Years prior to the attack, the City of New Orleans had acquired removable bollards from engineering firm Mott MacDonald, which often failed when the tracks they moved on became clogged by drinks and beads. Bart says litigation research shows that those decorative bollards will only stop vehicles going up to five miles an hour.
Cut 9 (09) “…heavy duty bollards.”
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Cut 12 (13) “…in different areas.”
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Cut 13 (12) “…they create takeaways.”
Cut 14 (13) “…got this opportunity.”
Cut 15 (12) “…get eight wins.”
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Cut 16 (19) “…following their lead.”
Cut 17 (15) “…much higher level.”
Cut 18 (17) “…leading the way.”
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Cut 19 (18) “…Ole Miss previously.”